TechNet Magazine: Windows Server 2003

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• Windows Administration: Active Directory 복제 가이드
  Laura E. Hunter - October 2007
  Active Directory에서는 대규모 또는 분산된 환경을 지원하기 위한 풍부한 유연성을 제공하지만 데이터 무결성 유지 관리는 어려운 문제일 수 있습니다. Active Directory 복제는 환경 전체에서 업데이트를 주고받는 방법과 충돌을 해결하는 방법을 정의합니다. 여기에는 이런 문제를 해결하기 위해 알아야 할 내용이 나와 있습니다.
  
  
• Windows Server: Active Directory 관리를 위한 11가지 필수 도구
  Laura E. Hunter - September 2007
  대규모 조직의 경우에는 개체 추가나 수정과 같은 매우 일반적인 Active Directory 작업도 번거롭고 시간이 많이 걸리는 일일 수 있습니다. 이 기사에서 설명하는 11가지 도구를 활용하면 Active Directory를 훨씬 쉽게 관리할 수 있습니다.
  
  
• Windows Server: Active Directory 삭제 표시 개체 다시 애니메이션
  Gil Kirkpatrick - September 2007
  모든 Active Directory 재난 복구 계획에 반드시 채택해야 하는 몇 가지 필수 기법과 도구가 있습니다. 삭제 표시 다시 애니메이션은 이러한 기법 중 하나로, 도메인 컨트롤러를 오프라인으로 전환하지 않고도 삭제된 개체를 복구할 수 있는 유일한 방법을 제공합니다. 여기서는 Active Directory에서 삭제 표시를 찾고 복구하는 방법을 소개합니다.
  
  
• Windows Administration: 재해 복구: Active Directory 사용자 및 그룹
  Gil Kirkpatrick - April 2007
  Active Directory에서 데이터를 복구하는 작업은 매우 복잡할 수 있으며, 복구 계획을 제대로 세우는 것이 무엇보다 중요합니다. 여기서는 Active Directory가 개체를 저장, 삭제, 복원 및 복제하는 방식을 자세히 설명하므로 나중에 사용자 또는 그룹 구성원을 실수로 삭제했을 때 문제 해결에 활용할 수 있습니다.
  
  
• Inside Microsoft.com: ASP.NET의 관리 및 위임
  Jeff Toews - November 2006
  
  
  
• Deployment: Make Server Rollouts a Snap with Automated Deployment Services
  John Savill - October 2006
  Intrigued by standardized images, faster rebuilds, and consistent supportability? Automating the deployment of servers offers benefits for any organization—big or small. Here’s what you need to know to get started.
  
  
• Utility Spotlight: File Server Migration Toolkit
  Jeremy Moskowitz - October 2006
  
  
  
• How IT Works: Windows Rights Management Services
  Randy Muller - October 2006
  
  
  
• Security Watch: Lock Up Your Domain Controllers
  Steve Riley - September 2006
  
  
  
• Disaster Recovery: Plan Ahead to Save Your Web
  Chris Adams - August 2006
  
  
  
• Windows Administration: Manage Printers with New Group Policy Features in Windows Server 2003 R2
  Jeremy Moskowitz - August 2006
  
  
  
• How IT Works: Certificate Services
  Randy Muller - August 2006
  
  
  
• Inside Microsoft.com: Analyze Web Stats with Log Parser
  Jeffrey A. Johnson - August 2006
  
  
  
• Identity & Access Management: ADFS를 사용한 Single Sign-On 단순화
  Matt Steele - July 2006
  
  
  
• Identity & Access Management: Create Custom Directories with ADAM
  Brian Redmond - July 2006
  Active Directory Application Mode, also known as ADAM, is often misunderstood. In this article I will demystify ADAM, explain how it can be a useful tool in many organizations, and show you some valuable utilities that make it easier to use.
  
