Managing Windows 2000 Network Services

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The one book you need to quickly become proficient in managing networks, remote access, and other communications within an enterprise network. Softcover.

Preface

xxvii

What Is New in Windows 2000

(58)

Introduction

(1)

New Features of Windows 2000

(9)

ATM

(1)

Certificate Services

(1)

DHCP

(1)

Disk Quotas

(1)

Group Policies

(1)

Indexing Service

(1)

Intelimirror

(2)

Internet Authentication Service

(1)

Internet Connection Sharing

(1)

Internet Information Server 5.0

(1)

IPSec

(1)

Kerberos V5

(1)

Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol

(1)

LDAP

(1)

Message Queuing

(1)

Network Address Translation

(1)

Quality of Service

(1)

Routing and Remote Access

(1)

Terminal Services

(1)

Virtual Private Networking

(1)

Active Directory

(15)

Classes, Attributes, and Schema

(1)

Organizational Units and Sites

(1)

Domains, Trees, and Forests

(1)

Goodbye Domain SAM, Hello Active Directory

(1)

Domain Names

(1)

Trusts

(1)

Trees

(1)

Forests

(2)

Domain Controllers

(1)

Global Catalogs

(1)

The Data Store

(1)

DNS and Active Directory

(1)

Real World Benefits of Windows 2000

(1)

Installing Active Directory

(4)

Product Line

(2)

Windows 2000 Professional Edition

(1)

Windows 2000 Server Standard Edition

(1)

Windows 2000 Advanced Server Edition

(1)

Windows 2000 Datacenter Edition

(1)

What Has Not Changed

(3)

Core Architecture

(1)

Application Support

(1)

User Interface

(1)

Client Support

(1)

Considerations Before Upgrading

(12)

System Requirements

(1)

Upgrade Paths

(1)

Backups

(1)

Training

(1)

Domain Design

(1)

Factors Affecting Design

(2)

When to Restructure

(1)

Why to Restructure

(2)

Business Justification

(3)

Developing an Upgrade Plan

(8)

Goals

(1)

Minimize Disruption

(1)

Minimize Administration

(1)

Maximize Important Features

(1)

Don't Compromise Security

(3)

Strategies

(1)

Everything at Once

(1)

Domain Controllers First

(1)

Member Servers First

(1)

Workstations First

(1)

As Required

(1)

The Upgrade Team

(4)

Project Manager

(1)

Domain Designers

(1)

Software and Hardware Validation

(1)

Software Automation

(1)

Scheduler

(1)

Trainers

(1)

Installers

(1)

Support Services

(1)

Summary

(1)

FAQs

(3)

Microsoft TCP/IP 2000

(42)

Introduction

(1)

TCP/IP---A Quick Overview

(6)

IP Address Classes and Subnets

(1)

Subnets and Routing

(1)

Features of TCP/IP

(1)

Open Architecture

(1)

Systems Interoperability

(1)

Scalability

(1)

High Availability

(1)

The TCP/IP Protocol Suite

(9)

TCP/IP Core Protocols

(1)

TCP

(1)

UDP

(1)

ARP

(1)

ICMP

(1)

IGMP

(1)

TCP/IP Applications

(1)

SMTP

(1)

HTTP

(1)

FTP

(1)

Telnet

(1)

DNS

(1)

SNMP

(1)

Windows TCP/IP

(7)

NBT and WINS

(1)

DHCP

(1)

DNS

(1)

SNMP

(1)

TCP/IP Printing

(5)

New TCP/IP Features in Windows 2000

(8)

QoS Admission Control

(1)

QoS Model

(2)

QoS Windows Components

(1)

QoS Admission Control Policies

(2)

IPSec

(1)

IP Auto-Configuration

(2)

Large TCP Windows

(1)

TCP Selective Acknowledgement

(1)

Improved RTT Estimation

(1)

ICMP Router Discovery

(1)

DNS Caching

(1)

DNS

(1)

WINS

(1)

DHCP

(1)

TCP/IP Utilities

(8)

Arp

(1)

Hostname

(1)

Ipconfig

(1)

/all

(1)

/renew

(1)

/release

(1)

/flushdns

(1)

/registerdns

(1)

/displaydns

(1)

/showclassid

(1)

/setclassid

(1)

