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E-raamat: Using Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003

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  • ISBN-13: 9781430200161
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This is the fundamental, definitive reference to Microsoft Small Business Server 2003. And it is relevant for all audiences: for beginners just embracing the notion of computerizing their small businesses, to IT consultants specializing in SBS implementation and deployment.



The book focuses on pragmatic solutions, not drawn-out theoretical discussions. And author Jonathan Hassell is a recognized authority on Windows network administration, who smartly approaches the product objectively, without evangelizing. The chapters will steer you through installation, configuration, exploration, and support.
About the Author xi
About the Technical Reviewer xiii
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction xvii
Introduction
1(12)
Top Benefits of SBS
1(5)
Centralized Storage
1(1)
Simple Backup and Recovery
2(1)
Simple and Effective Security
2(1)
Increased Reliability
3(1)
Improvements to Remote Connectivity
3(1)
Create a Larger Collaborative Environment
4(1)
Better Support for Line-of-Business Applications
5(1)
Improved Configuration Process
6(1)
Improved Upgrade Path and Remove Encroachments
6(1)
Improvements for VAPs and Consultants
6(2)
What Is Included?
8(1)
Pricing Points
9(1)
System Requirements
9(1)
Those Not Suited for SBS
10(1)
Frequently Asked Questions
11(2)
Installing SBS 2003
13(12)
Some Installation Considerations
13(2)
Installing Windows Server 2003
15(2)
Installing the SBS Core Products
17(6)
A Word About Product Activation
22(1)
Conclusion
23(2)
Initial Configuration
25(22)
The Server Management Console
25(3)
The Standard Management Node
25(3)
The Advanced Management Node
28(1)
Completing the To Do List
28(17)
View Security Best Practices
29(2)
Connect to the Internet
31(8)
Configure Remote Access
39(1)
Activate Your Server
40(1)
Add Client Licenses
40(1)
Add a Printer
41(1)
Add Users and Computers
42(3)
Conclusion
45(2)
Exploring Windows Server 2003
47(40)
File and Print Services
47(13)
Manually Creating a Share
47(3)
NTFS File and Folder Permissions
50(5)
Using Offline Files and Folders
55(2)
Using Shadow Copies
57(2)
Backing Up Your Machines
59(1)
The Active Directory in Windows Server 2003
60(5)
Active Directory Objects and Concepts
61(4)
Group Policy
65(21)
Group Policy Implementation
66(5)
Domain Group Policy
71(15)
Conclusion
86(1)
Exploring Outlook 2003 and Exchange Server 2003
87(18)
Outlook 2003 in General
87(10)
Contacts
88(1)
E-Mail
89(1)
Calendar
90(2)
Tasks
92(1)
Public Folders
93(2)
Advanced Outlook
95(2)
Exchange Server 2003 in General
97(7)
How Exchange Is Exposed
97(4)
SBS-Specific Exchange Features
101(3)
Conclusion
104(1)
Windows SharePoint Services Techniques
105(26)
Resources for Learning the Basics
105(1)
Using Windows SharePoint Services with Access
105(6)
Exporting Data
107(1)
Importing Data
108(2)
Linking Data
110(1)
Views Within SharePoint
111(4)
Advanced View Creation
113(2)
Customizing Themes in SharePoint
115(4)
Basic Customization
115(3)
Advanced Customization: Using Cascading Style Sheets
118(1)
Backup and Restore Options for Windows SharePoint Services
119(3)
Using STSADM.EXE for WSS Backup and Restoration
120(1)
Using the SharePoint Migration Tool for Backup
121(1)
Using the SQL Server 2000 Tools for Backup
122(1)
Helpful SharePoint Customizations
122(5)
Contact and Service Management
123(1)
Human Resources Management
124(2)
Sales and Marketing Portals
126(1)
About Windows SharePoint Services Service Pack 1
127(2)
Conclusion
129(2)
Exploring SBS Standard Security
131(36)
Understanding Security Considerations
131(2)
Principles of Server Security
132(1)
Security Policy
133(9)
Using Security Policy Templates
133(3)
Security Configuration and Analysis
136(3)
Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer
139(3)
Locking Down Windows
142(6)
Password Requirements
143(1)
Account Lockout Policies
143(1)
Windows Component Selection and Installation
144(1)
Local Options
144(3)
Network Options via Group Policy
147(1)
About Software Update Services
148(12)
Using SUS: On the Server Side
149(7)
Using SUS: On the Client Side
156(3)
Common Problems and Workarounds
159(1)
Using Auditing and the Event Log
160(3)
Recommended Items to Audit
162(1)
Event Logs
162(1)
Understanding Routing and Remote Access
163(4)
Packet Filtering
165(1)
Stateful Inspection
165(2)
Using Remote Access Features
167(12)
Remote Web Workplace
167(1)
How Remote Web Workplace Works
167(1)
Outlook Web Access
168(2)
Premium OWA vs. Basic OWA
170(1)
Using the Full Outlook Client Remotely
170(3)
Remote Desktop Connection
173(3)
A Little More In-Depth About RDP
175(1)
Using Virtual Private Networks
176(2)
Conclusion
178(1)
The Shared Fax Service
179(18)
SBS Faxing Fundamentals
179(1)
Configuring the Fax Service
180(10)
Customizing the Service
183(7)
Receiving a Fax
190(1)
Viewing a Received Fax
190(1)
Sending a Fax
191(4)
From the Fax Console
191(2)
From Within a Business Application
193(2)
Conclusion
195(2)
Monitoring SBS Server Health and Performance
197(16)
Setting Up Monitoring
197(5)
Expanding the Scope of the Monitoring Service
201(1)
Adjusting the Schedule for Outgoing Reports
201(1)
Analyzing the Server Performance Report
202(4)
Understanding the Performance Summary
202(3)
Examining Error Log Activity
205(1)
Analyzing the Server Usage Report
206(2)
A Word on Baselining
206(1)
Determining Available Statistics
207(1)
Configuring Health Monitor Alerts
208(2)
Replicating Health Monitoring Settings
210(3)
The Indexing Service
213(18)
How the Indexing Service Works
213(2)
Performance Considerations
214(1)
Common Administrative Tasks
215(14)
Administering Catalogs
216(11)
Adjusting Performance Options
227(2)
Conclusion
229(2)
Index 231
Jonathan Hassell is an author, consultant, and speaker on a variety of IT topics. His published works include RADIUS, Hardening Windows, Using Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003, and Learning Windows Server 2003. His work appears regularly in such periodicals as Windows IT Pro, PC Pro, and TechNet Magazine. Jonathan also speaks worldwide on topics ranging from networking and security to Windows administration. He is currently an editor for Apress, which specializes in books for programmers and IT professionals.