Administrators Guide to Windows 2000 TCP/IP Networks, An by Ed Wilson (2001) Paperback

by Ed Wilson

Get "down and dirty" with Windows 2000 TCP/IP! Configuration and administration from the ground up IP routing, DHCP, WINS, DNS, NAT, and more Configure IPSec VPNs and Certificate Services step-by-step Comprehensive, real-world enterprise network troubleshooting Real network traces illustrating key TCP/IP concepts and techniques Includes a complete TCP/IP overview for Windows network professionals Detailed coverage of Windows 2000's graphical and command-line IP routing tools Troubleshooting connectivity, configuration, and name resolution Never-before-published WINS problem-solving techniques Certificate installation, configuration, certificate issuance, and Active Directory integration DHCP server services, scopes, multicast scopes, management, and monitoring DNS configuring servers, zones, clients, and dynamic updates TCP/IP port numbers, command-line utilities, network errors, RFCs, Win2K registry settings, and more The comprehensive TCP/IP guide for Windows 2000 system administrators.This is a systematic, expert guide to deploying, managing, and troubleshooting TCP/IP in Windows 2000 enterprise environments. Using real-world scenarios, practical diagrams, and actual network traces, Microsoft networking specialist Ed Wilson covers every key aspect of deploying and maintaining Windows 2000 TCP/IP networks, from the ground up.Wilson walks step-by-step through TCP/IP implementation and configuration, and provides a comprehensive metAdministrator's Guide to Windows 2000 TCP/IP includes detailed coverage of IP routing; DHCP, WINS, and DNS; network address translation; IPSec and security services; and much more.Whether you're a netadmin, sysadmin, consultant, architect, or support professional, you'll find everything you need to implement Windows 2000 TCP/IP authoritative explanations, step-at-a-time instructions, and expert problem resolution techniques proven in real-world enterprise networks.About the CD-ROM CD-ROM contains real network traces demonstrating essential TCP/IP troubleshooting concepts and techniques.

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First published January 1, 2001