Lpq

(1)

Nbtstat

(1)

Netstat

(1)

Nslookup

(1)

Ping

(1)

Route

(1)

Tracert

(1)

Pathping

(1)

Summary

(1)

FAQs

(2)

DHCP Server Management

101

(62)

Introduction

102

(1)

DHCP Overview

102

(10)

The Process of Obtaining a Lease

103

(1)

Dhcpdiscover

103

(1)

Dhcpoffer

104

(1)

Dhcprequest

104

(1)

Dhcpacknowledgement (Dhcpack)

105

(1)

DHCP Negative Acknowledgement (DHCPNACK)

105

(1)

Integration of DHCP with DNS

106

(3)

What Are Leases?

109

(1)

The ipconfig Command

110

(1)

Leasing Strategy

111

(1)

Operating without a DHCP Server

112

(3)

Automatic Client Configuration

112

(2)

Manual IP Addresses

114

(1)

Design of a DHCP Configuration

115

(3)

Placement of Servers

115

(1)

Using DHCP Routers or DHCP Relay Agents

116

(1)

RRAS Integration

117

(1)

Configuring a DHCP Server

118

(17)

DHCP Scopes

118

(1)

Configuring Leases

119

(1)

DHCP Options

120

(1)

Server Options

121

(2)

Scope Options

123

(1)

Client Options

123

(2)

DHCP Options Order of Precedence

125

(1)

BOOTP/DCHP Relay Agent

125

(2)

Vendor-specific Options

127

(2)

User Class Options

129

(3)

BOOTP Tables

132

(1)

Similarities between DHCP and BOOTP

132

(1)

Differences between DHCP and BOOTP

133

(1)

Superscopes

134

(1)

Managing DHCP Servers

135

(6)

Enhanced Monitoring and Statistical Reporting for DHCP Servers

135

(1)

Authorizing DHCP Servers

136

(1)

How Rogue DHCP Servers Are Detected

137

(1)

Authorizing A DHCP Server

138

(2)

Deploying DHCP

140

(1)

Best Practices

141

(3)

Optimizing Lease Management Practices

141

(1)

Lengthening Lease Duration

142

(1)

Shortening Lease Duration

142

(1)

Determining the Number of DHCP Servers to Use

143

(1)

Fault-Tolerant Planning

144

(1)

Router Support Required

144

(1)

Walkthrough

144

(14)

Installation of a DHCP Server

144

(2)

Creating Leases

146

(7)

Testing your DHCP Server

153

(5)

Summary

158

(3)

FAQs

161

(2)

Windows 2000 DNS

163

(76)

Introduction

164

(1)

Understanding DNS

164

(12)

Domain Name Space

165

(2)

Domain Naming Conventions

167

(1)

Host and Domain Names

168

(1)

Host Names

168

(1)

Fully Qualified Domain Names

169

(1)

Zones

170

(1)

Using Zones

170

(2)

Reverse Lookup Zones

172

(1)

Zone Transfer

172

(1)

Methods of Zone Transfer

173

(1)

The Retry Interval

174

(1)

Compatibility of DNS Server Versions

174

(1)

Incremental Zone Transfers

174

(1)

DDNS Dynamic Updates

175

(1)

Understanding Name Resolution

176

(5)

Recursive Queries

177

(1)

Iterative Queries

177

(1)

Looking up an Address from a Name

177

(2)

Looking up a Name from an Address

179

(2)

Active Directory and DNS Integration

181

(7)

Using Active Directory to Replicate and Synchronize DNS

182

(1)

RFC 2137 Secure DNS Updates

183

(1)

Changing Zone Types

183

(1)

Integration with DHCP

184

(1)

Registration of Server in DNS using the SRV Record

185

(3)

Installing DNS Server Service

188

(14)

DNS Server Roles and Security Topology

189

(1)

Primary DNS Server

189

(2)

Secondary DNS Server

191

(1)

Caching-Only Servers

192

(2)

DNS Forwarders and Slave Servers

194

(1)

Security Considerations and DNS Server Location

195

(2)

Configuring DNS Server Options

197

(5)

Configuring DNS Services

202

(15)

Creating Forward Lookup Zones

203

(8)

Creating Reverse Lookup Zones

211

(2)

Record Types (i.e. mx, SRV, SOA...)

