SMS 2 Administration

Darshan Doshi, Michael Lubanski

410 pages, parution le 20/02/2000

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Résumé

Microsoft System Management Server (SMS) is network management software designed to help companies lower their Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) by helping them install and maintain operating systems and applications, discover system configurations, and perform remote helpdesk operations. This title is the first to thoroughly document this complex and poorly understood product. Administrators who perform day-to-day support for software management, the project manager, and consultant who must plan and deploy SMS will be extremely interested in this book. SMS 2.0 Administration includes a detailed explanation of how to design, deploy, and manage Microsoft SMS 2.0 in an enterprise environment. It follows the evolution of a software management system from initial design, through the implementation life cycle, to day-to-day management and usage of the system. Includes a case study that explains how SMS 2.0 has been designed, deployed, and managed in this large enterprise environment.

Table of contents

Part 1: Introduction to SMS: Chapter 1: Overveiw and Purpose of SMS; Chapter 2: Conceptual Overview; Chapter 3: Planning and Design; Chapter 4: Prerequisites
Part 2: Installization and Configuration: Chapter 5: Installation and Upgrade; Chapter 6: Security; Chapter 7: Microsoft Management Console; Chapter 8: Clients; Chapter 9: Software Metering
Part 3: Usage: Chapter 10: Software Packages; Chapter 11: Software Distribution; Chapter 12: Collection; Chapter 13: Inventory adn Y2K Compliance; Chapter 14: Remote Tools; Chapter 15: Queries and Reports; Chapter 16: Tools
Part 4: Trobleshooting and the Future: Chapter 17: Status and Logs; Chapter 18: Administration; Chapter 19: Moving Forward; Chapter 20: Appendixes; Chapter 21: Index

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	New Riders
Auteur(s)	Darshan Doshi, Michael Lubanski
Parution	20/02/2000
Nb. de pages	410
Format	17,8 x 22,9
Poids	695g
EAN13	9780735700826
ISBN13	978-0-7357-0082-6