OReilly Learning Windows Server 2003 2nd Edition

Beginner to intermediate system administrators most certainly will find this book a helpful guide for learning how Windows Server 2003 and its follow-up release, R2, works and the different ways to administer machines running that operating system. This book has step-by-step procedures and discussions of complex concepts such as Active Directory replication, DFS namespaces and replication, network access quarantining, and server clustering. Although I've eliminated material that isn't relevant to day-to-day administration, you still will find the chapters full of useful information for understanding the "why" as well as the "how" of a given operation.
Advanced system administrators also might find this book useful for discovering new concepts and components outside of their realm of expertise. I've found that senior system administrators often focus on one or two specific feature sets of a product and are less familiar with other elements of the OS. This book provides a stepping stone for further exploration and study of less well-known parts of the operating system.

- Author: Jonathan Hassell

- Publisher: O'Reilly
- Published: 2006
- Language: English
- Format: CHM
- ISBN: 0-596-10123-6
- Pages: 742
- Size: 7.20B
- Link: OReilly.Learning.Windows.Server.2003.2nd.Edition.Feb.2006