Windows Server Cookbook. For Windows Server 2003 & Windows 2000

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• Windows Server Cookbook
• Dedication
• Foreword
• Preface
  • Who Should Read This Book
  • Whats in This Book
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Using Code Examples
  • Safari Enabled
  • Wed Like to Hear from You
  • Acknowledgments
• 1. Introduction
  • 1.1. Approach to the Book
  • 1.2. Where to Find the Tools
  • 1.3. Running Tools with Alternate Credentials
  • 1.4. A Brief Word on Windows Scripting
  • 1.5. Getting the Most Out of Your Scripts
  • 1.6. Where to Find More Information
• 2. System Configuration
  • Introduction
  • 2.1. Activating Windows Server 2003
  • 2.2. Configuring Automatic Updates
  • 2.3. Disabling Windows Update
  • 2.4. Installing or Uninstalling a Windows Component
  • 2.5. Installing an Application or Service Pack via Group Policy
  • 2.6. Viewing System Properties
  • 2.7. Setting the System Time, Date, and Time Zone
  • 2.8. Setting the Name of a Server
  • 2.9. Joining a Server to a Domain
  • 2.10. Testing and Resetting the Secure Channel
  • 2.11. Viewing and Setting Environment Variables
  • 2.12. Configuring Page Files
  • 2.13. Putting System Information on the Desktop
  • 2.14. Configuring System Startup Options
  • 2.15. Configuring System Failure Options
  • 2.16. Viewing System Uptime
  • 2.17. Disabling the Manage/Configure Your Server Screen
  • 2.18. Disabling Shutdown Tracker
  • 2.19. Restarting or Shutting Down a Server
• 3. Disks, Drives, and Volumes
  • Introduction
  • 3.1. Viewing the Disk, Drive, and Volume Layout
  • 3.2. Converting a Basic Disk to Dynamic
  • 3.3. Enabling Disk Performance Statistics
  • 3.4. Formatting a Volume
  • 3.5. Setting the Drive Letter of a Volume
  • 3.6. Setting the Label of a Volume
  • 3.7. Cleaning Up a Volume
  • 3.8. Defragmenting a Volume
  • 3.9. Compressing a Volume
  • 3.10. Checking a Volume for Errors
  • 3.11. Making a Disk or Volume Read-Only
  • 3.12. Mapping a Network Drive
  • 3.13. Creating a Virtual Drive to Another Drive or Folder
  • 3.14. Finding Large Files and Folders on a Volume
  • 3.15. Enabling Disk Quotas
  • 3.16. Configuring a Disk Quota for a User
  • 3.17. Viewing Disk Quota Usage
• 4. Files, Folders, and Shares
  • Introduction
  • 4.1. Creating and Deleting a File
  • 4.2. Creating and Deleting a Folder
  • 4.3. Undeleting a File
  • 4.4. Securely Deleting a File
  • 4.5. Viewing the Properties of a File or Folder
  • 4.6. Creating a Shortcut
  • 4.7. Creating a Link or Junction Point
  • 4.8. Creating a Program Alias
  • 4.9. Searching for Files or Folders
  • 4.10. Copying, Moving, or Renaming a File or Folder
  • 4.11. Comparing Files or Folders
  • 4.12. Hiding a File or Folder
  • 4.13. Making a File or Folder Read-Only
  • 4.14. Compressing a File or Folder
  • 4.15. Encrypting a File or Folder
  • 4.16. Replacing a File That Is in Use
  • 4.17. Taking Ownership of a File or Folder
  • 4.18. Finding Who Last Opened or Modified a File
  • 4.19. Finding Open Files
  • 4.20. Finding the Process That Has a File Open
  • 4.21. Viewing File Activity
  • 4.22. Performing an Action on Several Files at Once
  • 4.23. Creating and Deleting Shares
  • 4.24. Viewing Shares
  • 4.25. Restricting Access to a Share
  • 4.26. Enabling Web Sharing
  • 4.27. Publishing a Share in Active Directory
• 5. Running and Scheduling Tasks
  • Introduction
  • 5.1. Running a Task with Alternate Credentials
  • 5.2. Running a Task on a Remote Server
