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Internet connections		Internet Packet Exchange
Internet connections (continued)	Internet networking, ICF	Internet networking, Windows
role of ISP, 82	(continued)	Messenger (continued)
services provided by ISPs,	configuring services to	automatically logging on
83–85	work with, 130–32	to, 194
types of, 85–96	e-mail services and, 134–35	connecting through
cable, 94	enabling, 124–25	firewall, 222–24
corporate, 95	file and printer sharing	contacting mobile devices
dial-up connections, 86–89	enabled with, 132	from, 246–47
DSL, 89–91	how it works, 119–20	contacting people using
fixed wireless, 96	ICMP traffic, 133–34	different programs, 228
ISDN, 91	limitations of, 123–24	creating contacts, 226–28
overview, 85–86	overview, 117	emoticons, 231–32
satellite, 91–93	protocols and, 120–21	file transfer, 233–35
wireless, 95	security log, 125–29	instant messaging, 229–30
Internet Content Rating	testing blocking of, 135–36	inviting people to
Association (ICRA), 156	when not to use, 123	conversation, 232–33
Internet Control Message	when to use, 121–22	logging on to Messenger,
Protocol. See ICMP	IIS, 249–79	226
Internet Explorer Should Check	configuring, 260–79	.NET Passport account,
To See Whether It Is The	features, 252–57	220–22, 226
Default Browser option	history of, 251	online security and privacy
(Internet Options dialog	overview, 249	with, 247–48
box), 162	running on Windows XP	requesting Remote
Internet Gateway, 305–7	Professional, 250	Assistance, 246
Internet Information Services	version 6.0, 257–59	saving conversations, 233
(IIS) dialog box, 579	Internet Explorer	sign-on during XP logon,
Internet Information Services	content settings, 155–59	225
snap-in, 581	customizing features,	starting, 220
Internet Message Access	159–64	status messages in, 228–29
Protocol (IMAP), 18	LAN settings, 142–43	upgrades to, 225
Internet networking. See also	Local Group Policy for	video, 239–40
ICF; IIS; Internet	managing, 174–79	voice calls, 236–39
connections; Microsoft	managing connectivity,	VPN connections, 224
Internet Explorer	137–43	Whiteboard, 240–44
connections, 81–115	options for dial-up and	Windows XP access to, 10–11
broadband, 114–15	VPN connections,	Internet Options dialog box
choosing ISPs, 83	139–42	(Internet Explorer), 138,
configuring modems and	overview, 137	144, 150
broadband hardware,	privacy settings, 148–55	Advanced tab, 163–64
96–103	security levels, 143–48	Connections tab, 138
creating new, 103–6	Use Blank option for	Privacy tab, 149–51
dial-up, 106–14	quicker loading of, 160	Programs tab, 162
overview, 81	user interface features and	Remove button, 138, 141
role of ISP, 82	options, 164–74	Security tab, 144, 150
services provided by ISPs,	Remote Desktop over, 12	Settings button, 138, 141
services provided by ISPs,	Windows Messenger, 219–48	Settings button, 138, 141
83–85	Windows Messenger, 219–48	Use Blank option, 160
83–85	adjusting preferences,	Use Blank option, 160
types of, 85–96	adjusting preferences,	Internet Packet Exchange.
types of, 85–96	230–31	Internet Packet Exchange.
ICF, 117–36	230–31	See IPX
ICF, 117–36	Application Sharing, 240,	See IPX
about firewalls, 117–18	Application Sharing, 240,
about firewalls, 117–18	244–46
	244–46