213

(2)

Manually Adding Records

215

(2)

Configuring DNS Client

217

(7)

Manually

217

(5)

Using DHCP

222

(2)

Walkthrough

224

(8)

Installation of a DNS Server

224

(2)

Creating a Forward Lookup Zone

226

(3)

Creating a Reverse Lookup Zone

229

(2)

Testing your DNS Server

231

(1)

Summary

232

(3)

FAQs

235

(4)

Developing a WINS Strategy

239

(58)

Introduction

240

(1)

WINS Functional Description

240

(14)

NetBIOS Name Resolution

242

(1)

B-Node

243

(1)

P-Node

244

(1)

M-Node

245

(1)

H-Node

245

(1)

What Does WINS Do?

246

(2)

Broadcasting versus WINS

248

(1)

LMHosts versus WINS

249

(1)

NetBIOS Name Registration Request

249

(1)

If the IP Address in the Database Is the Same as That of the Requesting Computer

250

(1)

If the IP Address in the Database Is Different from That of the Existing Computer

250

(1)

Name Renewal

251

(2)

NetBIOS Name Release

253

(1)

NetBIOS Name Query Request

253

(1)

WINS Configuration

254

(13)

Configuring Static Entries

254

(3)

Connecting WINS Servers through Replication

257

(5)

Designing a Network of Multiple WINS Servers

262

(3)

Backing Up Your WINS Database

265

(2)

New Features of Windows 2000 WINS

267

(13)

Persistent Connections

267

(1)

Manual Tombstoning

268

(2)

Improved Management Tools

270

(3)

Higher Performance

273

(1)

Enhanced Filtering and Record Searching

274

(2)

Dynamic Record Deletion and Multi-Select

276

(1)

Increased Fault Tolerance

276

(1)

Burst Handling

277

(2)

Dynamic Re-registration

279

(1)

Walkthrough

280

(11)

Install and Configure a WINS Server

280

(8)

Configuring Replication Partners

288

(3)

Summary

291

(3)

FAQs

294

(3)

Secure TCP/IP Connections

297

(86)

Introduction

298

(1)

SSL

299

(12)

Overview of SSL

299

(1)

How a Secure SSL Channel is Established

300

(2)

Symmetric and Asymmetric Encryption

302

(1)

Symmetric Encryption

302

(1)

Asymmetric Encryption

303

(1)

Hash Algorithms

304

(1)

Digital Certificates

305

(2)

Certificate Authorities

307

(1)

SSL Implementation

307

(4)

Secure Communications over Virtual Private Networks

311

(26)

Tunneling Basics

312

(1)

VPN Definitions and Terminology

312

(2)

How Tunneling Works

314

(1)

IP Addressing

315

(1)

Security Issues Pertaining to VPNs

315

(1)

Encapsulation

316

(1)

User Authentication

316

(1)

Data Security

317

(1)

Windows 2000 Security Options

317

(4)

Common Uses of VPNs

321

(1)

Remote User Access Over the Internet

322

(1)

Connecting Networks Over the Internet

323

(3)

Connecting Computers over an Intranet

326

(1)

Tunneling Protocols and the Basic Tunneling Requirements

327

(1)

Windows 2000 Tunneling Protocols

327

(1)

Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)

328

(1)

Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP)

328

(1)

Using PPTP with Windows 2000

329

(1)

How to Configure a PPTP Device

329

(2)

Using L2TP with Windows 2000

331

(1)

How to Configure L2TP

331

(5)

How L2TP Security Differs from that of PPTP

336

(1)

Interoperability with Non-Microsoft VPN Clients

337

(1)

IPSec

337

(20)

Data Encryption Options

338

(1)

Message Integrity

339

(1)

Message Authentication

340

(2)

Confidentiality

342

(1)

IPSec Security Services

343

(1)

Authentication Header (AH)

344

(1)

Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP)

344

(1)

Security Associations and IPSec Key Management Procedures

345

(1)

IPSec Key Management

346

(2)

IPSec and Active Directory

348

(1)

Example of Where You Would Use IPSec

348

(2)

Interoperability with Non-Microsoft Version of IPSec

350

(1)

Building an IPSec Policy

350

(1)

Building an IPSec MMC Console

351

(2)

