Module 1:
Introduction to
Windows 2003
Administration
Overview


     Introduction to Network Administration
     Gaining Access to Network Resources
     Managing Access to Network Resources
     Introduction to Windows 2003 Domains
     Using Windows 2003 Help
Introduction to Network Administration



                           Active Directory




                                                        Shared
                                              Access   Resources
         User 1
                              Sales Group




User 2


                  User 3
 Gaining Access to Network Resources


     User Accounts in Windows 2003
     Windows 2003 Authentication Process
     Logging On to Windows 2003
     Windows 2003 Security Dialog Box
User Accounts in Windows 2003

                          Domain Controller




    Local User Accounts      Active Directory   Domain User Accounts




                               Access
                                                     Shared Resources

 User
Windows 2003 Authentication Process
                                      Domain
                                     Controller              Active
                         1                          2
                                                            Directory
                           Logs On


                                      3
Logging on to a Domain
                                                   Domain

      Provides User Identity
       and Security Settings                                                 2
                                              1   Logs On       Local Security
      Enables a User to Gain                                     Database
       Access to Resources and                                           3
       Perform System Tasks
                                     Logging on Locally
Logging On to Windows 2003


      Log On to Windows




  User Name        Administrator
  Password         ********

                                   OK   Cancel   Options>   Options
Windows 2003 Security Dialog Box
 Ctrl         Alt      Delete


                Windows 2003 Security




                       Logon Information
   Logon               You are logged on as Domain_nameAdministrator
Information            Logon Date:      9/18/98

                    Use the Task Manager to close an application that is not responding.
                     Lock Workstation           Log Off               Shutdown...

                     Change Password         Task Manager               Cancel
 Managing Access to Resources


     Assigning Permissions to Gain Access to Resources
     Using Groups to Manage User Accounts
Assigning Permissions to Gain Access to Resources


     Assigning Permissions to Control Access
     Users Must Have Explicit Permissions to Gain Access
      to Resources




                                 Write


                                                   database
Using Groups to Manage User Accounts

              Put Users in Groups

                                            Assign Permissions to Groups
User 1

                User 2

                                                   Read / Write
     User 3
                                Accounting Group
                  User 4


    User 5
 Introduction to Windows 2003 Domains


     Windows 2003 Domains
     Computers in a Domain
     Active Directory
Windows 2003 Domains


     Users Have Access to Data on Other Computers
     Single Logon Process for All Computers
     User and Resource Information Is Stored and Administered
      Centrally
     Scalable to Very Large Networks
Computers in a Domain


 Domain Controller running       Active Directory
  Windows 2003 Server




                                           Member Server running
                                            Windows 2003 Server
                                            Windows NT Server 4.0
                                            Windows NT Server 3.51
Client Computer


                             Client Computer running
                              Windows 2003 Professional
                              Windows 98, Windows 95
                              Windows NT Workstation
Active Directory

    Stores Information About User
     Accounts and Resources            Active Directory
    Validates Users to Access                 Domain
     Resources
                                                     Computers
    Stores Network Information as
     Objects in a Hierarchical
     Structure                                                   Objects
    Provides                                        Users
       Centralized administration

       Advanced search capabilities

       Delegation of authority
Using Windows 2003 Help
     Windows 2003 Server

    Hide    Back     Forward   Options      Web Help

   Contents Index   Search Favorites
                                                   Active Directory
      Welcome                                      Active Directory is the directory service
      Help
                                                   used Window s2003 Server and is the
      Active Directory
                                                   foundation of Windows 2003 distributed
      Windows Clustering
      Enterprise Memory Architecture               network.
      Managing Security
      InteliMirror                                        Checklists
      Managing Users and Computers
      Managing Files and Printers
                                                          New Ways to Do Familiar Tasks
      Disaster Protection                                 Best Practices
      Storing Data                                        How To...
      Establishing Connections
      Managing Communications                             Concepts
      Core Network Protocols and Services                 Troubleshooting
      Integrating Networks
      Client Services
      Monitoring and Diagnostics Tools
      Internet Tools and Services
      Automating Administrative Tasks
      Application and Programming Tools
      Troubleshooting and Other Resources
Review