  
• Identity & Access Management: Extreme VPN Makeover
  David Conrad - July 2006
  Who decided that Virtual Private Networks, or VPNs, were a good idea? With VPNs, we could let armies of mobile workers with "legitimate" business needs connect to our nice corporate
  
  
• Security: Active Directory를 보호하는 19가지 유용한 팁
  Sean Deuby - May • June 2006
  Active Directory 때문에 늦게까지 작업하십니까? Active Directory가 기업 환경에서 가장 규모가 크고 중요한 분산 시스템인 것을 감안하면 충분히 그럴 수 있습니다. 장애 복구와 함께
  
  
• Security: Group Policy: Ins And Outs Of Delegation And Control
  Jeremy Moskowitz - May • June 2006
  
  
  
• Windows Server 2003 R2: Get Control of File System Resources with Windows Server 2003 R2
  John Savill - May • June 2006
  
  
  
• Windows Server 2003 R2: Windows Server 2003 R2의 새로운 복제 기능으로 대역폭 확장
  Alan von Weltin - May • June 2006
  
  
  
• Windows Server 2003 R2: Give Your Server An Identity: New Roles In Windows Server 2003 R2
  Derek Melber - May • June 2006
  
  
  
• How It Works: Encrypting File System
  Randy Muller - May • June 2006
  Mobile users can be a pain in the neck for the IT pro. The convenience and portability of laptops must be weighed against the potential for data loss and the possible compromise of confidential company information.
  
  
• Inside Microsoft.com: Moving Microsoft Update Downloads to x64
  Deighton Maragh and Mark W. Roellich - May • June 2006
  One of the responsibilities of the Microsoft. com operations team is to manage the infrastructure that supports the Windows Update and Microsoft Update services, which have client bases in the hundreds of millions and growing.
  
  
• Serving the Web: Nine Tips to Enhance IIS Security
  Brett Hill - May • June 2006
  Securing your IIS 6.0 installation is an important task. The amount of work required can vary greatly depending on the complexity of your application as well as your infrastructure and how these combine with your need to secure content.
  
  
• Utility Spotlight: Server Performance Advisor
  Joshua Hoffman - March • April 2006
  Establishing solid configurations that are optimized for a server’s unique environment can often be challenging work, especially in large or complex environments. Once your servers are deployed, keeping an eye on performance to ensure that every server is running in tip-top shape can be a full-time job.
  
  
• Security Watch: 원격 액세스 검역 설정
  Steve Riley - March • April 2006
  이전의 관리가 간편하고 이동이 없는 시절, PC에는 네트워크와 관련된 위협이 실제로 거의 없었습니다. 물론 빌려온 플로피 디스크를 통해 종종 바이러스에 감염되는 경우가 있긴 했지만 이러한 바이러스에 감염될 확률이나 그로 인한 감염 속도는 현저히 낮았습니다. 낮은 대역폭과 "스니커넷" 기술의 긴 지연 시간으로 인해 실질적으로 제한을 받았기 때문이지요. 그 당시의 컴퓨터는 거대한 괴물처럼 책상 위에 웅크리고 앉아 절대 움직이는 법이 없는 그런 컴퓨터였습니다.
  
  
• Windows Administration: Rapid Recovery with the Volume Shadow Copy Service
  Dave Field - January • February 2006
  
  
  
• Serving The Web: Configuring Application Pools in IIS 6.0
  Brett Hill - January • February 2006
  One of the best improvements in IIS 6. 0 over earlier versions was the introduction of Application Pools (often called App Pools for short). When IIS 6. 0 is running in Worker Process Isolation Mode (the default in a new installation of Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2003), every IIS 6.
  
  
• Inside Microsoft.com: Making the Move to x64
  Chris St. Amand - January • February 2006
  For many years, one of the biggest challenges faced by the Microsoft. com Web site engineers was the virtual memory limitations of the 32-bit operating system. With hundreds of different applications running on the site, there was often contention for the 2GB address limit that the front-end Web servers had to deal with.
  
  
• Web Administration: Top Ten Ways To Pump Up IIS Performance
  Brien M. Posey - November • December 2005
  If you host one or more Web sites that receive a lot of traffic, IIS performance is important to you. To enhance performance, you could always cluster your IIS servers or buy more bandwidth, but this tends to be a little expensive.
  
  
• Web Administration: Improve Your Web Security With Encryption And Firewall Technologies
  Stephen Lamb - November • December 2005
  If you're like most IT professionals, your work life is an ongoing balancing act in which you aim to adopt the latest technological innovations while keeping your enterprise secure. So you welcome any software that makes the whole
  
  
• Web Administration: How Does Your Web Garden Grow? The ABCs of ASP.NET Deployment
  Dino Esposito - November • December 2005
  
  
  
• Web Administration: Discover the IIS Metabase: Unlock the Details of Your Web Server Configuration
  Randy Muller - November • December 2005
  Some of the major changes in IIS 6.0, the latest Web server from Microsoft, are happening in the metabase. In IIS 4.0 and IIS 5.0, the metabase, which functions as a hierarchical storage facility for configuration information and schema,
  