648

Internet Packet Exchange/Server Packet Exchange		ISPs (Internet Service Providers)
Internet Packet Exchange/Server	IP addresses, 32–35	Ipconfig, running when
Packet Exchange (IPX/	about, 32	(continued)
SPX), 520–21	applying subnet mask, 33–34	no computers on network
Internet printing	automatic assignments for	can connect, 369
configuring port for, 417	avoiding conflicts, 300	using, 354–55
in corporate office, 417	checking when no computers	IPSec (Internet Protocol Security)
installing Internet printer,	on network can connect,	accelerating traffic in, 590
416–17	369	defined, 622
sharing printers through Web	classifying, 33	setting policies for, 588–90
browser, 414–17	configuring firewalls to allow	IPv6 (Internet Protocol version
Internet Protocol. See IP	series of, 517	6), 41–42
Internet Protocol Security.	default gateways, 34	IPX (Internet Packet Exchange),
See IPSec	finding for host’s Internet	42–44
Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)	connection, 478	defined, 622
Properties dialog box,	manually assigning to	implementing on Windows
570	workgroup clients,	XP, 43–44
Internet Service Providers.	300–301	IPX addressing, 42–43
See ISPs	multihost capability under	IPX/SPX (Internet Packet
Internet Time tab, 335	single address, 256	Exchange/Server Packet
Internet utilities	ping tests	Exchange), 520–21
NetPerSec, 364–65	checking network computer	IrDA Settings tab (properties
Ping Plotter, 363–64	connections, 347–49	dialog box), 546, 547
VisualRoute, 364, 365	for host connectivity, 349	ISAPI filters
Internet zone, 145	loopback tests for NICs,	configuring and managing,
intrusion detection by firewalls,	346–47	261–62
567–68	public and private, 35	installing Web site-specific,
invitations	resolving in DNS, 24–26	270
to Messenger conversations,	running Ipconfig for	ISAPI Filters tab
232–33	information on, 354–55	Default Web Site Properties
remote assistance, 498–99	setting SMTP services options	dialog box, 270
saving Remote Assistance, 500	for, 277	Web Site Properties dialog
IP (Internet Protocol), 31. See	troubleshooting manually	box, 261, 262
also IP addresses	assigned static, 309	ISDN (Integrated Services Digital
defined, 622	using Remote Assistance with	Network)
IP addresses, 32–35	dynamic, 501	defined, 91, 622
about, 32	verifying when setting up	remote access and, 503
applying subnet mask,	workgroup clients, 300	ISO (International Organization
33–34	VPN servers and, 513	for Standardization), 16
classifying IP addresses, 33	IP over ATM (Asynchronous	ISPs (Internet Service Providers)
default gateways, 34	Transfer Mode), 68	choosing, 83
public and private IP	IP routing, 290	configuration information
addresses, 35	IP Settings tab (Advanced TCP/	entering for e-mail client,
resolving in DNS, 24–26	IP Settings tab (Advanced TCP/	entering for e-mail client,
resolving in DNS, 24–26	IP Settings dialog box),	186–87
observing connections with	IP Settings dialog box),	186–87
observing connections with	38	entering in New Connec-
Netstat, 584–85	38	entering in New Connec-
Netstat, 584–85	IPC$ shared folder, 430–31	tion Wizard, 104–5
residing on network layer, 22	IPC$ shared folder, 430–31	tion Wizard, 104–5
residing on network layer, 22	Ipconfig	supplied by, 114–15
	Ipconfig	supplied by, 114–15

	reviewing ICF log for	running when
	connection and packet
		computers can’t connect to
	information, 127–29
		other subnets, 369
	version 6 (IPv6), 41–42

649

ISPs (Internet Service Providers)

logon

ISPs (Internet Service Providers)

(continued) defined, 622

dial-up clients and, 86–89 personalized domains, 84 role of, 82

services provided by, 83–85

Items To Synchronize dialog box, 459

joining domains, 322–27 items you need before you

begin, 322 manually, 327

Network Identification Wizard steps for, 323–26

journaling file system, 377

Kerberos authentication, 254, 589, 622

keyboard control from remote computer, 493

keyboard shortcuts

for emoticons, 231–32 Internet Explorer, 174 Outlook Express, 217

L2TP (Layer Two Tunneling

Protocol), 623 L2TP/IPSec protocol, 514 LANE (LAN Emulation), 68 language defaults for Internet

Explorer, 160–61 LANs (Local Area Networks)

configuring IE for broadband or network connections, 142–43

defined, 623

monitoring connections, 600 residential gateway

connections to Internet, 51–54

single room topology for workgroups, 285–86

LANs (Local Area Networks)

