MCSA/MCSE Training Kit Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment Comments And Corrections (829352)

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Page xxxiii: Product Should Be Professional

On page xxxiii, in the first bullet,

Change:
"Microsoft Certified Product (MCP)"

To:
"Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP)"

Page xxxiii: Correction To MCP Requirements

On page xxxiii, in the second paragraph,

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"To become a Microsoft Certified Professional, you must pass rigorous certification exams..."

To:
"To become certified in various Microsoft certifications, you must pass rigorous certification exams..."

Page 1-18: Correction To Step 4

On page 1-18, in step 4,

Change:
"4. Click Typical Configuration For A First Server, and then click Next."

To:
"4. Click Domain Controller (Active Directory), and then click Next."

Page 1-22: Correction To Answers To Question 1-22

On page 1-22,, the correct answers to question 3 should be a, not "a and c".

Page 2-17: Incorrect Application

On page 2-17, under Exercise 2, in step 2,

Change:
"2. On Server01, open the tscc (Terminal Services Configuration\Connections) MMC."

To:
"2. On Server01, open the tsadmin.exe (Terminal Services Manager) program."

Page 3-10: Correction To Practice

On page 3-10, under "Practice: Creating and Managing User Objects", step 3 instructs to select the Employees OU when the Employees OU has never been created before. Please create the OU first and then select it.

Change:
"3. Select the Employees OU"

To:
"3. Create an OU called 'Employees'. And then select the Employees OU."

Page 3-24: Server1 Should Be Server01

On page 3-24, in step 9,

Change:
\\Server1\Profiles\%Username%

To:
\\Server01\Profiles\%Username%

Page 3-47: Correction To Question 3

On page 3-47, in question 3,

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a. Delete the user object and recreate it.
b. Enable the user object.
c. Unlock the user object.
d. Reset the password for the user object.

To:

a. Delete the user object and recreate it.
b. Rename the user object.
c. Enable the user object.
d. Unlock the user object.
e. Reset the password for the user object.

Page 4-1: Correction To Functional Levels

On page 4-1, in "Why This Chapter Matters", the next-to-last sentence,

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"The possibilities of group construction also depend on whether the domain or forest in which they are created is running in the Windows Server 2003 mixed, interim, or native domain Functional level."

To:
"The possibilities of group construction also depend on whether the domain or forest in which they are created is running in the Windows 2000 mixed, Windows 2000 native, Windows Server 2003 interim, or Windows Server 2003 domain functional level."

Page 4-1: Correction To Functional Levels

On page 4-1, in "Why This Chapter Matters", the next-to-last sentence,

Change:
"The possibilities of group construction also depend on whether the domain or forest in which they are created is running in the Windows Server 2003 mixed, interim, or native domain Functional level."

To:
"The possibilities of group construction also depend on whether the domain or forest in which they are created is running in the Windows 2000 mixed, Windows 2000 native, Windows Server 2003 interim, or Windows Server 2003 domain functional level."

Page 4-6: Correction To Table 4-1

On page 4-6, in Table 4-6, it states that global group can have domain local group and universal group as members, and that universal group can have domain local group as member. This is incorrect.

Please remove "domain local" and "universal" from "Global", and remove "domain local" from "Universal".

Page 4-20: CN Should Be OU

On page 4-20, in step 3, "CN=Users" should be "OU=Users".

Page 4-22: Correction To Question 3

On page 4-22, in question 3 for Lesson 1 Review, "Universal groups" is not valid and should be disregarded.

Page 5-8: REDIRCOMP Should Be REDIRCMP

On page 5-8, in the Tip box,

Change:
"REDIRCOMP"

To:
"REDIRCMP"

Pages 5-9, 5-10, 5-25 And 5-27: ? Should Be " In Command Samples

On page 5-9, in line 7 and the last line, on page 5-10, in step 7, on page 5-25, in step 2, and on page 5-27, in step 3, change all ? (question marks) to " (quotation marks)

Page 6-8: Correction To Default Share Permission

On page 6-8, under "Microsoft Tightening of Share Permissions",

Change:
"Windows Server 2003 sets Everyone: Allow Read and Administrators: Allow Full Control as the default share permission."

To:
"Windows Server 2003 sets Everyone: Allow Read as the default share permission."