  
• Patch Management: Next-Generation Patch Management: Introducing Windows Server Update Services
  Jason Leznek - November • December 2005
  Vulnerability assessment and remediation can be a time-consuming task. However, it’s an important one that every company, big and small, needs to focus attention on. As the
  
  
• Patch Management: A Hands-On Guide to Hands-Off Updates with WSUS
  Jeremy Moskowitz - November • December 2005
  An essential, though sometimes time-consuming, task for protecting your computing environment is to keep systems current with the latest software updates and patches. To help streamline this process, Microsoft recently released
  
  
• Post Mortem: Securing a Government Agency with Smart Cards
  John Morello - November • December 2005
  Homeland Security Presidential Directive 12 (HSPD12) requires Federal government agencies to begin utilizing strong, two-factor authentication for physical and logical access to Federal buildings and computer systems.
  
  
• Security Watch: A guide to Wireless Security
  Kathryn Tewson and Steve Riley - November • December 2005
  Setting up a wireless network is incredibly easy. There’s no cable to pull, no holes to drill; just plug in your wireless access point (AP), let your wireless connection manager auto-associate, and you’re online.
  
  
• BetaBox: First Look at IIS 7.0
  Brett Hill - November • December 2005
  When I saw my first demo of IIS 7. 0, I thought "this changes everything. " The new version changes the application’s architecture and introduces some exciting changes that greatly improve the capabilities of IIS.
  
  
• Inside Microsoft.com: Web Site Configuration Management
  The Microsoft.com Operations Team - November • December 2005
  The Microsoft. com operations team is responsible for some of the busiest IIS-based Web sites on the Internet, including Microsoft. com, Windows® Update, MSDN®, TechNet, Microsoft Downloads, and many more.
  
  
• Windows Administration: Breathe New Life Into Your Server! From Windows NT To Windows Server 2003
  Jonathan Hassell - Spring 2005
  If you're moving up from Windows NT to Windows Server 2003, you'll be pleasantly surprised. But before making the move, find out what you need to consider first and get the best migration strategies for your needs.
  
  
• Windows Administration: Secure Your Desktops With The New Group Policy Settings In SP2
  Jeremy Moskowitz - Spring 2005
  Group Policy lets you control who can access resources across your network and what types of actions users can perform based on their roles. New settings in Windows XP SP2 offer even tighter control so you can regulate more and worry less.
  
  
• Windows Administration: Redundancy On A Budget: Implementing A RAID File Server
  Robert Walker - Spring 2005
  Did you know that you can implement a fault-tolerant departmental file server on a low-end desktop PC? All you need is RAID, Windows Server 2003, a PC, and an extra hard drive, and you're good to go.
  
  
• Windows Administration: Preserve Your Data With The Backup Tool You Already Have
  Jay Shaw - Spring 2005
  If you're running Windows XP, Windows 2000 Server, or Windows Server 2003, you already have Ntbackup. It's time to dispel some of the myths about how it works so you can get good, efficient backups without blowing your software budget.
  
  
• Utility Spotlight: Limit Login Attempts With LimitLogin
  - Spring 2005
  Ever needed to limit concurrent user logins in an Active Directory® domain? Ever wanted to keep track of information about every login in a domain? If so, LimitLogin is for you.
  
  
• Serving The Web: Get It Right The First Time With IIS 6.0
  Chris Adams - Spring 2005
  Server administrators are always on a quest for the secret formula that will solve their performance woes. But no matter what you may have heard, there is no magic pixie dust. Yet the promises keep rolling in, even though few results are delivered.
  
  
• Resources: IIS 6.0 Performance Tune-Up
  Phil Sherwood - Spring 2005
  By now you've probably gotten to know IIS 6. 0, available in all versions of Windows Server™ 2003, and are taking advantage of much that this Web server offers. It's important to keep an eye on the overall goal of IIS 6.
  
  
• Serving The Web: Essential Security Administration For IIS 6.0
  Brett Hill - Winter 2005
  IIS 5. 0 administrators are familiar with the important security-related tasks required to harden and maintain a secure Web services environment. The many new features and capabilities of IIS 6. 0, available with every version of Windows Server™ 2003, renders the previous version obsolete.
  
  
• Resources: IIS 6.0 Security
  Phil Sherwood - Winter 2005
  In today's business environment, most organizations are using Web servers to extend products and services to both internal and external customers. At the same time, attackers are increasing their relentlessness and sophistication.