MCSA学习指南－Managing a Windows 2000 Network Environment(Exam 70-218)

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Asan Simpson (MCSA) is the author of over 80 computer books published throughout the world in over a dozen languages. His award-Winning titles have sold hundreds of thousands of copies and are best known for their light, engaging stye and clear, straightforward approach to technical subjects. alan has written books on operating systems (DOS, Windows, Linux, the Internet (HTML,
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Rory McCaw (MCSE, MCT, CTT) is an independent certified technical trainer and an accomplished, published author of numerous technical books with more than five years of experience in information technology. Rory's interest in writing led him to courseware development where he has designed courses focused on different Microsoft technologies. Rory holds numerous designations, induding MCSE, MCT, and CTT. An accomplished speaker, Rory developed and delivered presentarions for Microsoft at COMDEX and designs custom courses to meet the needs of his growing list of corporate clients.
For the last three years, Rory has been providing technical instruction to IT professionals, and consulting for large organizations on enterprise implementations of IIS and active directory. Prior to training, Rory filled the role of systems administrator for an Internet startup after graduating from university with a bachelor's degree in business administration and a major in management information systems.

Acknowledgments
Preface
Introduction
Pt. I Configuring, Administering, and Troubleshooting the Network Infrastructure 1
1 Configuring and Troubleshooting TCP/IP 3
2 Implementing and Troubleshooting Name Resolution 63
3 Configuring, Managing, and Troubleshooting DNS 117
4 Configuring and Troubleshooting DHCP 179
Pt. II Active Directory and Group Policy 227
5 Configuring and Implementing Active Directory 229
6 Creating and Implementing Group Policies 291
7 Sharing and Publishing Folders and Printers 353
8 Managing Software with Group Policy 391
9 Managing and Troubleshooting Active Directory 425
Pt. III Creating, Configuring, Managing, Securing, and Troubleshooting File, Print, and Web Resources 453
10 Managing Data Storage 455
11 Configuring Internet Information Services (IIS) 481
12 Implementing and Analyzing Security 515
Pt. IV Configuring, Securing, and Troubleshooting Remote Access 547
13 Configuring Remote Access and VPN Connections 549

　　This book's primary objective is to help you prepare for and pass the required core MCSA exam (70-218) so you can begin to reap the career benents of certification. We believe that the only way we can accomplish this is to help you increase your knowledge and build your skills. After completing this book, you should feel confident that you have thoroughly reviewed all of the objectives that Microsoft has established for the exam.
　　In This Book
　　This book is organized in such a way as to serve as an in--depth review for the Microsoft Managing a Windows 2000 Network Environment exam for both experienced Windows NT and Windows 2000 professionals and newcomers to Microsoft networking technologies. Each chapter covers a major aspect of the exam, with an emphasis on the "why" as well as the "how to" of working with and supporting Windows 2000 as a network administrator or engineer.
　　In Every Chapter
　　We've created a set of chapter components that call your attention to important items, reinforce important points, and provide helpfu1 exam-taking hints. Take a look at what you'll find in every chapter:
　　Certification Objectives begin every chapter and tell you what you need to know to pass the section on the exam dealing with the chapter topic. The Objective headings identify the objectives within the chapter, so you'll alway know an objective when you see it!
　　Exam Watch notes call attention to information about, and potential pitfalls in, the exam. These helpful hints are written by authors who have taken the exams and achieved certification. Who better to tell you what to worry about? They Anow What you're about to go through!
　　Practice forrcises are interspersed throughout the chapters. These are step-by-step exercises that allow you to get the hands-on experience you need to pass the exams. They help you master skills that are likely to be an area of focus on the exam. Don't just read through the exercises; they are hands-on practice that you should be comfortable completing. Learning by doing is an effective way to increase your competency with a product. The practical exercises will be very helpfu1 for any simulation exercises you may encounter on the exam.
　　On the Job notes describe the issues that come up most often in real-world settings. They provide a valuab1e perspective on certification- and productrelated topics. They point out common mistakes and address questions that have arisen from on-the-job discussions and experience.
　　From the Classroom sidebars describe the issues that come up most often in the training classroom setting. These sidebars highlight some of the most common and confusing problems that students encounter when taking a live Windows 2000 training course. You can get a leg up on those difficult-to-understand subjects by focusing extra attention on these sidebars.
　　The Certification Summary is a succinct review of the chapter and a restatement of salient points regarding the exam.
　　The Two-Minute Drill at the end of every chapter is a checklist of the main points of the chapter. It can be used for last-minute review.
　　Scenario and Solutions sections lay out potential problems and solutions in a quick-to-read format:
　　The Self Test offirs questions similar to those found on the certification exams. The answers to these questions, as well as explanations of the answers, can be found at the end of each chapter. By taking the Self Test after completing each chapter, you'll reinforce what you've learned from that chapter While becoming familiar with the structure of the exam questions.
　　The Lab Question at the end of the Self Test section offers a unique and challenging question format that requires the reader to understand multiple chapter concepts to answer correctly. These questions are more complex and more comprehensive than the other questions, as they test your ability to take all the knowledge you have gained from reading the chapter and apply it to
　　complicated, real-world situations. These questions are aimed to be more difficult than what you will find on the exam. If you can answer these questions, you have proven that you know the subject!
　　On the CD-ROM
　　This book includes a CD--ROM with simulation assessment and training software. Be sure to look through the software-there is more than one hour of interactive instructional video training, hundreds of practice test questions found only using the CD-ROM, and CertCam audio-visual demonstrations of many of the exercises from the book. The CD-ROM with this book also contains a bonus Chapter 20, "Installing and Managing Service Packs and Hotfixes," and the Glossary for the
　　book. These features can only be accessed through the CD-ROM. For more information about the CD--ROM, please see Appendix A.
　　Some Pointers