     Introduction to Network Administration
     Gaining Access to Network Resources
     Managing Access to Network Resources
     Introduction to Windows 2003 Domains
     Using Windows 2003 Help

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  • 1.
  • 2.
    Overview  Introduction to Network Administration  Gaining Access to Network Resources  Managing Access to Network Resources  Introduction to Windows 2003 Domains  Using Windows 2003 Help
  • 3.
    Introduction to NetworkAdministration Active Directory Shared Access Resources User 1 Sales Group User 2 User 3
  • 4.
     Gaining Accessto Network Resources  User Accounts in Windows 2003  Windows 2003 Authentication Process  Logging On to Windows 2003  Windows 2003 Security Dialog Box
  • 5.
    User Accounts inWindows 2003 Domain Controller Local User Accounts Active Directory Domain User Accounts Access Shared Resources User
  • 6.
    Windows 2003 AuthenticationProcess Domain Controller Active 1 2 Directory Logs On 3 Logging on to a Domain Domain  Provides User Identity and Security Settings 2 1 Logs On Local Security  Enables a User to Gain Database Access to Resources and 3 Perform System Tasks Logging on Locally
  • 7.
    Logging On toWindows 2003 Log On to Windows User Name Administrator Password ******** OK Cancel Options> Options
  • 8.
    Windows 2003 SecurityDialog Box Ctrl Alt Delete Windows 2003 Security Logon Information Logon You are logged on as Domain_nameAdministrator Information Logon Date: 9/18/98 Use the Task Manager to close an application that is not responding. Lock Workstation Log Off Shutdown... Change Password Task Manager Cancel
  • 9.
     Managing Accessto Resources  Assigning Permissions to Gain Access to Resources  Using Groups to Manage User Accounts
  • 10.
    Assigning Permissions toGain Access to Resources  Assigning Permissions to Control Access  Users Must Have Explicit Permissions to Gain Access to Resources Write database
  • 11.
    Using Groups toManage User Accounts Put Users in Groups Assign Permissions to Groups User 1 User 2 Read / Write User 3 Accounting Group User 4 User 5
  • 12.
     Introduction toWindows 2003 Domains  Windows 2003 Domains  Computers in a Domain  Active Directory
  • 13.
    Windows 2003 Domains  Users Have Access to Data on Other Computers  Single Logon Process for All Computers  User and Resource Information Is Stored and Administered Centrally  Scalable to Very Large Networks
  • 14.
    Computers in aDomain Domain Controller running Active Directory  Windows 2003 Server Member Server running  Windows 2003 Server  Windows NT Server 4.0  Windows NT Server 3.51 Client Computer Client Computer running  Windows 2003 Professional  Windows 98, Windows 95  Windows NT Workstation
  • 15.
    Active Directory  Stores Information About User Accounts and Resources Active Directory  Validates Users to Access Domain Resources Computers  Stores Network Information as Objects in a Hierarchical Structure Objects  Provides Users  Centralized administration  Advanced search capabilities  Delegation of authority
  • 16.
    Using Windows 2003Help Windows 2003 Server Hide Back Forward Options Web Help Contents Index Search Favorites Active Directory Welcome Active Directory is the directory service Help used Window s2003 Server and is the Active Directory foundation of Windows 2003 distributed Windows Clustering Enterprise Memory Architecture network. Managing Security InteliMirror  Checklists Managing Users and Computers Managing Files and Printers  New Ways to Do Familiar Tasks Disaster Protection  Best Practices Storing Data  How To... Establishing Connections Managing Communications  Concepts Core Network Protocols and Services  Troubleshooting Integrating Networks Client Services Monitoring and Diagnostics Tools Internet Tools and Services Automating Administrative Tasks Application and Programming Tools Troubleshooting and Other Resources
  • 17.
    Review  Introduction to Network Administration  Gaining Access to Network Resources  Managing Access to Network Resources  Introduction to Windows 2003 Domains  Using Windows 2003 Help