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12. At a local hospital, Exchange Server 2007 is almost constantly in use. Because most medi- cal records are secure pieces of information, these records are highly sensitive, but occasion- ally doctors will have to communicate with other physicians via email regarding patients under an extremely restrictive security policy, governed by legal documents. Accordingly, you […]

Now, take a look back at Figure 2.1 again. Now that you have your network IDs, broad- cast IDs, and usable addresses, you can assign each of these sites to a subnetwork and then start assigning them accordingly. If you?d like to see this in action, check out the Read – dressing a Network?sidebar. However, […]

The first step in choosing an external namespace design is to determine the most appropri- ate registered domain according to your company. For instance, if your company name is MyCorp, it would be logical to attempt to register the MyCorp.com domain with a given domain registrar, such as domainsdoneright.com. Once this is complete, you can […]

When referencing naming conventions in Windows Server 2008, it’s essentially the same thing as saying you’re identifying the method of name to IP address conversion that is used throughout the enterprise. And of course, this brings to mind two different name resolution technologies that are used with Windows Server 2008: WINS and DNS. Accordingly, this […]

To this day, there are many protocols that aren?t used as often as others but that occa- sionally rise to make their presence known and require special attention from administrators who otherwise no longer encounter them. On the MCITP level, you actually encounter these sorts of scenarios frequently. This is because most complex networks will […]