Security Policies

353

(1)

Rules

354

(3)

Walkthrough

357

(18)

Set up IPSec Conversation Between Two Computers

357

(1)

Enabling Auditing of Logons

358

(1)

Create a Custom IPSec Policy

359

(7)

Examine Packets to Ensure Encryption

366

(1)

Configure Network Monitor to Capture Traffic

366

(4)

Capturing Secured Traffic

370

(3)

Capturing Unsecured Traffic

373

(2)

Summary

375

(2)

FAQs

377

(6)

External Network Connections

383

(50)

Introduction

384

(1)

Remote Connection Options

384

(7)

Modems

385

(1)

ISDN

385

(2)

Leased Lines

387

(2)

Cable Modems

389

(1)

ADSL

390

(1)

Connecting to the Internet

391

(8)

Security Concerns

393

(4)

Sharing Internet Connections

397

(2)

Establishing VPNs Over the Internet

399

(10)

PPTP and L2TP

399

(1)

VPN Solutions

400

(1)

Client/Server VPN

401

(1)

Server/Server VPN

402

(1)

Creating a VPN Router

403

(3)

Connecting a VPN Client

406

(3)

Tunneling Non-TCP/IP Protocols

409

(1)

Dial-Up Access

409

(5)

Configuring RAS

410

(2)

Security Concerns

412

(1)

Secure the Phone Number

412

(1)

User Accounts

412

(2)

Authentication and Encryption

414

(1)

Caller ID and Callback

414

(1)

Outsourcing Dial-up Access

414

(2)

RADIUS

415

(1)

Security for Internet-Connected Networks

416

(13)

Types of Attacks

416

(1)

Social Engineering

416

(1)

Account Thievery

417

(1)

Brute Force

418

(1)

Denial of Service

419

(1)

Application Exploit

420

(1)

Automated

420

(1)

Physical Access

421

(1)

Unknown

421

(1)

Types of Defenses

422

(1)

Education

422

(1)

Application Security

422

(1)

Physical Security

423

(1)

Firewalls, Proxy Servers, and NAT

423

(3)

Updating Software

426

(1)

Access Permissions

426

(1)

User Account Security

427

(1)

Encryption

428

(1)

Summary

429

(1)

FAQs

429

(4)

Connecting Small Offices and Home Offices to the Internet

433

(44)

Introduction

434

(1)

Connecting a Workgroup to the Internet

435

(11)

Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)

436

(1)

What do You Need to Use ICS?

436

(1)

TCP/IP Protocol

437

(1)

Checking Protocol Settings

438

(1)

Autoconfiguration IP Addresses versus DHCP

439

(1)

What DHCP Does

439

(1)

How APIPA Works

440

(1)

ICS Address Autoconfiguration and the DHCP Allocator

441

(1)

Private Network Addresses versus Public Addresses

442

(1)

Using Internet Connection Sharing

442

(1)

Using ICS with a VPN Connection

442

(1)

On-demand Dialing

443

(1)

Configuring Applications and Services

444

(1)

ISP Static IP Addressing

445

(1)

What Happens When You Enable ICS

445

(1)

Network Address Translation (NAT)

446

(14)

How NAT Differs from ICS

446

(1)

What is NAT?

447

(1)

Setting up the NAT Computer

448

(8)

Multiple Public Addresses

456

(1)

Setting up the NAT Client Computers

457

(1)

An NAT Example

457

(3)

What Is a Private Network Address?

460

(2)

What Makes an Address ``Private?''

460

(1)

Who Assigns IP Addresses?

460

(1)

When Should You Use a Private Address or Public Address?

461

(1)

Accessing Other Computers' Printers and Network Drives

462

(3)

Accessing Other Computers' Resources over the Internet

463

(1)

Protecting Your Computer from Unauthorized Access

463

(2)

Comparison of ICS, NAT and Windows Routing

465

(4)

A Windows 2000 Routed Connection

466

(1)

Performance Considerations

466

(1)

Security

467

(1)

How Do NAT and ICS Protect My Network?

467

(1)

Security Issues with Routed Connections

468

(1)

Comparison of Features

468

(1)

Walkthrough

469

(4)

Connecting a Two-computer Network to the Internet

469

(4)

Summary

473

(2)

FAQs

475

(2)

Creating a Routable Network Using Windows 2000

477

(48)

Introduction

478

(1)

Routing Overview

478

(7)

What Is Routing?