(continued) types of, 67–68

wired LAN bridged with wireless, 287

laptops

linking to Internet via infraredcapable cell phone, 550

wireless networks with, 532 wireless NICs for, 539

latency defined, 623

low-latency communications, 30

Layer Two Tunneling Protocol (L2TP) , 623

layers. See OSI reference model LDAP (Lightweight Directory

Access Protocol), 337–38 LDAP Routing tab (Default

SMTP Virtual Server Properties dialog box), 279

leaving domains, 344

licensing for shared applications, 423

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), 337–38

limiting number of performance counters, 606

line-of-sight transmission, 536 Linux, 526–29

installing Print Services for UNIX, 526–27

Microsoft Windows Services for UNIX, 527–28

overview, 526 UWIN 3.0, 529

List Folder Contents permission, about, 440

LLC (Logical Link Control) sublayer, 22–23

load balancing for servers, 313 Local Area Connection

Properties dialog box, 36, 293, 569

Advanced tab, 368–69

Local Area Connection Status dialog box, 70, 293

Local Area Network (LAN) Settings dialog box, 143

Local Group Policy, 174–79 about, 175

configuring IE policies computer policy, 177–78 user policy, 178–79

developing philosophy for using, 176

managing Remote Desktop sessions from, 494–95

overview, 174–75

starting Local Group Policy console, 176

Local Intranet dialog box, 146 Local Intranet zone, 146 Local Resources tab (Remote

Desktop dialog box), 492–94

Local Security Policy window, 589

local threats to security, 564–66 active Web content, 566 Trojan horses, 123–24, 565,

591–92 viruses, 564–65

Locations dialog box, 405 logging. See also ICF log

configuring ICF log, 125–26 enabling

IIS, 580–82

for print spooler errors and warnings, 412

examining IIS log files, 582–83 Performance tool for, 607–9

Logical Link Control (LLC) sublayer, 22–23

logoff, synchronization prompted by, 452

logon

auditing events, 593–94 bypassing logon screen,

328–29

disabling Fast User Switching, 450, 451, 467

ensuring domain, 330 to Messenger, 194, 226

650

logon

Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE)

logon (continued) pressing Ctrl+Alt+Delete

during, 333

Remote Desktop automatic, 486–87

signing on to Windows Messenger during Windows XP, 225

synchronizing files at, 452 using Administrator account,

476–77

to Windows domains, 328–29

Logon/Logoff tab (Synchronization Settings dialog box), 460

long file names, 377

loopback tests for NICs, 346–47

MAC addresses, 22, 623 MAC (Media Access Control)

sublayer

MAC addresses, 22, 623 media access methods of, 23

Macintosh File Services for Windows 2000, 530

Macintosh networks. See Apple systems with Windows XP

macro viruses, 565

mail attachments, 206–7 mail server, 183–84 Maintenance tab (Options

dialog box), 202 Manage Identities dialog box,

194

managing network connections, 69–77

bridging connections, 75–77 checking status of connection,

70–71

connection protocols and services, 71

network authentication, 72 overview, 69

man-in-the-middle attacks, 564 Map Network Drive dialog box,

342

mapping	Microsoft Help And Support
file extensions to Web	Center
applications, 263	illustrated, 357, 358, 359
network drives	Network Diagnostics, 356–59
about, 340, 342–43	requesting Remote Assistance,
removing mapped drives,	499–501
343	Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE),
Mappings tab (Application	137–79
Configuration dialog	content settings, 155–59
box), 263	configuring Content
Master File Table (MFT), 379	Advisor, 156–59
Media Access Control sublayer.	overview, 155–56
See MAC sublayer	removing supervisor
member servers, 312	password for Content
Message Rules dialog box, 210	Advisor, 159
messages. See also error	using content ratings, 156
messages	creating Internet printer,
adjusting size for e-mail	414–17
recipients, 206	customizing features, 159–64
caution deleting from folders,	assigning default programs
205	for Internet tasks, 162
compacting, 206	AutoComplete settings for,
configuring global messages	161
for FTP servers, 274	choosing home page, 160
exporting, 212–13	overview, 159–60
finding, 213–14	setting advanced Internet
rules for e-mail, 209–11	options, 163–64
Messages tab	setting user interface
Default SMTP Virtual Server	defaults, 160–61
Properties dialog box,	generating Remote Desktop
278	sessions, 487–90
FTP Sites Properties dialog	configuring remote client
box, 274	for Web access, 488–90
metabase	configuring XP Professional
backing up and restoring IIS,	for Web access, 487–88
252	Local Group Policy for
defined, 623	managing, 174–79
MFT (Master File Table), 379	configuring computer
microphones	policy, 177–78
adjusting for voice calls,	configuring user policy,
236–37	178–79
headsets with built-in, 235	overview, 174–75
Microsoft CHAP (Challenge	managing connectivity
Handshake	changing as default
Authentication Protocol),	browser, 138–39, 162
509, 618	configuring connectivity
Microsoft FrontPage, 84, 250	options in, 137–38
	LAN settings, 142–43