  • 5.3. Running a Task When a User Logs On
  • 5.4. Running a Task via a Login Script
  • 5.5. Running a Task via Group Policy
  • 5.6. Listing Automatic Tasks
  • 5.7. Scheduling a Task
  • 5.8. Deleting a Scheduled Task
  • 5.9. Listing the Scheduled Tasks
• 6. Processes
  • Introduction
  • 6.1. Setting the Priority of a Process
  • 6.2. Suspending a Process
  • 6.3. Killing a Process
  • 6.4. Viewing the Running Processes
  • 6.5. Searching Processes
  • 6.6. Finding the Services Run from a Process
  • 6.7. Viewing the Properties of a Process
  • 6.8. Viewing the Performance Statistics of a Process
  • 6.9. Viewing the DLLs Being Used by a Process
  • 6.10. Viewing the APIs Called by a Process
  • 6.11. Viewing the Handles a Process Has Open
  • 6.12. Viewing the Network Ports a Process Has Open
  • 6.13. Script: Process Doctor
  • 6.14. Script: Process Terminator
• 7. Services
  • Introduction
  • 7.1. Starting and Stopping a Service
  • 7.2. Running Any Program or Script as a Service
  • 7.3. Removing a Service
  • 7.4. Setting the Service Startup Type
  • 7.5. Setting the Service Account and Password
  • 7.6. Performing an Action Automatically When a Service Fails
  • 7.7. Viewing the List of Services
  • 7.8. Searching Services
  • 7.9. Finding the Process a Service Is Running From
  • 7.10. Viewing the Antecedent and Dependent Services for a Service
  • 7.11. Viewing the Service Load Order
  • 7.12. Viewing the Startup History of a Service
  • 7.13. Granting the Permission to Manage One or More Services
  • 7.14. Script: Robust Service Restart
  • 7.15. Script: Service Monitor
• 8. Event Logs
  • Introduction
  • 8.1. Creating an Event
  • 8.2. Viewing Events
  • 8.3. Creating a New Event Log
  • 8.4. Viewing the Size of an Event Log
  • 8.5. Setting the Maximum Size of an Event Log
  • 8.6. Setting the Event Log Retention Policy
  • 8.7. Clearing the Events in an Event Log
  • 8.8. Restricting Access to an Event Log
  • 8.9. Searching an Event Log on a Server
  • 8.10. Searching the Event Logs on Multiple Servers
  • 8.11. Archiving an Event Log
  • 8.12. Finding More Information About an Event
  • 8.13. Triggering an Action When an Event Occurs
  • 8.14. Script: Event Watcher
• 9. Registry
  • Introduction
  • 9.1. Creating and Deleting a Key
  • 9.2. Setting a Value
  • 9.3. Setting Keys or Values Using Group Policy
  • 9.4. Exporting Registry Files
  • 9.5. Importing Registry Files
  • 9.6. Searching the Registry
  • 9.7. Comparing the Registry
  • 9.8. Restricting Access to the Registry
  • 9.9. Backing Up and Restoring the Registry
  • 9.10. Creating a Registry Link
  • 9.11. Setting the Maximum Registry Size
  • 9.12. Monitoring Registry Activity
  • 9.13. Viewing Processes That Have a Registry Key Open
• 10. Network Configuration
  • Introduction
  • 10.1. Viewing the Network Configuration
  • 10.2. Disabling a Connection
  • 10.3. Configuring an IP Address
  • 10.4. Renewing or Releasing a DHCP IP Address
  • 10.5. Configuring DNS Settings
  • 10.6. Registering DNS Records or Flushing the DNS Cache
  • 10.7. Finding a Computers Active Directory Site
  • 10.8. Managing Routes
  • 10.9. Viewing the Open Ports and Connections
  • 10.10. Troubleshooting Network Connectivity Problems
  • 10.11. Viewing Network Traffic
  • 10.12. Configuring TCP/IP Filtering
  • 10.13. Measuring Link Speed and Latency Between Two Hosts
  • 10.14. Installing the IPv6 Stack
• 11. Security Best Practices
  • Introduction
  • 11.1. Analyzing Your Security Configuration
  • 11.2. Enabling Auditing
