Windows 2000 : The Complete Reference

Ivens, a top-selling NT author, explains and discusses all the elements in Windows 2000, and has designed the manual to be a comprehensive reference tool, giving administrators and power users information about the workings of Windows 2000. Ivens also covers the architecture and behavior of the operating system, enabling administrators to gain a real understanding of how the system works and how the elements interact.

Kathy Ivens (Philadelphia, PA) has authored or co-authored over 30 books. She is one of the top-selling NT authors in the marketplace. Kathy is the author of Osborne's Windows NT Troubleshooting. She recently joined the premier NT publication, Windows NT Magazine as contributing editor. Kenton Gardinier, MCSE, is a senior enterprise systems engineer specializing in performance analysis and optimization of Windows NT/2000 networks. He is the author of Windows NT Performance Tuning Optimization.

Part I: Understanding Windows 2000 Architecture.

Part II: Learning the Basics.

Part III: Connecting with Windows 2000.

Part IV: Inside Windows 2000.

Part V: For Programmers and Power Users.

Part VI: Internet and Intranet Functionality.

Part VII: Windows 2000 Enterprise Edition.

Appendices:

A: Diagnosis and Troubleshooting.

B: Additional Tools/Programs.

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