651

Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE)		Microsoft Windows XP
Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE),	Microsoft Internet Information	Microsoft Windows XP
managing connectivity	Services. See IIS	as bridge for wireless
(continued)	Microsoft Management Console	networks, 542
setting options for dial-up	snap-in tools. See MMC	configuring as VPN server,
and VPN connections,	snap-in tools	516
139–42	Microsoft Visual Studio .NET,	evolution of FAT32 file
overview, 137	250	system, 373–76
privacy settings, 148–55	Microsoft Windows 95	managing default applications
cookies and, 148	clients unable to connect to	for Internet-related tasks,
managing cookies, 153–55	ICS host, 309	613–15
options available for,	configuring ICS host from	networking, 3–14
149–53	Windows XP installation	about networks, 3–4
privacy standards in version	CD, 298–99	Apple systems and, 529–30
6, 148–49	Microsoft Windows 98	changing default Web
viewing temporary cookies,	configuring ICS host from	browser for, 138–39, 162
153	Windows XP installation	domain environments, 7–8
protection against security	CD, 298–99	features, 9–14
threats, 592–93	troubleshooting ICS used with,	hardware and software, 5–6
quicker loading of, 160	303	home networks and
security levels, 143–48	Microsoft Windows 2000	workgroups, 6–7
about security zones,	configuring ICS host from	IIS support, 13
144–45	Windows XP installation	implementing protocols, 45
Internet zone, 145	CD, 298–99	installing IIS, 259–60
Local Intranet zone, 146	Macintosh File Services for	installing IPv6 protocol
overview, 143	Windows 2000, 530	stack, 41–42
Restricted Sites zone, 148	Terminal Services in, 453,	Internet connections and,
troubleshooting security	473–74	81
zone settings, 147	troubleshooting ICS used with,	IPX, 43–44
Trusted Sites zone, 146–47	303	NetMeeting, 248
selecting e-mail clients, 182	workstations compatible with	Novell NetWare and,
user interface features and	Active Directory domain,	523–26
options, 164–74	9	reasons for networking, 4–5
accessing local and network	Microsoft Windows Me	Remote Assistance, 12
files, 166	configuring ICS host from	Remote Desktop, 11–12
choosing language	Windows XP installation	signing on to Messenger
encoding features, 173	CD, 298–99	during logon, 225
configuring toolbar, 164–66	troubleshooting ICS used with,	Universal Plug and Play, 14
getting e-mail when	303	UNIX/Linux and, 526–29
favorites change, 170	Microsoft Windows NT 4.0	VPNs and remote
importing and exporting	configuring ICS host from	networking, 13
favorites and cookies,	Windows XP installation	wireless networking, 14
172–73	CD, 298–99	security protection, 566–96
keyboard shortcuts, 174	Terminal Services in, 473–74	administrative privileges,
managing favorites, 168–71	troubleshooting ICS used with,	593
managing history in,	303	auditing file system access,
166–67	Microsoft Windows Services for	594–95
search options, 171–72	UNIX, 527–28	auditing logon events,
tracking what users view,		593–94
168

