With Windows Server 2003, Microsoft has the right server for the world is now dominated by enterprise networks and web-based server applications. This book is a practical focus and clearly document the complexity of this server, and offers hands-on advice for planning, implementation and development of Windows networks without trying to teach you how to be a system administrator. Learning Windows Server 2003 shows you how to create and manage user accounts (with particular attention to Active Directory), how to manage access to system resources such as printers and files, and how to configure and manage the server s most major subsystems. This book went into considerable detail about: Windows file and print services IIS6 web server's Active Directory Group Policy and security management of other tools patch. NET Framework application server Windows Terminal Services (including their use in conjunction with Microsoft Office and Small Business Edition) Various networking subsystems that ship with Server 2003 is a lesson book also provides an introduction to clustering services, and fully document the steps that must be taken to ensure the security of servers and resources.