April 2003
Intermediate to advanced
1632 pages
43h 48m
English
The success of a network operation is measured by both the availability of some information and resources and the restriction and protection of others. Windows Server 2003 offers the network administrator the tools and functionality to meet the information needs of users, while protecting sensitive information stored on or passed through the network. This chapter has explored the options available to the administrator for configuring groups, group scope, and user accounts through Windows Server 2003. The next chapter covers the use of group policy, shares, and permissions to provide accessibility and security for any network—from the simplest to the most complex.
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