Microsoft Windows XP Power Pack

James Michael Stewart, Stu Sjouwerman

930 pages

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Résumé

Microsoft Windows XP Power Toolkit is geared for the Windows XP working professional or hardcore consumer who is looking to squeeze every last drop of performance from XP Professional.

While some basic XP features are covered, said coverage is brief and designed to get a busy administrator up-to-speed quickly with user interface changes between XP and the platform from which they are migrating (NT, 2000, etc.).

The CD provides a host of retail third-party applications designed for the XP administrator. Previous editions of this book have helped thousands of XP users become power users, including Windows NT Power Toolkit, which reached No. 4 on Amazon's bestseller list the first week it was released and Windows 2000 Power Toolkit, which also cracked the Amazon Top 10.

Contents

Introduction

Windows XP Overview

Introducing Windows XP
Common Windows XP Administrative Utilities
The Windows XP Layout

Nuts and Bolts of Windows XP

Windows XP and Hardware
Keeping Windows XP Current
Windows XP Installation and Upgrade Secrets
Booting Windows XP
Windows XP Control Panel Utilities
Introducing the Windows XP Registry
Editing the Windows XP Registry
Important Registry Keys and Values

Networking Windows XP

Windows XP Networking Explored and Explained
Windows XP Networking Models
Windows XP and TCP/IP
Windows XP and Legacy Protocols
Windows XP Meets Unix
Remote Access
Windows XP and Terminal Services

Managing Your Windows XP System(s)

Windows XP and Storage
Windows XP Backup and More
Scripting and Automation
Tuning and Optimizing Windows XP
Managing Applications
Printing with Windows XP
Managing System Security
Managing System Recovery

Windows XP Goes Online: Internet or Intranet Access

Windows XP as a Web Client
Windows XP as an E-mail Client
Internet Services from Windows XP Professional
Sharing an Internet Connection
Maintaining Internet Security

Appendixes

Index

L'auteur - James Michael Stewart

James Michael Stewart (Security+, CISSP) is a full-time writer, trainer, and researcher for Impact Online, an independent courseware development company located in Austin, Texas. He has authored over 40 books, as well as written articles for numerous publications, including C|Net, InfoWorld, and Windows NT Magazine.

L'auteur - Stu Sjouwerman

Stu Sjouwerman is president of Sunbelt Software, an international B2B Internet company specializing in system management tools and network utilities to manage e-businesses running on Windows NT/2000. He is the editor of Sunbelt's W2Knews (the original NTools E-news) that goes to 600,000 subscribers and is also the primary system operator for the MCSE, NTSYSADMIN, Exchange, and MSSQL discussion lists. Barry Shilmover runs a computer training and consulting company in Calgary, Alberta. He has authored and co-authored several books ranging in topics from Exchange 5.5 to Windows NT to Novell NetWare. He specializes in Windows NT/2000 installation and configuration, network design, and Exchange 5.5/2000 implementations.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Que
Auteur(s)	James Michael Stewart, Stu Sjouwerman
Nb. de pages	930
Format	17,5 x 22,8
Couverture	Broché
Poids	1450g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780789728586