Introduction to Windows Server 2003

Eric Ecklund is an instructor in both Management and Computer Technology at Cambria-Rowe Business College in Johnstown, Penn., where he teaches courses ranging from Small Business Management and Marketing to Network Administration and Advanced Web Design. He is the author of Windows XP: A Professional Approach (Glencoe/McGraw-Hill 2002) and wrote the instructors manuals for Survey of Operating Systems (McGraw-Hill/Osborne 2003) and Introduction to PC Hardware and Troubleshooting (McGraw-Hill/ Osborne 2003). He also served as peer reviewer for Survey of Operating Systems and has reviewed and helped edit several other management and computer texts published by various divisions of McGraw-Hill. Eric earned a B.S. degree and Pennsylvania teaching certificate from the University of Pittsburgh and an M.B.A degree from Seton Hill College.

1 Welcome to the Evolution: Windows Server 2003 2 Getting Started: Installing Windows Server 2003 3 A Net Improvement: Configuring Network Services and Protocols 4 Preparing to Serve: Understanding Microsoft Networking 5 Directory Assistance: Administration Using Active Directory Users and Computers 6 A Place for Everything: Storage Management 7 Preparing for Output: Printer Configuration and Management 8 Crowd Control: Controlling Access to Resources Using Groups 9 Traffic Control: Monitoring and Managing Server Performance 10 From Here to There: Remote Installation of the Windows XP Professional Client 11 The Best Policy: Managing Computers and Users Through Group Policy 12 From There to Here: Server Management Using Remote Desktop for Administration