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Windows ® Server 2003:

The Complete Reference

Kathy Ivens

with Rich Benack, Christian Branson, Kenton Gardinier,

John Green, David Heinz, Tim Kelly, John Linkous,

Christopher McKettrick, Patrick J. Santry, Mitch Tulloch

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Athena Honore, who were directly involved in every step of this book’s creation.

Picture me delivering a loud and enthusiastic round of applause as I give special

thanks to the technical editor, David Heinz, for his expertise, and a standing ovation

for copy editor Bill McManus for his extremely skillful work.

I owe Chris Cannon, Microsoft’s Product Manager for Servers, more than I can ever

repay, for providing explanations, information, and an incredible amount of

patience (all delivered with a much appreciated sense of humor). Brandi Muller

of Waggener Edstrom Strategic Communications was a life saver whenever I

needed information.

—Kathy Ivens

This chapter is dedicated to my loving wife, Connie, for all her support in my

career and in our marriage.

—Rich Benack

This is dedicated to my wife, Tanya. You always thought I'd reach the stars.

—Christian Branson

For my wife, Deborah, whose patience and support are neverending sources of

strength; and for my sons Andrew and Brandon, who never cease to inspire me.

—John Green

Dedicated to all the technology workers who have helped create the fantastic com-

puting environments we enjoy today; who endure the pain and complex learning

curves of new technologies in extremely short timeframes and apply them to

business problems we face today.

—Tim Kelly

To my parents.

—John Linkous

Dedicated to my wife, Karyn Santry, and children, Katie, Karleigh, and P.J.

—Patrick J. Santry

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