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Windows Server 2008 Portable Command Guide: MCTS 70-640, 70-642, 70-643, and MCITP 70-646, 70-647 [Pehme köide]

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Windows Server® 2008 Portable Command Guide

MCTS 70-640, 70-642, 70-643, and MCITP 70-646, 70-647

 

Darril Gibson

 

All the MCTS 70-640, 70-642, 70-643, and MCITP 70-646, 70-647 Commands in One Compact, Portable Resource

 

Maximize your efficiency as a Windows Server 2008 administrator, and master the commands, keywords, command arguments, options, and prompts covered on Microsofts MCTS 70-640, MCTS 70-642, MCTS 70-643, MCITP 70-646, and MCITP 70-647 exams! This easy, handy reference brings together all the techniques, tips, tools, and examples youll need. Its your perfect take-anywhere guide to running Windows Server 2008 and R2 environmentsand passing Microsofts five key Windows Server 2008 administration exams.

 

Covers all the commands you need to score higher on your MCTS 70-640, 70-642, 70-643, and MCITP 70-646 and 70-647 exams!

 





Master the command prompt in Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Manipulate files, folders, and shares Write effective batch files Manage and troubleshoot DNS with dnscmd and nslookup Manage and troubleshoot Active Directoryfrom basic and advanced ds commands through replication Work with group policy and the Security Configuration Wizard Configure Server Core, including roles and remote administration Control services, routing, printers, licensing, activation, event subscriptions, and more Troubleshoot networking, reliability, and performance Utilize Terminal Services and Remote Desktop Services Create and manage server roles from the command line Administer Windows Server 2008 with PowerShell and VB scripts

 

Your Perfect Take-Anywhere Windows Server 2008 Command Resource!

 





Covers commands on the MCTS 70-640, MCTS 70-642, MCTS 70-643, MCITP 70-646, and MCITP 70-647 exams Includes important administration commands that arent on the exams Packed with realistic scenarios, high-efficiency examples, and expert tips

 

Category: Microsoft Certification

Covers: Windows Server 2008 Exams (MCTS 70-640, 70-642, 70-643, and MCITP 70-646, 70-647)

