Windows 7 Resource Kit - Softcover

Mitch Tulloch; Tony Northrup; Jerry Honeycutt

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Softcover

ISBN 10: 0735627002 ISBN 13: 9780735627000

Publisher: Microsoft Press, 2009

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In-depth and comprehensive, this official RESOURCE KIT delivers the information you need to administer Windows 7 in the enterprise. You get authoritative technical guidance from those who know the technology best—Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs) and the Windows 7 Team—along with hundreds of scripts and other essential resources on CD.

Get expert guidance on how to:

Apply best practices for using Microsoft Deployment Toolk
Plan user-state migration; test application compatibility; manage update Manage Group Policy Objects using Windows PowerShell
Administer Windows Firewall and Windows BitLocker
Implement Ipsec, IPv6, wireless, and VPN connectivity
Install and configure printers, devices, and services
Manage disks, file systems, storage, and data security
Administer search and indexing with Group Policy
Diagnose and resolve startup, hardware, and networking issue

CD FEATURES:

Nearly 200 Windows PowerShell scripts created specifically for this book—customize to administer your environment
Windows 7 Resource Kit PowerShell Pack—700 cmdlets and functions to extend Windows in-box functionality
Links to author Web sites
Sample chapters from Microsoft Press books
Fully searchable eBook

For customers who purchase an ebook version of this title, instructions for downloading the CD files can be found in the ebook.

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This official Microsoft Resource Kit delivers in-depth technical guidance from those who know the technology best—Microsoft MVPs and the Windows 7 team. Covers new features, deployment, administration, security, and other essential topics.

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About the Author:

Jerry Honeycutt, MVP for Windows, is a popular author with more than 25 books to his credit, including Microsoft Windows Desktop Deployment Resource Kit. In addition, he is a columnist for Windows XP Expert Zone and Microsoft TechNet.

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