Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003 R2 Administrator's Companion

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Edition: 1st
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Pub. Date: 2006-06-21
Publisher(s): Microsoft Press
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Summary

This comprehensive administrator's reference delivers the details you need to successfully deploy, manage, and support Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003 R2. The authors, experts and MVPs in Microsoft operating systems and server technologies, provide easy-to-follow procedures, practical workarounds, and key troubleshooting tactics for everyday, on-the-job results. Delve into system features and capabilities-and get hands- on insights for implementing messaging and collaboration, Internet access, data storage, printing, faxing, support for line-of-business applications, and end-to-end network administration for your small business. This book covers all Small Business Server 2003 R2 components in a single volume, along with time-saving tools, scripts, and a complete eBook on CD.

Author Biography

Charlie Russel is an information technology consultant, specializing in combined Windows and UNIX networks. He is also a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional for Windows Server and Security. Together with Sharon Crawford, Charlie authored the top selling Windows Server 2008 Administrator’s Companion by Microsoft Press as well as the Windows Small Business Server 2008 Administrator's Companion. Charlie also co-authored the Windows Essential Business Server 2008 Administrator's Companion.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. xvii
Introductionp. xix
Preparation and Planning
Looking at the Big Picturep. 3
Features of Windows Small Business Serverp. 4
Restrictions on Windows Small Business Serverp. 10
Summaryp. 12
Planning Your SBS Networkp. 13
Planning the Network Infrastructurep. 13
Choosing Naming Conventionsp. 30
Planning for Securityp. 32
Summaryp. 36
Installation and Setup
Installing Windows Small Business Server 2003p. 39
Planning Partitionsp. 40
Preparing the Serverp. 41
Installing Windows Small Business Serverp. 42
Summaryp. 53
Upgrading or Migrating to Windows Small Business Server 2003p. 55
Choosing Between Upgrading and Migratingp. 55
What's Involved in a Conventional Migrationp. 57
What's Involved in a Swing Migrationp. 58
Preparing for an Upgradep. 60
Performing the Upgradep. 66
Migrating User Permissionsp. 69
Summaryp. 70
Completing the To Do List and Other Post-Installation Tasksp. 71
Security Best Practicesp. 72
Connecting to the Internetp. 73
Configuring Remote Accessp. 85
Activating Your Serverp. 88
Adding Client Access Licensesp. 89
Adding Printersp. 90
Adding Users and Computersp. 90
Configuring Fax Servicesp. 91
Configuring Monitoringp. 94
Configuring Backupp. 95
Security Basicsp. 95
Updating Windows Small Business Serverp. 95
Summaryp. 96
Performing the Basic Tasks
Disk Managementp. 99
The Search for Disaster Protectionp. 100
Understanding Disk Terminologyp. 100
Choosing the Storage Solution for Your Networkp. 103
Managing Disksp. 105
Using Disk Managementp. 105
Summaryp. 129
Storage Managementp. 131
Disk Quotasp. 132
Encrypting Filesp. 137
Shadow Copies of Shared Foldersp. 140
Summaryp. 146
Managing Users and Groupsp. 147
Understanding Groupsp. 147
Managing Built-in Groupsp. 149
Creating Security Groupsp. 153
Creating Distribution Groupsp. 154
Understanding User Accountsp. 155
Managing User Templatesp. 162
Managing User Accountsp. 164
Maintaining User Profilesp. 167
Using the Run As Commandp. 172
Summaryp. 174
Shares and Permissionsp. 175
Sharing Resourcesp. 175
Setting Offline File Rulesp. 180
Share Permissions vs. File Permissionsp. 183
Configuring Special Permissionsp. 189
Ownership and How It Worksp. 191
Determining Effective Permissionsp. 195
Privileges and Logon Rightsp. 196
Encrypting Sensitive Datap. 198
Summaryp. 204
Installing and Managing Printersp. 205
Understanding Print Serversp. 205
Choosing Printersp. 207