Page 6-58: Incorrect Question Numbers

On page 6-58, the question numbers are transposed. The answer labeled 2 is the answer for question 3 asked on page 6-47. The answer labeled 3 is the answer for the question 2 asked on page 6-47.

Page 7-45: Shadow Copy Is Supported Only On NTFS Volumes

The last sentence on page 7-45 contains an error.

Change:
"Shadow Copy is supported on FAT and NTFS volumes"

To:
"Shadow Copy is supported only on NTFS volumes"

Page 9-27: Correction To Terminal Services CALs

On page 9-27, in the last sentence,

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"you must acquire Terminal Services CALs, which are included in Windows XP Professional."

To:

"you must acquire Terminal Services CALs, which are included in Windows XP Professional and Windows 2000 Professional."

Page 9-35: SUS Is No Longer Available For Download

On page 9-35, in the Case Scenario Exercise for Chapter 9, it states:

"Exercise 3: Install SUS

1. Navigate to http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=6930. You will be prompted to add the site to your trusted sites list, which you should do.
2. Download the SUS installation package."

Software Update Services (SUS) has been replaced by Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). As of August 24, 2005, you can no longer download SUS from the Microsoft Web site. As such, this exercise cannot be completed. Please disregard and skip this Case Scenario Exercise.

Page 11-6: Correction To Dynamic Disks And Volumes

On page 11-6, under Dynamic Disks and Volumes,

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"The storage units on dynamic disks are called volumes, and the first distinctions between basic and dynamic storage are that dynamic disks support an unlimited number of volumes,"

To:
"The storage units on dynamic disks are called volumes. You can create up to 2,000 dynamic volumes, although the recommended number of dynamic volumes is 32 or less,"

Page 12-8: Misplaced Text In Lesson Summary

On page 12-8, the following paragraphs apply to Lesson 2 in this chapter and should be moved to page 12-18, Lesson Summary for Lesson 2:

"Performance Monitor Binary file (*.blg), with or without circular overwriting
Text file (*.txt or *.csv)
SQL Database

Once the settings for a log have been configured, the Performance Monitor settings can be saved (by selecting Save Settings As, from the log's context menu) as a hypertext markup language (HTML) file for later user (by selecting New Log Settings From, from the Counter Logs context menu)."

Page 15-18: Correction to question 3

On page 15-18, in question 3,

Change:
"C. Global with global group members; convert to universal"

To:
"C. Global being a member of another global group; convert to universal"

Page 14-34: Warn Should Be Ignore

On page 14-34, in answer C,

Change:
"This will enable her to switch the option from Block to Warn."

To:
"This will enable her to switch the option from Block to Ignore."

Page 16-6: Correction To Question 2

On page 16-6, in question 2,

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"What are the correct permissions that you need to set on the shared folder to achieve your objective?"

To:
"What are the correct security and share permissions that you need to set on the shared folder to achieve your objective?"

Page 17-26: Correct To Answer D for Question 4

Change:

"D. Correct: Windows 2000 Professional workstations come with Terminal Services CALs built in, so extra licenses are not required. 17 Windows XP Professional workstation do not come with Terminal Services CALs built in so extra licenses are required. The 31 Windows NT 4 and 15 Macintosh OSX workstations require Terminal Services CALs. A total of 20 have already been purchased, leaving 53 more to be purchased to achieve compliance."

To:

"D. Correct: Windows 2000 Professional and Windows XP Professional workstations come with Terminal Services CALs built in, so extra licenses are not required. The 31 Windows NT 4 and 15 Macintosh OSX workstations require Terminal Services CALs. A total of 20 have already been purchased, leaving 26 (31+15-20) more to be purchased to achieve compliance."

Pages 17-23 And 17-26: 53 Should Be 26

On pages 17-23 and 17-26, in question 4, answer D, 53 should be 26.

Page 18-20: Break Should Be Remove

On page 18-20, in question 1,

Change:
"B. Rooslan must break the failed mirror between..."

To:
"B. Rooslan must remove the failed mirror between..."

Back Cover: eBook PDF File Not Printable

The eBook PDF's print function is disabled. This is by design. On the back cover,

Change:
"eBook in printable PDF format"

To:
"eBook in PDF format"

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