652

Microsoft Windows XP		modems
Microsoft Windows XP, security	Microsoft Windows XP Home	Microsoft Windows XP
protection (continued)	Edition (continued)	Professional,
configuring network shares,	networking capability in, 3	interoperability services
585	Offline Files unavailable with,	(continued)
coping with e-mail security	450	Token Ring/Fast Token Ring
threats, 591	Remote Desktop unavailable	technology, 522
detecting security risks,	on, 11, 474	Local Group Policy for IE,
572–73	sharing Internet printers on,	174–75
detecting Trojan horse	414	about, 175
applications, 591–92	Simple File Sharing always in	computer policy, 177–78
examining IIS log files,	effect, 424	developing philosophy for
582–83	wireless networks supported	using, 176
firewalls and network-	by, 535	starting Local Group Policy
initiated threats, 566–69	Microsoft Windows XP	console, 176
history of security, 558–59	Professional	user policy, 178–79
installing automatic	bypassing logon screen,	networking capability in, 3
updates, 573–74	328–29	removing Simple File Sharing,
Internet Explorer, 592–93	configuring for Web access,	426–27
managing EFS, 595–96	487–88	running IIS on, 250
Netstat for observing IP	in domain environment, 11,	support for NetWare on 64-bit
connections, 584–85	321–22, 330–36	version of, 525
NTFS file protection, 593	Internet Time tab removed,	wireless networks supported
overview, 557	335	by, 535
removing unneeded	pressing Ctrl+Alt+Delete,	MIME (Multipurpose Internet
services, 574–77	331	Mail Extensions), 268–69
securing IIS, 577–82	Simple File Sharing enabled	mixed platform environments
securing network protocols,	by default, 335–36	limitations in Offline Files, 453
588–90	Start menu, 330–31	managing broadcasts in, 45
securing printers, 585–86	User Accounts interface,	MMC (Microsoft Management
securing remote access,	331–35	Console) snap-in tools
586–88	enabling/disabling Simple File	Active Directory Users And
TCP/IP filtering, 569–72	Sharing, 424	Computers MMC,
virus protection, 590–91	interconnectivity, 519–30	319–20
using MMC snap-in tools,	Apple Macintosh systems,	Computer Management
381–83	529–30	MMC, 261
wireless networks supported	Novell NetWare, 523–26	Performance tool, 603–10
by, 14, 535	supported protocols and	using, 381–83
Microsoft Windows XP Home	media types, 519–23	mobile devices, contacting from
Edition	UNIX/Linux, 526–29	Windows Messenger,
access to NTFS permissions,	interoperability services,	246–47
434	519–23	mobility in large networks,
accessing domain resources,	AppleTalk protocols, 45,	537–38
311, 344	521–22	Modem tab (modem properties
Briefcase, 469	Ethernet, 522	dialog box), 98–99
caching options unavailable	IPX/SPX protocol, 520–21	modems
for shared resources, 464	Network Bridge feature,	adjusting
IIS unavailable on, 250	523	speaker, speed, and dial
limited support of NTFS	SNA protocols, 521	control, 98–99
features, 388	TCP/IP protocol, 520

653

modems

network connections

modems, adjusting (continued) system resource

assignments, 103 configuring dialing rules for,

111–14

calling cards, 113–14 disabling call waiting, 112 new area codes, 112–13

configuring from Device Manager, 96–97

diagnostics, 99 disconnecting calls when idle,

100, 110 driver settings, 102 functions of, 88

ICF firewall support for, 118–19

initialization commands and advanced settings, 99–102

overview, 97

setting general information, 98

Modems tab (Phone And Modem Options dialog box), 97

Modify permission, about, 439 monitoring network

performance, 597–610. See also Performance tool; Windows Task Manager

bottlenecks

computer as network, 598–99

detecting with commandline tools, 599

understanding, 598 overview, 597 Performance tool, 603–10 Windows Task Manager,

599–602

mounting volumes, 394–95 MS-CHAP (Challenge

Handshake Authentication Protocol), 509, 618

MS-CHAP v2 (Microsoft CHAP version 2), 509–10, 618

MSN Messenger. See Windows Messenger

multiple data streams, 387–88 multiple domains, 318–19 multiple e-mail accounts,

190–91

multiple Remote Desktop users, 474–75

multiple synchronization schedules, 462

Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME), 268–69

multi-segment networks, 287–90 My Connection Settings dialog

box, 141 My Network Places

finding, 341 illustrated, 341

searching Active Directory for domain resources, 337–39

name resolution about, 83

in DNS, 24–26 WINS vs. DNS, 27

names

NetBIOS vs. DNS naming schemes for user accounts, 326–27

of network printers, 401

NTFS support for long file, 377 share, 421

narrowband connections, 85 NAT (network address

translation) defined, 623

IP addressing and, 35 IPSec used with, 590 Remote Assistance

connections with, 497 uses of, 54

VPNs and firewalls providing, 517

Nbtstat, 356

.NET Passport account, 220–22, 226

.NET Passport Wizard, 221 Net File command, 433 Net Session command, 432

Net Share command, 431–32 Net Use command, 431 NetBEUI (NetBIOS Extended

User Interface), 623 NetBIOS (Network Basic Input/

Output System) about, 27

creating services for TCP ports when using ICF, 132

defined, 623

naming scheme for user accounts, 326–27

NetCap.exe tool, 362 NetDiag.exe tool, 360–61 NetMeeting, 248 NetPerSec Internet utility,

364–65

Netstat, 355–56, 584–85 NetWare. See Novell NetWare network adapters. See also NICs

defined, 623 installing, 48

ordering bindings and, 73–74 unlisted in Network

Connections window, 36 network address translation.