479

(1)

Static versus Dynamic Routing

480

(1)

RIP

481

(3)

OSPF

484

(1)

Unicast Routing

485

(2)

IP Routing

485

(1)

IPX Routing

486

(1)

AppleTalk Routing

487

(1)

Routing over a VPN Connection

487

(1)

Administration and Management Tools

488

(2)

Routing and Remote Access Application

488

(2)

Role of IP Routing Services in a Network

490

(2)

Should You Use Windows 2000 Routing On Your Network?

490

(1)

Reliability versus Hardware Routers

491

(1)

Implementing RIP

492

(5)

RIP Environment

492

(1)

RIP Design Considerations

492

(2)

RIP, Version 1

494

(1)

RIP, Version 2

494

(1)

RIP Over Frame Relay

495

(1)

Passive RIP

495

(1)

RIP Security

496

(1)

Version 2 Authentication

496

(1)

Peer Security

496

(1)

Route Filters

496

(1)

Defining Neighboring Routers

497

(1)

Implementing OSPF

497

(3)

OSPF Design Considerations

497

(1)

Autonomous System Design

498

(1)

Area Design

498

(1)

Network Design

499

(1)

OSPF Security

499

(1)

Password Authentication

499

(1)

Route Filters

500

(1)

What Is Multicast?

500

(2)

Multicast Protocols

501

(1)

Windows 2000 Support

501

(1)

Demand-Dial Networking

502

(2)

Backup Connections for WAN

502

(1)

Configuring Demand-Dialing

503

(1)

On-Demand versus Persistent Connectivity

503

(1)

One-Way versus Two-Way Initiation

503

(1)

Time Restrictions

504

(1)

Demand Dial Filtering

504

(1)

Walkthrough

504

(16)

Connecting Two Small Offices With VPN

505

(1)

Introduction

505

(1)

Planning

505

(1)

Implementation Prerequisites

506

(1)

Step 1: Create the Interface

507

(13)

Summary

520

(1)

FAQs

521

(4)

Administration and Ease of Use

525

(60)

Introduction

526

(1)

Network and Dial-up Connections

527

(25)

What is a Dial-up Connection?

527

(1)

Dial-up Connections Using Telephone Lines

528

(1)

Dial-up Connections Using ISDN

529

(1)

Dial-up Connections Using X.25

530

(1)

Creating a Dial-up Internet Connection in Windows 2000

531

(1)

Installing the Modem or ISDN Adapter

531

(1)

Setting TAPI Dialing Rules

532

(4)

Creating the Dial-up Networking Connection

536

(8)

Configuring the Modem to use the Dial-up Connection(s)

544

(1)

Connecting to a Private Network

545

(2)

Connecting by a Virtual Private Network (VPN)

547

(1)

Configuring a Computer for Incoming Connections

548

(4)

Making Dial-up Connectivity Easier

552

(1)

Connection Manager Administration Kit

552

(8)

What is Connection Manager?

553

(1)

Using Branding to Customize the Dialer

554

(1)

Connect Actions and Auto-applications

555

(1)

Multiple Instances of Connection Manager

556

(1)

Multiple User Support

557

(1)

Simplified Distribution

558

(1)

Custom Phone Book

558

(1)

Central Administration of Phone Books

559

(1)

Connection Point Services

560

(6)

What is Connection Point Services?

560

(1)

Phone Book Administrator

561

(1)

What is Phone Book Administrator?

561

(1)

Adding a New Phone Book

562

(1)

Adding Entries to the Phone Book

563

(2)

Publishing a Phone Book

565

(1)

Phone Book Service

566

(1)

Enabling Remote Access with Active Directory

566

(13)

What is Remote Access Policy?

567

(1)

Conditions

567

(1)

Permissions

568

(1)

Profiles

568

(1)

Using the ``Active Directory Users and Computers'' MMC

569

(1)

Assigning Access to Individual Users

570

(2)

Remote Access Administration Models

572

(1)

Assigning Access to Groups of Users

573

(6)

Plug and Play

579

(2)

What is Plug and Play?

