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  • Networking with Microsoft Windows Vista

    • Table of Contents

    • Introducion

    • How This Book Is Organized

      • Part I: Networking Hardware for Windows Vista

      • Part II: Managing and Using Your Network

      • Part III: Securing Your Network

      • Part IV: Advanced Networking with Windows Vista

    • Conventions Used in This Book

    • Part I: Networking Hardware for Windows Vista

      • 1 Understanding Ethernet Networking

        • What Is Ethernet?

        • Understanding Network Interface Cards

        • Understanding Network Cables

        • Understanding Switches

        • Understanding Routers

        • Understanding Other Ethernet Devices

        • A Buyer’s Guide to Ethernet Hardware

        • From Here

      • 2 Understanding Wireless Networking

        • What Is Wireless Networking?

        • Understanding Wireless NICs

        • Understanding Wireless Access Points

        • Understanding Other Wireless Network Devices

        • A Buyer’s Guide to Wireless Networking Hardware

        • From Here

      • 3 Configuring Your Router

        • Connecting the Router for Configuration

        • Displaying the Router’s Setup Pages

        • Changing the Router’s IP Address

        • Updating the Firmware

        • Setting Up Your Broadband Connection

        • Enabling UPnP

        • Enabling the DHCP Server

        • Modifying Wireless Settings

        • Checking the Router Status

        • Testing Your Router’s Capabilities

        • From Here

      • 4 Putting Your Network Together

        • Inserting an Internal NIC

        • Connecting the Broadband Modem

        • Connecting the Router

        • Connecting the Switch

        • Laying the Network Cable

        • Changing the Computer and Workgroup Name

        • Making Wireless Network Connections

        • From Here

    • Part II: Managing and Using Your Network

      • 5 Working with Vista’s Basic Network Tools and Tasks

        • Understanding Vista’s Network Icon

        • Accessing the Network and Sharing Center

        • Turning On Network Discovery

        • Viewing Network Computers and Devices

        • Displaying a Network Map

        • Viewing Network Status Details

        • Customizing Your Network

        • From Here

      • 6 Managing Network Connections

        • Opening the Network Connections Window

        • Renaming a Network Connection

        • Enabling Automatic IP Addressing

        • Setting Up a Static IP Address

        • Finding a Connection’s MAC Address

        • Using a Network Connection to Wake Up a Sleeping Computer

        • Disabling a Network Connection

        • From Here

      • 7 Managing Wireless Network Connections

        • Opening the Manage Wireless Networks Window

        • Making Other Wireless Connections

        • Working with Wireless Connection Properties

        • Renaming Wireless Connections

        • Reordering Wireless Connections

        • Creating User-Specific Wireless Connections

        • Removing Wireless Connections

        • From Here

      • 8 Accessing and Sharing Network Resources

        • Accessing Shared Network Resources

        • Mapping a Network Folder to a Local Drive Letter

        • Creating a Network Location for a Remote Folder

        • Accessing a Shared Printer

        • Sharing Resources with the Network

        • From Here

      • 9 Setting Up Vista as a Digital Media Hub

        • Understanding Digital Media Hardware

        • Connecting Your Digital Media Hub

        • Sharing Your Media Player Library

        • From Here

      • 10 Taking Advantage of Your Network

        • Backing Up to the Network

        • Publishing a Windows Vista Calendar on the Network

        • Importing Pictures to a Network Share

        • Ripping Audio CDs to a Network Share

        • Recording TV Shows to a Network Share

        • Setting Up a Network-Based Slideshow

        • From Here

      • 11 Working with Network Files Offline

        • Activating the Offline Files Feature

        • Making a File or Folder Available for Offline Use

        • Changing the Amount of Disk Space Used by Offline Files

        • Prohibiting a Network Folder from Being Made Available Offline

        • Encrypting Offline Files

        • Working with Network Files While You’re Offline

        • Synchronizing Your Offline Files

        • Dealing with Synchronization Conflicts

        • From Here

      • 12 Collaborating with Windows Meeting Space

        • Working with the People Near Me Service

        • Configuring Windows Meeting Space

        • Launching Windows Meeting Space

        • Joining an Existing Meeting

        • Starting Your Own Meeting

        • Sending a Meeting Invitation

        • Handling a Meeting Invitation

        • Sharing a Handout

        • Starting a Shared Session

        • Controlling the Shared Session

        • Ending the Shared Session

        • From Here

    • Part III: Securing Your Network

      • 13 Securing Windows Vista

        • Understanding Vista’s Security Groups

        • Understanding User Account Control

        • Implementing Parental Controls

        • Building a Strong Password

        • Checking Your Computer’s Security Settings

        • Thwarting Spyware with Windows Defender

        • Protecting Yourself Against Email Viruses

        • Protecting Yourself Against Phishing Scams

        • From Here

      • 14 Implementing Network Security

        • Deactivating the Sharing Wizard

        • Setting Sharing Permissions on Shared Folders

        • Setting Security Permissions on Shared Folders

        • Hiding Your Shared Folders

        • Disabling the Hidden Administrative Shares

        • Removing Stored Remote Desktop Credentials

        • Preventing Users from Logging On at Certain Times

        • Hiding the Usernames in the Logon Screen

        • Running the Baseline Security Analyzer on Your Network

        • From Here

      • 15 Implementing Wireless Security

        • Specifying a New Administrative Password

        • Positioning the Access Point for Maximum Security

        • Encrypting Wireless Signals with WPA

        • Disabling Network SSID Broadcasting

        • Changing the Default SSID

        • Enabling MAC Address Filtering

        • From Here

    • Part IV: Advanced Networking with Windows Vista

      • 16 Making Remote Network Connections

        • Setting Up the Remote Computer as a Host

        • Installing Remote Desktop on an XP Client Computer

        • Connecting to the Remote Desktop

        • Disconnecting from the Remote Desktop

        • Connecting to a Remote Desktop via the Internet

        • Using Dynamic DNS to Access Your Network

        • From Here

      • 17 Monitoring Your Network

        • Monitoring Network Performance

        • Monitoring Shared Folders

        • From Here

      • 18 Troubleshooting Network Problems

        • Repairing a Network Connection

        • Checking the Connection Status

        • General Solutions to Network Problems

        • Checking for Solutions to Problems

        • Troubleshooting Using Online Resources

        • Checking Connectivity with the PING Command

        • Troubleshooting Cables

        • Troubleshooting the NIC

        • Troubleshooting Wireless Network Problems

        • Reverting to an Earlier Configuration

        • From Here

      • 19 Setting Up a Website

        • Understanding Internet Information Services

        • Installing Internet Information Services

        • Accessing Your Website

        • Understanding the Default Website

        • Adding Folders and Files to the Default Website

        • Controlling and Customizing Your Website

        • From Here

      • 20 Setting Up an FTP Site

        • Installing the FTP Publishing Service

        • Starting the FTP Publishing Service

        • Accessing Your FTP Site

        • Understanding the Default FTP Site

        • Adding Folders and Files to the Default FTP Site

        • Working with Your FTP Site

        • From Here

    • Glossary of Networking Terms

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      • G

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      • I-K

      • L

      • M

      • N

      • O

      • P-Q

      • R

      • S

      • T

      • U-V

      • W-Z

    • Index

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      • D

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      • F

      • G - H

      • I

      • J - K - L

      • M

      • N

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      • Q - R

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