Microsoft Windows Xp Professional Administrator's Pocket Consultant, Second Edition
Whether you support 50 users or 5000, this practical guide provides fast answers for the day-to-day administration of the Windows XP Professional operating system. This popular, pocket-sized resource has been fully updated for Windows XP Service Pack 2, with new information on security administration, networking, maintenance, and more. Focus on essential system support issues and procedures with quick-reference tables, instructions, and lists. You’ll get the precise information you need to...
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This practical guide provides fast answers for the day-to-day administration of the Windows XP Professional operating system. This popular, pocket-sized resource has been fully updated for Windows XP Service Pack 2, with new information on security administration, networking, maintenance, and more.
Pt. IWindows XP Professional essentials1Introduction to Windows XP Professional administration32Configuring the environment273Configuring hardware devices and drivers654Customizing menus, the Windows taskbar, and toolbars995Optimizing the desktop and screen appearance1176Installing and maintaining programs139Pt. IIWindows XP Professional core administration7Managing user access and global settings1598Managing laptops and traveling users1939Configuring user and computer policies20910Managing disk drives and file systems23311Managing file security and sharing26512Configuring offline files, disk quotas, shadow copies and more295Pt. IIIWindows XP Professional networking, optimization, and security13Configuring and troubleshooting TCP/IP networking32514Managing mobile networking and remote access34715Managing advanced Internet options38716Optimizing Windows XP Professional41917Troubleshooting Windows XP Professional445App. AWorking with files and folders463
\ From Barnes & NobleThe Barnes & Noble Review\ Responsible for Windows clients? William Stanek has simplified your life. He’s distilled Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2 into 500 pages of specific, reliable answers you can access fast. \ While blessedly concise, Stanek manages to cover nearly every corner of XP Pro. Some areas of special focus: configuring the Windows environment and hardware; customizing and optimizing XP’s interface; managing user access; coping with laptops and remote access; and configuring networking and Internet connectivity. Want to set disk quotas? Configure offline files? Add a custom logo to Internet Explorer? Troubleshoot startup or shutdown? Set up dynamic disks? Lock taskbars so users can’t misplace them? Look no further.\ No, this book won’t quite fit in your pocket. But it’s small enough to take almost anywhere -- and useful enough that you’ll want to. Bill Camarda, from the January 2005 Read Only\ \ \