579

(1)

Hardware Compatibility List

580

(1)

Summary

581

(1)

FAQs

582

(3)

Managing Windows 2000 Network Services Fast Track

585

(30)

What is a Managing Windows 2000 Network Services Fast Track?

586

(1)

Managing Windows 2000 TCP/IP

586

(5)

The Role of TCP/IP

587

(1)

The TCP/IP Protocol Suite

587

(2)

TCP/IP Utilities

589

(2)

NEW: Quality of Service (QoS)

591

(1)

NEW: IPSec

591

(1)

Managing Windows 2000 DHCP

591

(5)

The Role of DHCP

592

(1)

DHCP Lease Process

592

(1)

DHCP Fault Tolerance

593

(1)

DHCP Scopes and Scope Options

593

(1)

NEW: Vendor Classes and User Classes

594

(1)

NEW: DHCP Integration with DNS, Active Directory and RRAS

594

(1)

DHCP Best Practices

595

(1)

Managing Windows 2000 DNS Service

596

(5)

Host Names

596

(1)

DNS Name Space

597

(1)

Host Name Resolution

597

(1)

DNS Zones and Resource Records

597

(1)

DNS Server Types

598

(1)

NEW: Zone Transfer and Active Directory Integration

599

(1)

NEW: Integration with DHCP Service

599

(1)

NEW: Dynamic Host Record Updates

600

(1)

DNS Security Considerations

600

(1)

DNS Client Setup

601

(1)

Managing Windows 2000 WINS Service

601

(3)

NetBIOS Name Resolution

601

(1)

WINS Servers

602

(1)

WINS Server Replication

603

(1)

NEW: Enhanced WINS Features

603

(1)

Managing Windows 2000 TCP/IP Security

604

(2)

Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)

604

(1)

Virtual Private Networks (VPN)

605

(1)

Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)

605

(1)

NEW: Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) and IP Security (IPSec)

606

(1)

Managing Windows 2000 External Network Connections

606

(1)

Internet Connection Device Support

606

(1)

NEW: RADIUS

606

(1)

Managing Windows 2000 Internet Access for Small and Home Offices

607

(2)

NEW: Automatic Private IP Addressing

607

(1)

NEW: Network Address Translation

608

(1)

NEW: Internet Connection Sharing

609

(1)

Managing Windows 2000 Routing

609

(3)

NEW: RRAS Administration Tools

609

(1)

Unicast Routing

610

(1)

Multicast Routing

610

(1)

NEW: OSPF

611

(1)

Demand-Dial Networking

611

(1)

Managing Windows 2000 Administrative Tools

612

(2)

NEW: Connection Manager Administration Kit

612

(1)

NEW: Phone Book Administrator

613

(1)

NEW: Assigning Remote Access Using the Active Directory

613

(1)

Much Improved: Plug and Play

614

(1)

Summary

614

(1)

Appendix A Secrets

615

(20)

Lesser Known Functions

616

(3)

Windows 2000 and CD-RW Media

616

(1)

The New IPCONFIG Switches

616

(2)

Using TCP Sliding Windows

618

(1)

Under-documented Functions and Procedures

619

(5)

Internet Connection Sharing versus Network Address Translation

619

(1)

New TCP/IP Utility: Pathping

620

(1)

PATHPING Syntax

620

(1)

PATHPING Switches

620

(1)

Using PATHPING

621

(1)

Taking Advantage of WINS Automatic Partner Configuration

622

(2)

Undocumented Features

624

(1)

Deep Drive Mappings

624

(1)

For Experts Only

625

(2)

Editing the Registry to Remove Corrupted Network Connections

625

(1)

Telnet Server

626

(1)

Terminal Services for Remote Administration

626

(1)

Troubleshooting Tips

627

(1)

How to Rid Yourself of the ``Cannot Find Server for [IP Address]'' Message When Doing NSLOOKUP

627

(1)

DVD Playback

628

(1)

Optimization Tips

628

(7)

Optimizing Dial-up Connections

628

(1)

Compatibility

629

(1)

Telephone Lines and Devices

629

(1)

Updated Modem Drivers

630

(1)

Port Speed Setting

630

(1)

Optimize Subnetting Flexibility with RFC 1219

630

(2)

Correct Settings for IDE DMA

632

(1)

Network Speed and Duplex Settings

633

(2)

Index

635

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