  • 11.3. Renaming the Administrator and Guest Accounts
  • 11.4. Disabling or Removing Unused Accounts, Services, and Software
  • 11.5. Enabling Screensaver Locking
  • 11.6. Disabling Storage of the LM Password Hash
  • 11.7. Requiring Strong Passwords
  • 11.8. Getting Notified of New Security Vulnerabilities
  • 11.9. Script: Mass Admin Password Changer
• 12. Internet Information Services 6.0
  • Introduction
  • 12.1. Installing IIS
  • 12.2. Stopping and Starting IIS
  • 12.3. Creating Web Sites
  • 12.4. Hosting Multiple Web Sites
  • 12.5. Creating Virtual Directories
  • 12.6. Configuring Web Permissions
  • 12.7. Configuring IP Address and Domain Name Restrictions
  • 12.8. Configuring Web Site Authentication
  • 12.9. Obtaining and Installing SSL Certificates
  • 12.10. Enabling SSL on a Web Site
  • 12.11. Backing Up SSL Certificates
  • 12.12. Configuring Web Site QoS Settings
  • 12.13. Configuring Web Site Logging
  • 12.14. Configuring Web Site Redirection
  • 12.15. Enabling Direct Metabase Editing
  • 12.16. Backing Up and Restoring the Metabase
  • 12.17. Exporting and Importing the Metabase
  • 12.18. Enabling Dynamic Content
  • 12.19. Creating Application Pools
  • 12.20. Configuring Application Pool Identities
  • 12.21. Creating Applications
  • 12.22. Isolating Applications into Pools
  • 12.23. Configuring Application Pool Recycling
  • 12.24. Creating FTP Sites
  • 12.25. Configuring FTP Authentication
  • 12.26. Configuring FTP User Isolation
• 13. Domain Name System (DNS)
  • Introduction
  • 13.1. Installing the DNS Server
  • 13.2. Starting and Stopping the DNS Server
  • 13.3. Modifying DNS Server Configuration
  • 13.4. Creating a Zone
  • 13.5. Viewing a DNS Servers Zones
  • 13.6. Converting a Zone to an Active Directory-Integrated Zone
  • 13.7. Moving Active Directory-Integrated Zones into an Application Partition
  • 13.8. Creating a Stub Zone
  • 13.9. Configuring Conditional Forwarding
  • 13.10. Configuring Zone Transfer
  • 13.11. Creating and Deleting Resource Records
  • 13.12. Querying Resource Records
  • 13.13. Scavenging Old Resource Records
  • 13.14. Clearing the DNS Cache
  • 13.15. Enabling DNS Server Debug Logging
  • 13.16. Viewing DNS Server Utilization Statistics
  • 13.17. Preventing Cache Pollution on DNS Servers
  • 13.18. Preventing Windows Clients from Attempting Dynamic Updates
  • 13.19. Script: DNS Server Configuration Checker
• 14. DHCP Server
  • Introduction
  • 14.1. Installing DHCP Server
  • 14.2. Authorizing a DHCP Server
  • 14.3. Configuring Server Options
  • 14.4. Enabling Address Conflict Detection
  • 14.5. Creating a Scope
  • 14.6. Creating a Superscope
  • 14.7. Activating or Deactivating a Scope
  • 14.8. Configuring Scope Options
  • 14.9. Enabling Dynamic DNS Updates from the DHCP Server
  • 14.10. Managing the Leases for a Scope
  • 14.11. Creating a Reservation
  • 14.12. Enabling DHCP Audit Logging
  • 14.13. Modifying the DHCP Database and Audit Log Paths
  • 14.14. Backing Up the DHCP Database
  • 14.15. Restoring the DHCP Database
  • 14.16. Importing and Exporting DHCP Server Configuration
  • 14.17. Viewing DHCP Utilization Statistics
  • 14.18. Finding the DHCP Servers on a Subnet
  • 14.19. Running DHCP Server on a Domain Controller
• 15. Active Directory
  • Introduction
  • 15.1. Creating a New Active Directory Forest
  • 15.2. Promoting a Domain Controller from Media
  • 15.3. Uninstalling Active Directory
  • 15.4. Upgrading from Windows 2000 to Windows Server 2003
  • 15.5. Raising the Functional Level
  • 15.6. Backing Up Active Directory