See NAT

network authentication, 72 Network Basic Input/Output

System. See NetBIOS Network Bridge

about, 65, 287

IP routing vs., 290

Windows XP interconnectivity with, 523

Network Bridge Properties dialog box, 77

network bridges. See bridges network connections, 47–77

adding routers and residential gateways, 51–54

bindings and provider order, 73–74

654

network connections		networks
network connections (continued)	Network Identification Wizard	network shares
choosing type of network,	(continued)	configuring, 585
55–68	entering user account and	defined, 397, 623
DCC, 55–59	domain information,	network support tools
Ethernet networks, 60–63	324–25	NetCap.exe tool, 362
HomePNA networks, 63–65	joining domain in, 323–24	NetDiag.exe tool, 360–61
types of LANs, 67–68	opening, 323	running Network Diagnostics,
wireless, 67	network interface cards. See NICs	356–59
connecting hubs and switches,	network layer	Windows Support Tools,
49	addresses in data-link layer vs.,	359–60
802.1x standard for, 73	22	network utilization graphs, 600
installing network adapters, 48	illustrated, 17	Networking tab (Windows Task
installing NICs, 68–69	network layer protocols	Manager), 600–601
kits for, 51	ARP, 31	network-initiated threats to
managing, 69–77	ICMP, 32	security, 560–64
bridging connections, 75–77	IP, 31	denial-of-service attacks,
checking status of	RARP, 32	560–61
connection, 70–71	Network Monitor Capture Utility	exploiting insecure resources,
connection protocols and	(NetCap.exe), 362	561–64
services, 71	network places. See also My	network-ready printers, 418–19
network authentication, 72	Network Places	networks. See also specific
overview, 69	about, 339, 340–41	types of networks
NAT, 54	removing, 343	AppleTalk, 44
ping doesn’t work with	Network Properties dialog box,	connecting to network-ready
working, 351	420	printers, 418–19
Powerline networks, 66–67	network providers, 73–74	defined, 4, 623
wiring for, 50	Network Setup Wizard, 294–97	diskless computers on, 32
Network Connections error	avoiding IP address conflicts,	domain-based, 7–8
message, 307	300	firewall protection for, 117–18
Network Connections folder, 305	changing ICS workgroup	IEEE standards for wireless, 534
Network Connections window	hosts, 307–8	interconnectivity, supported
illustrated, 69, 77	configuring network clients,	protocols and media
opening, 76	298, 299–300	types, 519–23
troubleshooting wireless	earlier Windows versions	managing broadcasts in mixed
connections in, 555	running from Windows XP	operating system, 45
Network Diagnostics, 356–59	installation CD, 298–99	mobility and challenges in
about, 356–57	unsupported in, 309	large, 537–38
illustrated, 357	ICS host configurations	monitoring performance,
running, 357–59	provided in, 302–3	597–610
Network File System (NFS), 20,	required names for broadband	bottlenecks, 598–99
623	connections, 297	overview, 597
network ID ranges for IP	reverts workgroup name to	Performance tool, 603–10
addresses, 33	default MSHOME, 308	Windows Task Manager,
Network Identification Wizard,	selecting connections, 295	599–602
323–26	to bridge, 296, 297	monitoring traffic with ICF log,
entering level of access for	to Internet, 295–96	129
user, 325–26	setting up client with direct	multiple bridges for, 289
	Internet connection first,	Offline Files limitations in
	294	mixed, 453