Installing Printersp. 208
Changing Printer Driver Settingsp. 216
Setting Print Server Optionsp. 224
Managing Printersp. 225
Troubleshooting Printing Problemsp. 230
Summaryp. 234
Managing Computers on the Networkp. 235
Connecting Computers to the Networkp. 236
Using the Remote Web Workplace 254 Managing Computers from the Serverp. 258
Summaryp. 268
Patch Managementp. 269
Why Patching Is Importantp. 270
The Patching Cyclep. 272
Installing SBS 2003 R2 WSUSp. 277
Using WSUSp. 280
Third-Party Solutionsp. 289
Summaryp. 290
Backing Up and Restoring Datap. 291
Backup Terminology and Methodsp. 291
Designing a Backup Strategyp. 294
Backing Up Your Datap. 298
Restoring Datap. 307
Summaryp. 311
Performing Advanced Tasks
Using Exchange Serverp. 315
Basic E-Mail Configurationp. 315
POP3 E-Mailp. 322
Advanced E-Mail Configuration and Managementp. 331
Managing E-Mail Deliveryp. 342
Exchange 2003 SP2p. 359
Summaryp. 361
Managing Connectivityp. 363
Administering TCP/IP Servicesp. 363
Administering Routing and Remote Accessp. 370
Advanced Network Securityp. 372
Summaryp. 407
Using ISA Server 2004p. 409
Conceptsp. 410
Installing ISA Server 2004p. 414
Installing the Firewall Clientp. 419
Administering ISA Server 2004p. 421
Advanced Configurationp. 429
Import, Export, Backup, and Restorep. 434
Monitoring ISA Serverp. 437
Summaryp. 441
Using Group Policyp. 443
Group Policy Objectsp. 444
Managing Group Policiesp. 444
Creating a Group Policy Objectp. 450
Deleting a Group Policy Objectp. 451
Managing Group Policy Linksp. 452
Refreshing Group Policyp. 455
Backing Up a Group Policy Objectp. 456
Restoring a Group Policy Objectp. 457
Delegating Permissions on a GPOp. 457
Predicting Group Policy Outcomesp. 459
Summaryp. 463
Customizing a SharePoint Web Sitep. 465
Getting Familiar with Windows SharePoint Servicesp. 466
Changing the Appearance of the Sitep. 471
Changing Home Page Contentp. 472
Customizing Pagesp. 474
Administering a SharePoint Web Sitep. 477
Administering SharePoint Virtual Serversp. 482
Using FrontPage 2003 to Customize Windows SharePoint Servicesp. 485
Backup and Restore of a SharePoint Sitep. 491
Summaryp. 493
Managing an Intranet Web Serverp. 495
Creating New Virtual Directoriesp. 496
Using Web Sharingp. 498
Changing Security Settingsp. 499
Limiting Network Usage by Web Sitesp. 508
Setting Up an FTP Serverp. 509
Configuring the Indexing Servicep. 511
Backing Up and Restoring the IIS Configurationp. 512
Reinstalling IISp. 513
Summaryp. 514
Using SQL Server 2005p. 515
Installing SQL Server 2005p. 515
Upgrading Windows SharePoint Services to SQL Server 2005p. 522
Architecturep. 532
Administrationp. 532
Summaryp. 538
Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Monitoring and Fine-Tuning Performancep. 541
Enabling Auditing And Monitoringp. 541
Selecting A Monitoring Methodp. 546
Using System Monitorp. 546
Performance Logs and Alertsp. 553
Using Alertsp. 558
Permissions for Counter Logs, Trace Logs, and Alertsp. 561
Monitoring Memory Usagep. 562
Monitoring Processor Activityp. 565
Monitoring Disk Activityp. 567
Using Health Monitorp. 568
Summaryp. 579
Disaster Planningp. 581
Planning for Disasterp. 581
Preparing for a Disasterp. 590
Summaryp. 600
Planning Fault Tolerance and Avoidancep. 601
Mean Time to Failure and Mean Time to Recoverp. 602
Protecting the Power Supplyp. 603
Disk Arraysp. 610
Summaryp. 617
Appendices
Introduction to Networksp. 621
Features of the Windows Operating Systemp. 622
Domains and Workgroupsp. 623
Partially Automating Installationp. 627
Automating CD-Based Installationsp. 627
Using the System Preparation Tool to Image Windows Server 2003p. 633
Using the Transition Packp. 637
What's in a Transition Pack?p. 637
Why Convert?p. 638
Preparing to Run the Transition Packp. 640
Performing the Transitionp. 641
Post-Transitionp. 644
Using File Server Resource Managerp. 647
Installing FSRMp. 647
Setting Global Optionsp. 648
Using Folder Quotasp. 650
Screening Filesp. 655
Scheduling Storage Reportsp. 658
Glossaryp. 661
Indexp. 677
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