  • 15.7. Restoring Active Directory
  • 15.8. Searching for Objects in a Domain
  • 15.9. Creating an Object
  • 15.10. Modifying an Object
  • 15.11. Moving an Object
  • 15.12. Moving an Object to a Different Domain
  • 15.13. Renaming an Object
  • 15.14. Deleting an Object
  • 15.15. Exporting and Importing Objects Using LDIF or CSV
  • 15.16. Finding the Closest Domain Controller
  • 15.17. Enabling and Disabling the Global Catalog
  • 15.18. Finding the FSMO Role Holders
  • 15.19. Transferring or Seizing a FSMO Role
  • 15.20. Creating and Removing a Trust
  • 15.21. Viewing the Trusts for a Domain
  • 15.22. Verifying and Resetting Trusts
  • 15.23. Enabling Diagnostics Logging
  • 15.24. Script: Displaying the Structure of a Forest
• 16. Domain User, Group, and Computer Accounts
  • Introduction
  • 16.1. Creating a User Account
  • 16.2. Creating a Large Number of Users
  • 16.3. Modifying an Attribute for Several Users at Once
  • 16.4. Unlocking a User
  • 16.5. Troubleshooting Account Lockout Problems
  • 16.6. Viewing and Modifying the Account Lockout and Password Policies
  • 16.7. Enabling and Disabling a User Account
  • 16.8. Setting a Users Password
  • 16.9. Setting a Users Account Options
  • 16.10. Setting a Users Profile Attributes
  • 16.11. Finding a Users Last Logon Time
  • 16.12. Creating a Group Account
  • 16.13. Viewing the Members of a Group
  • 16.14. Viewing a Users Group Membership
  • 16.15. Adding and Removing Members of a Group
  • 16.16. Changing the Scope or Type of a Group
  • 16.17. Creating a Computer Account
  • 16.18. Joining a Computer to a Domain
  • 16.19. Renaming a Computer
  • 16.20. Resetting a Computer Account
• 17. Exchange Server 2003
  • Introduction
  • 17.1. Preparing Active Directory for Exchange
  • 17.2. Installing the First Exchange Server
  • 17.3. Installing Additional Exchange Servers
  • 17.4. Installing an Exchange Service Pack
  • 17.5. Creating Unattended Installation Files for Exchange and Exchange Service Pack
  • 17.6. Installing Exchange Management Tools
  • 17.7. Delegating Exchange for the First Time
  • 17.8. Stopping and Starting Exchange Server
  • 17.9. Mail-Enabling a User
  • 17.10. Mail-Disabling a User
  • 17.11. Mailbox-Enabling a User
  • 17.12. Deleting a Users Mailbox
  • 17.13. Purging a Deleted Mailbox
  • 17.14. Reconnecting a Deleted Mailbox
  • 17.15. Enumerating Disconnected Mailboxes
  • 17.16. Moving a Mailbox
  • 17.17. Viewing Mailbox Sizes and Message Counts
  • 17.18. Mail-Enabling a Contact
  • 17.19. Mail-Disabling a Contact
  • 17.20. Creating a Mail-Enabled Distribution List
  • 17.21. Creating a Query-Based Distribution List
  • 17.22. Creating an Address List
  • 17.23. Creating a Recipient Policy
  • 17.24. Creating a Storage Group
  • 17.25. Creating a Mailbox Store
  • 17.26. Listing Domain Controllers and Global Catalog Servers Used by an Exchange Server
  • 17.27. Mounting and Dismounting Mailbox Stores
• A. Introduction to WSH
  • A.1. How to Write Scripts
  • A.2. WSH 2.0 Versus 5.6
• B. Introduction to WMI
  • B.1. Referencing an Object
  • B.2. Enumerating Objects of a Particular Class
  • B.3. Searching with WQL
  • B.4. Authentication with WMI
• C. Introduction to ADSI
  • C.1. Objects and Interfaces
  • C.2. Namespaces, ProgIDs, and ADsPaths
  • C.3. Retrieving Objects
• D. List of Default Environment Variables
• E. List of Default Processes
• F. List of Default Services
• Index
• About the Author
• Colophon
• Copyright

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