 
Introduction xvii
Part I Command Prompt Basics
Chapter 1 Launching the Using the Command Prompt
1(8)
Launching the Command Prompt
1(1)
Launching with Elevated Privileges
2(1)
Using the Built-in doskey Program
3(2)
Creating Mini Macros with doskey
5(1)
Cutting and Pasting to and from the Command Prompt
5(2)
Copying from the Command Prompt Window
6(1)
Pasting Data to the Command Prompt Window
6(1)
Changing the Options and Display
7(2)
Chapter 2 Basic Rules When Using the Command Prompt
9(12)
Using Uppercase or Lowercase
9(1)
Using Quotes
10(1)
Understanding Variables
11(2)
Understanding Switches
13(1)
Understanding Wildcards
13(1)
Getting Help
14(3)
Understanding Paths
17(1)
Using Basic Commands
18(1)
Redirecting Output to Files
19(2)
Chapter 3 Manipulating Files, Folders, and Shares
21(16)
Copying Files with copy, xcopy, and robocopy
21(5)
copy
21(1)
xcopy
22(1)
robocopy
23(3)
Compressing Files with compact
26(1)
Encrypting Files with cipher
27(1)
Manipulating Shadow Copies with vssadmin
28(3)
Manipulating Shares with net share
31(1)
Mapping Drives with net use
32(1)
Manipulating Users and Groups with the net Command
33(1)
Modifying NTFS Permissions with icacls
34(3)
Chapter 4 Creating Batch Files
37(10)
Using Notepad
37(1)
Giving Feedback with echo
38(1)
Using Parameters
39(2)
Calling Another Batch File with call
41(1)
Clearing the Screen with els
42(1)
Changing the Order of Processing with goto
42(1)
Checking Conditions with if
43(4)
Part II Managing and Troubleshooting DNS
Chapter 5 Using dnscmd
47(8)
Retrieving DNS Information
47(2)
Exporting DNS Data
49(1)
Forcing Zone Transfers
49(1)
Clearing the DNS Cache
49(1)
Working with DNS Partitions
50(1)
Adding DNS Zones
51(2)
Creating and Deleting DNS Records
53(2)
Chapter 6 Using nslookup
55(8)
Verifying Records with nslookup
55(3)
Configuring DNS for nslookup
58(1)
Using nslookup Without PTR Records
59(1)
Using nslookup Without a Reverse Lookup Zone
60(3)
Part III Managing and Troubleshooting Active Directory
Chapter 7 Using Basic ds Commands
63(8)
Understanding Distinguished Names
63(2)
Adding Objects with dsadd
65(2)
Modifying Accounts with dsmod
67(2)
Moving Accounts with dsmove
69(1)
Removing Objects with dsrm
70(1)
Chapter 8 Using Advanced ds Commands
71(6)
Retrieving Information about Objects with dsquery
71(2)
Retrieving Information About Objects with dsget
73(2)
Viewing and Modifying AD Permissions with dsacls
75(2)
Chapter 9 Promoting and Demoting a Domain Controller (DC)
77(10)
Promoting a DC with dcpromo
77(2)
Demoting a DC with dcpromo
79(1)
Using dcpromo with an unattend File
80(1)
Promoting a DC to an RODC with an Existing Account
81(2)
Using dcpromo to Install from Media
83(1)
Forcing Removal of Active Directory
84(3)
Chapter 10 Working with the Schema
87(4)
Modifying the Schema with adprep
87(1)
Registering the Active Directory Schema Snap-In
88(3)
Chapter 11 Working with Active Directory Accounts
91(10)
Using ldifde to Export, Import, and Delete Accounts
91(4)
Using csvde to Export and Import Accounts
95(2)
Redirecting Computer Accounts
97(1)
Redirecting User Accounts
98(3)
Chapter 12 Using ntdsutil
101(10)
Resetting the Directory Services Restore Mode Password
101(1)
Changing the Garbage Collection Logging Level
102(1)
Moving Active Directory to a Different Drive
103(1)
Defragmenting Active Directory
104(1)
Performing an Authoritative Restore
105(2)
Removing a Domain Controller from Active Directory
107(1)
Seizing an Operations Master Role
108(3)
Chapter 13 Using netdom
111(8)
Identifying Operations Master Roles
111(1)
Joining a Computer to a Domain
111(2)
Verifying Trust Relationships
113(3)
Querying and Resetting Secure Channels with netdom
116(3)
Chapter 14 Troubleshooting Replication
119(8)
Checking Replication with repadmin
119(2)
Forcing Replication with repadmin
121(2)
Migrating to DFSR with dfsrmig
123(4)
Part IV Group Policy and the Command Line
Chapter 15 Group Policy Overview
127(16)
Launching the Group Policy Management Console
127(1)
Understanding Group Policy Order of Precedence
128(2)
Filtering GPOs by Modifying Permissions
130(2)
Understanding Group Policy Settings
132(6)
Enabling Auditing Through Group Policy
132(2)
Enabling Advanced Auditing for Directory Services Changes
134(1)
Deploying Applications
135(2)
Configuring Automatic Updates
137(1)
Blocking Inheritance
138(1)
Enforcing GPOs
138(1)
Using Loopback Processing
139(1)
Running Scripts with Group Policy