655

networks		NTFS file system
networks (continued)	networks, workgroup topologies	nodes
purpose of, 4–5	(continued)	AppleTalk, 45
security, 557–96	peer-to-peer, 6–7	defined, 32
history of Windows, 558–59	planning for future, 291	nonextended AppleTalk
local threats to, 564–66	planning network	networks, 44
network-initiated threats	hardware, 291	Novell NetWare
to, 560–64	single room topology,	interoperability with Windows
overview, 557	285–86	XP, 523–26
XP protection against	New Area Code Rule dialog box,	configuring Client Service
threats, 566–96	113	for NetWare, 525–26
wireless, 67, 531–55	new area codes, 112–13	64-bit version of XP
about, 531	New Connection Wizard	Professional, 525
configuring, 544–55	accessing shared files from	steps to install NetWare
fixed wireless connections,	remote location, 510–12	services, 523–25
96	adding new dial-up or VPN	limitations of Offline Files in
hardware, 539–40	connection in, 139–42	mixed network
hubs in, 49	choosing network connection	environments, 453
infrared, 536, 544–51	types, 56	NetWare client and IPX
multi-segment wired,	creating new Internet	protocol software
wireless, and HomePNA	connections, 103–5	requirements, 44
networks, 290	illustrated, 104–5	novice control (Remote
security, 542–43	selecting Host or Guest option,	Assistance), 501–2
shared Internet connection	56	NTFS file system, 376–78,
across wired and wireless	setting up	389–95
bridged networks, 289	infrared network	about, 10
supported by Windows XP,	connection, 548–50	auditing file system access,
14, 535	remote access connections,	594–95
topologies, 540–42	505–6	change journal, 383
completely wireless, access	user permission, 57	cluster size, selecting, 378
point as residential	New Location dialog box, 112	compression
gateway, 541–42	New Mail Rule dialog box, 210	about, 383–84
completely wireless, ad hoc	New View dialog box, 208	enabling, 390–91
mode, 540–41	newsgroups	converting to, 388, 389–90
Windows XP as bridge, 542	reading news offline, 192	defined, 623
wireless access point as bridge,	setting up accounts in Outlook	development of, 376–78
542	Express, 187	Disk Management snap-in,
types of, 533–35	NFS (Network File System), 20,	381
uses for, 532–33	623	disk quotas
Wi-Fi, 536–38, 551–55	NICs (network interface cards)	assigning, 386–87
wired LAN bridged with	about, 5	enabling, 393–94
wireless LANs, 287	checking	distributed link tracking, 387
workgroup topologies, 284–91	with ping loopback test,	dynamic disks, 380
considering physical layout,	with ping loopback test,	dynamic disks, 380
considering physical layout,	346–47	encryption
284	346–47	encryption
284	when computer can’t con-	about, 384–85
dispersed topology, 286–87	when computer can’t con-	about, 384–85
dispersed topology, 286–87	nect to network, 367–68	enabling, 392–93
IP routing vs. Network	nect to network, 367–68	enabling, 392–93
IP routing vs. Network	installing, 68–69	file and folder access control
Bridge, 290	installing, 68–69	file and folder access control
Bridge, 290	required for Windows	list, 385
multiple bridges, 289	required for Windows	list, 385
multiple bridges, 289	domains, 322	file protection, 593
multi-segment networks,	domains, 322	file protection, 593
multi-segment networks,	wireless, 539	Indexing Service, 385–86
287–90	wireless, 539	Indexing Service, 385–86
287–90

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NTFS file system

NTFS file system (continued) limited support of features in

Home Edition, 388 mounting volumes, 394–95 multiple data streams, 387–88 new features in Windows XP,

378–79

sparse file management, 386 volume mount points, 387

NTFS permissions, 433–47 about, 433–34 assigning, 427, 435–37

checking account’s effective permissions, 438–41

interaction of network share permissions with, 428–29

setting advanced permissions for folders and files, 437–38

troubleshooting scenarios, 441–48

correcting access issues, 443–45

implementing permissions, 442–43

protecting sensitive data, 445–46

restricting user file system access, 446–47

null modem cables, 50, 623 NWLink installation, 523–25 NWLink NetBIOS, 524

octets, 32

offline. See also Briefcase; Offline Files application

availability of files, 449–68 enabling Offline Files,

450–51 synchronizing with

Briefcase, 467–69 synchronizing Offline Files

application, 457–63 troubleshooting Offline

Files application, 466–67 making favorites available,

169–70

using mail and news, 192

Other Network File And Print Services dialog box

Offline Favorite Wizard, 169 Offline Files application, 449–68.