Description: The hands-on, Windows 2000-focused guide to TCP/IP. Running TCP/IP on Windows 2000 presents unique challenges and opportunities that simply don't apply in other environments. Now there's a book that explains TCP/IP from a Windows 2000 point of view. TCP/IP for Windows 2000 explains fundamental TCP/IP concepts with exceptional detail and clarity, and delivers practical, hands-on guidance for planning and deploying TCP/IP using Windows 2000 and Active Directory. From addressing to routing, architecture to troubleshooting, this book's step-by-step procedures and exercises will give the skill you need to deploy and maintain any Windows 2000 TCP/IP network. A detailed, Windows-focused overview of TCP/IP's capabilities and architecture Key concepts and techniques for IP addressing and routing Detailed, step-by-step coverage of deploying DNS and DHCP Proven solutions for integrating DNS with Windows 2000 Active Directory Implementing Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS)in depth, from start to finish Building secure VPNs with Windows 2000 Running NetBIOS over TCP/IP Using WINS in mixed environments with older Windows clients TCP/IP for Windows 2000 offers detailed procedures for every key Windows 2000 TCP/IP network administration task: what to click, where to find it, and how to customize your network to your unique needs. Whether you're building from scratch, migrating from NT4, or introducing Windows 2000 into a heterogeneous environment, you won't find a more useful book.

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