140(3)
Chapter 16 Group Policy Command-Line Tools
143(6)
Viewing Group Policy Settings with gpresult
143(3)
Refreshing Group Policy Settings with gpupdate
146(3)
Chapter 17 Security Configuration Wizard
149(6)
Understanding the Security Configuration Wizard
149(2)
Using scwcmd
151(4)
Part V Configuring Server Core
Chapter 18 Configuring Server Core after Installation
155(8)
Installing Server Core
155(1)
Restoring the Command Prompt
156(1)
Renaming the Computer
157(1)
Logging Off, Shutting Down, and Rebooting
158(1)
Configuring TCP/IP
159(1)
Setting the Time, Date, and Time Zone
160(1)
Joining a Domain
161(2)
Chapter 19 Adding Roles to Server Core
163(8)
Understanding the Supported Roles
163(1)
Using ocsetup to Add Roles to Windows Server 2008
164(3)
Adding the DHCP Server Role with ocsetup
165(1)
Adding the DNS Server Role with ocsetup
166(1)
Adding File Services with ocsetup
166(1)
Adding the Print Services Role with ocsetup
166(1)
Adding the Web Server (IIS) Role with pkgmgr
166(1)
Using dism to Add Roles to Windows Server 2008 R2
167(3)
Adding the DHCP Server Role with dism
168(1)
Adding the DNS Server Role with dism
168(1)
Adding File Services with dism
169(1)
Adding the Print and Document Services Role with dism
169(1)
Adding the AD CS Role with dism
169(1)
Adding the AD LDS Role with dism
169(1)
Adding PowerShell with dism
170(1)
Adding the AD DS Role
170(1)
Chapter 20 Configuring Server Core for Remote Administration
171(6)
Using the Server Core Registry Editor
171(2)
Enabling Access with Remote Microsoft Management Consoles (MMCs)
173(2)
Configuring the Firewall to Reply to Ping
175(2)
Part VI Managing and Maintaining Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2
Chapter 21 Manipulating Services
177(10)
Stopping and Starting Services with the net Command
177(1)
Manipulating Services with sc
178(3)
Manipulating Services with wmic
181(6)
Configuring the Firewall to Allow wmic
181(1)
Using the wmic service list Command
182(1)
Using the wmic service call Command
183(4)
Chapter 22 Basic Routing on a Server
187(6)
Viewing the Routing Table with route print
187(2)
Adding Routes to the Routing Table with route add
189(2)
Modifying Routes in the Routing Table with route change
191(1)
Deleting Routes from the Routing Table with route delete
192(1)
Chapter 23 Working with Printers
193(8)
Publishing Printers to Active Directory with pubprn.vbs
193(3)
Migrating Printers with printbrm
196(1)
Controlling the Print Queue with prnqctl.vbs
197(4)
Chapter 24 Licensing and Activation
201(8)
Managing Activation Tasks with slmgr
201(4)
Managing Basic Tasks with slmgr
201(1)
Viewing License Information with slmgr
202(1)
Managing KMS Servers with slmgr
203(1)
Using KMS Activation Keys
204(1)
Managing KMS Clients with slmgr
204(1)
Forcing Registration of KMS Server SRV Records
205(1)
Manually Creating an SRV Record for KMS
206(3)
Chapter 25 Using netsh
209(10)
Understanding netsh
209(1)
Understanding netsh Contexts
210(4)
Configuring IPv4 with netsh
214(3)
Configuring an IPv6 Address with netsh
217(1)
Disabling IPv6 in Windows Server 2008
218(1)
Chapter 26 Working with Event Subscriptions
219(12)
Enabling the Source Computer with winrm
219(1)
Enabling the Collector Computer with wecutil
220(1)
Adding an Account to the Event Log Readers Group
221(2)
Enabling and Testing Event Subscriptions
223(3)
Managing Subscriptions with wecutil
226(2)
Logging Events with eventcreate
228(3)
Chapter 27 Using wbadmin
231(10)
Adding wbadmin to a Server
231(1)
Backing Up System State Data with wbadmin
232(1)
Restoring System State Data with wbadmin
233(2)
Restoring System State Data on a Domain Controller with wbadmin
235(1)
Backing Up Volumes with wbadmin
236(2)
Restoring Volumes with wbadmin
238(3)
Part VII Troubleshooting Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2
Chapter 28 Troubleshooting Networking Issues
241(12)
Viewing and Manipulating TCP/IP Configuration with ipconfig
241(6)
Checking Connectivity with ping
247(4)
Viewing the Router Path with tracert
251(1)
Checking for Data Loss with pathping
251(2)
Chapter 29 Using the Reliability and Performance Monitor
253(8)
Gathering Information from the Reliability Monitor
253(3)
Running System Data Collector Sets
256(2)
Writing a Script to Run Data Collector Sets
258(1)
Scheduling a Script to Run Data Collector Sets
259(2)
Chapter 30 Using Network Monitor and nmcap
261(8)
Installing Network Monitor
