Author: Dustin Puryear

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This eBook will educate system managers on how to best approach the complex realm of Linux and UNIX management and performance monitoring. The book will focus on core issues such as configuration management, accounting, and monitoring performance with an eye toward creating a long-term strategy for sustainable growth.

Author: Jeremy Moskowitz

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Whether you're an expert with Windows 2000 and Active Directory, an NT administrator who's read all the trade journals and maybe has a Windows 2000 test lab, or you're new to Active Directory, this book is for you. Windows Server 2003 brings a lot that's new and improved to the table -- and this book delves into those new features. Additionally, the author touches on key topics that many Windows texts fail to mention, including Active Directory backup and recovery. This book is especially different from other Windows Server 2003 books, because it's based on the actual product rather than beta code that might contain outdated technology and ancient screenshots. Given this approach, you know you're not missing out on "late-breaking" technological changes that might have occurred between betas or release candidates.

Author: Emmett Dulaney Mark Joseph Edwards Darren Mar-Elia Robert McIntosh John Savill Randy Franklin Smith

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Windows 2000 and Active Directory give Windows networks an enterprise-level management platform. But to use that platform effectively, you must understand how to use Group Policy. Group Policy lets network administrators roll out network security settings, control client desktops, deploy software, and perform a variety of other vital administrative functions. This eBook provides you with essential information for understanding and using Group Policy in Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 networks.

Author: Mark Minasi

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This eBook will provide you with a practical introduction to some of the most important tools in the resources kits and the Support Tools provided by Windows 2000 and Windows NT Professional editions. Each chapter presents a different group of tools as they relate to various network management tasks. You'll learn about tools that ease computer management tasks, desktop production, and network management. You'll also find out about diagnostic tools, such as the Browser Monitor, and the file and disk tools such as the Compress command. After reading this eBook, you'll master the most important tools in the resources kits and the Support Tools.