By Mitch Tulloch
A person who installs home windows 2000, creates a consumer, or provides a printer is a 2000 approach administrator. This ebook covers the entire vital day by day administrative projects, and the instruments for acting every one job are integrated in a convenient easy-to-look-up alphabetical reference. what is the comparable and what is diverse among the home windows 2000 and home windows NT platform? Has the GUI or the networking structure replaced, and if this is the case, how? home windows 2000 management in a Nutshell addresses the issues linked to bridging the space among the home windows NT and home windows 2000 structures. This publication covers: * Commonalities and transformations among home windows NT and home windows 2000 * all of the administrative projects, together with install, crew regulations, Terminal providers, person bills, and digital inner most Networks * Microsoft administration Console instrument (MMC) * what is new and critical within the keep an eye on Panel utilities * Command-line instruments, Utilities and Wizards * TCP/IP networking with home windows 2000
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If you install the driver manually and reboot your machine, you may end up with two printers for the same print device! In addition, specify a location for your printer when you create it using the Add Printer Wizard. Users will then be able to search for printers by location when they search Active Directory using Start ➝ Search ➝ For Printers. This makes life easier for your users. Remote Access If you have migrated a Windows NT domain to Windows 2000 but still have Windows NT RAS (or RRAS) servers on your network, there may be a problem: Windows NT RAS servers that are configured as member servers will be unable to Potpourri Book Title, eMatter Edition Copyright © 2001 O’Reilly & Associates, Inc.
For more information see group in Chapters 3 and 4. 28 Chapter 2 – Quick Start Book Title, eMatter Edition Copyright © 2001 O’Reilly & Associates, Inc. All rights reserved. 2985 Page 29 Wednesday, February 14, 2001 1:30 PM Potpourri Hardware Speaking of the boot menu, in a normal Windows NT installation this menu displayed two options: normal boot and VGA mode boot. In Windows 2000, however, there is only one boot option: normal boot (there is no VGA mode boot menu option because Safe mode takes care of this).
TSAC is included on the SP1 CD but is not part of SP1 and is not automatically installed when SP1 is applied. TSAC also includes a Windows Installer (MSI) Setup package for deploying an updated full Terminal Services Client on machines running Windows 2000 Professional (or on earlier versions of 32-bit Windows that have had Windows Installer installed). Trusts Windows 2000 promised to be simpler to manage than Windows NT at the enterprise level because of two-way transitive trusts. In Windows 2000, two-way trusts are automatically established between adjacent parent and child domains in a domain tree and between the root domains of trees in a forest, when you create a new child domain or new tree.