261(1)
Starting and Using Network Monitor
262(2)
Using nmcap to Capture Traffic
264(1)
Automatically Starting, Stopping, and Terminating nmcap
265(2)
Adding Filters to nmcap
267(1)
Enabling Promiscuous Mode in nmcap
268(1)
Part VIII Terminal Services and Remote Desktop Services
Chapter 31 Remote Desktop Services
269(8)
Adding the Remote Desktop Services Role
269(3)
Viewing and Manipulating the Install Mode with change user
272(1)
Modifying Logon Capabilities with change logon
272(1)
Connecting and Disconnecting Sessions with tscon and tsdiscon
273(1)
Identifying Open Sessions with query user or quser
274(1)
Resetting Sessions with reset session
275(2)
Chapter 32 Remote Administration
277(6)
Configuring, Verifying, and Removing winrm
277(1)
Using winrs to Issue Commands
278(2)
Connecting to Remote Systems with mstsc
280(3)
Part IX Working with Some Server Roles from the Command Line
Chapter 33 Using Windows Deployment Services
283(10)
Adding the WDS Role
283(2)
Configuring the WDS Role
285(1)
Adding Boot Images to WDS with wdsutil
285(1)
Creating Image Groups Using wdsutil
286(1)
Adding Install Images Using wdsutil
286(2)
Configuring Server Properties Using wdsutil
288(2)
Running the sysprep GUI
290(1)
Running sysprep from the Command Line
291(2)
Chapter 34 Manipulating IIS with appcmd
293(4)
Managing Sites with appcmd
293(1)
Adding a Site with appcmd
294(1)
Adding an Application to a Site with add app
295(1)
Adding a Virtual Directory with add vdir
295(1)
Starting and Stopping Application Pools with appcmd and appcmd stop
296(1)
Part X Using Visual Basic Scripts (VB Script)
Chapter 35 Creating Basic Visual Basic Scripts
297(8)
Working with filesystemobject
297(3)
Accessing a Network Share with filesystemobject
300(1)
Calling Scripts from a Batch File
300(1)
Displaying a Message Box with a Visual Basic Script
300(2)
Using if Statements
302(1)
Checking for a Value with a Message Box
302(3)
Chapter 36 Manipulating Active Directory with Visual Basic Scripts
305(6)
Connecting to Active Directory with a VB Script
305(1)
Creating an OU with a VB Script
305(1)
Creating a User Account with a VB Script
306(1)
Modifying the Tombstone Lifetime
307(4)
Part XI Using PowerShell
Chapter 37 Starting and Using PowerShell
311(20)
Installing and Launching PowerShell
311(1)
Understanding PowerShell Verbs and Nouns
312(4)
Tabbing Through PowerShell Commands
316(2)
Understanding the Different Types of PowerShell Commands
318(1)
Creating Aliases
318(1)
Discovering Windows PowerShell Commands
318(2)
Exploring get-member
320(2)
Redirecting Output with Windows PowerShell
322(1)
Understanding PowerShell Errors
323(1)
Understanding PowerShell Variables
324(3)
Using Comparison Operators
327(1)
Understanding Pipelining
327(4)
Chapter 38 Creating and Running a PowerShell Script
331(16)
Setting the Security Context
331(1)
Creating a PowerShell Profile
332(2)
Creating and Modifying the Global PowerShell Profile
334(2)
Running PowerShell Scripts
336(1)
Logging Processes with a get-process Script
337(1)
Testing for the Existence of a File
338(2)
Creating Output as HTML
340(1)
Running a Script Against Multiple Computers
341(3)
Scheduling PowerShell Scripts
344(3)
Chapter 39 Using the Integrated Scripting Environment
347(10)
Launching the ISE
347(1)
Exploring the ISE
348(2)
Executing Commands in the ISE
350(1)
Creating and Saving a Script in the ISE
351(6)
Chapter 40 Using PowerShell to Manage Active Directory
357(8)
Using the Active Directory Module in Windows Server 2008 R2
357(2)
Creating and Manipulating Objects in Windows Server 2008
359(2)
Creating an OU with PowerShell
359(1)
Creating a User with PowerShell
359(1)
Moving Objects with PowerShell
360(1)
Working with the Domain Object
361(1)
Working with the system.directoryservices Namespace
362(1)
Creating a List of Domain Computers
363(2)
Appendix Create Your Own Journal Here 365
Darril Gibson is the CEO of Security Consulting and Training, LLC. He regularly teaches, writes, and consults on a wide variety of security and technical topics. He has been a Microsoft Certified Trainer since 1999 and holds several certifications, including MCSE (NT 4.0, 2000, 2003), MCDBA (SQL Server), MCITP (Windows 7, Server 2008, and SQL Server), ITIL v3, Security+, and CISSP. He has authored, coauthored, or contributed to more than a dozen books. You can view a listing of most of his current books on Amazon at http://amzn.to/bL0Obo.