MasteringTM Windows Server 2003

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The Only Windows Server Resource You NeedThe single most comprehensive and understandable book on the subject, Mastering Windows Server 2003 continues author Mark Minasi′s award–winning tradition of clear and comprehensive coverage of Microsoft′s Windows Server products. This book shows you how to plan, configure and install your network, keep it running its best, and fix it if it breaks. And you still get all the coverage you need for the Windows 2000 Server installations that remain part of your environment.Coverage includes:? Configuring IP, DHCP, DNS, and WINS to achieve the right foundation for your network? DNS explained in everyday English, from basics to advanced design? Designing, running, and maintaining Active Directory–based domains with Server 2003 and 2000 Server? Running your own Web, FTP, and e–mail server with 2003? Controlling hundreds, even thousands, of workstations with group policies and security templates? Tuning and monitoring your network? Securing your network from split–brain DNS to AD delegation to group policies, logs, IPSec, PKI and more? Using Windows Server 2003 to share Internet connections? Complete coverage of all new 2003 featuresReal Solutions to Real ChallengesIf improving the real–world performance of your network is the bottom line, this book delivers the goods. It shows you how to design and manage a multiple–platform network, build a Windows–based intranet, find the right data backup strategy, prevent and recover from disasters, and much more. There′s no end to what you′ll accomplish with practical, step–by–step instruction from the expert who has actually done it all on live networks!
 

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Acknowledgements.Dedication.1. What is Health Inequality.2. Measuring Socio-Economic Position.3. Figuring Out Health Inequality.4. Models of Aetiological Pathways I: Behavioural and 『Cultural' Explanations.5. Models of Aetiological Pathways II: The Psychosocial Model.6. Models of Aetiological Pathways III: The Materialist Model.7. Models of Aetiological Pathways IV: The Life Course Approach.8. Social Ecology.9. Understanding Gender Inequality in Health.10. Ethnic Inequalities in Health.11. Health Inequality and Social Policy