Working with the Windows Server 2003 Operating Systems

This easy-to-understand text provides the fundamental concepts of the Windows Server 2003 operating system. The book begins by differentiating the various versions of Windows Server 2003, and then shows the readers how to install, configure, and troubleshoot the system. Specifically, it shows how to: *use the Windows interface so readers can start and install programs, and manage files and directories; *configure Windows Server 2003 by using the control panel, the registry editor, and administrative tools including the MMC console, event viewer, and computer management console; *add and configure hardware and add, manage, and remove disks; and *print using Windows, connect to a network, and troubleshoot common problems (including Windows Stop errors, invalid page faults, and exception errors). KEY FEATURES include: *BUILT-IN, HANDS-ON EXERCISES provide accessible, easy-to-grasp presentation of material. *END-OF-SECTION QUESTIONS reinforce learning.