Article ID: 328954
Article Last Modified on 8/8/2003
APPLIES TO
- MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Administration Second Edition, ISBN 0-7356-1772-4
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SUMMARY
This article contains comments, corrections, and information about known errors relating to the Microsoft Press book MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Administration 2nd Edition, ISBN 0-7356-1772-4.
The following topics are covered:
- Multiple Pages: Spell-Out Of MTA Is Incorrect
- Page 50: 65,524 Should Be 65,534
- Page 51: 192 Should Be 1
- Page 52: Class C Should Be Class B
- Page 53: Correction To Tip
- Page 53: Error In Tip
- Page 57: Incorrect IP Address
- Page 99: Incorrect Statement About Winipcfg
- Page 119: Do Should Be Do Not
- Page 163: Corrections To Steps 5 and 9
- Page 201: Missing Text In Figure 6.5
- Pages 212 and 213: Corrections To Steps 9 And 10
- Page 279: "SVR resource record" Should Be "SRV resource record"
- Page 290: "DHCP console" Should Be "DNS console"
- Page 295: NSDNAME Should Be DNSNAME
- Page 304: IFXR Should Be IXFR
- Page 351: DHCP Should Be WINS
- Page 370: Incorrect Step References
- Page 373: TCP Should Be UDP
- Page 407: IP Should Be ICMP
- Page 412: 129-Kbps Should be 128-Kbps
- Page 444: Correction To Remote Access Policy Evaluation
- Page 468: 207 Should Be 206
- Page 500: "Authorized" Should Be "Unauthorized"
- Page 515: Incorrect Spell-Out Of MMC Console
- Page 518: Incorrect Explanation Of Figure 13.12
- Page 656: Incorrect Answers To Question 70-216.04.01.002
- Page 699: Correction To Question 70-216.05.01.003's Answers
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Multiple Pages: Spell-Out Of MTA Is Incorrect
On multiple pages, the spell out of MTA is incorrect.
Change all instances of:
"maximum transfer unit"
To:
"maximum transmission unit"
Page 50: 65,524 Should Be 65,534
On page 50, in Table 2.2, the Number of Hosts for Class B should be 65,534, not 65,524.
Page 51: 192 Should Be 1
On page 51, in the paragraph above "Private Network Addresses",
Change:
"or 192 to 254"
To:
"or 1 to 254"
Page 52: Class C Should Be Class B
On page 52, in the second paragraph, change:
"if you take a standard Class C network address such as 172.16.0.0,"
To:
"if you take a standard Class B network address such as 172.16.0.0,"
Page 53: Correction To Tip
On page 53, in the the Tip paragraph,
Remove:
"However, when taking the MCSE exam, no such calculator is available, so you better know how to do it by hand."
Page 53: Error In Tip
On page 53, in the Tip, the equation near the bottom of the page is represented incorrectly.
Change:
"128 +64 +32 +16 +8 +4 +2 +1 =240"
To:
"128 +64 +32 +16 +0 +0 +0 +0 =240"
Page 57: Incorrect IP Address
On page 57, in the next to the last paragraph, in the final sentence,
Change:
"Once again, you omit 172.21.8.0 and 172.21 15.255, because these have..."
To:
"Once again, you omit 172.21.8.0 and 172.21.15.255, because these have..."
Page 99: Incorrect Statement About Winipcfg
On page 99, in the last paragraph, remove the following phrase:
"(which you must do by finding the file in the \Windows directory and executing it, as there is no shortcut on the Start menu)"
Page 119: Do Should Be Do Not
On page 119, in the third paragraph,
Change:
"However, Windows CSNW and GSNW do work with TCP/IP"
To:
"However, Windows CSNW and GSNW do not work with TCP/IP"
Page 163: Corrections To Steps 5 and 9
On page 163, in step 5,
Change:
"step 8"
To:
"step 7"
In step 9,
Change:
"003 DNS Servers"
To:
"006 DNS Servers"
Page 201: Missing Text In Figure 6.5
In the three (shaded) boxes on the right side of this figure, there is missing text.
In the top box,
Change:
"IP transmits the datagram to the designated gateway"
To:
"IP transmits the datagram to the designated gateway for the host address"
In the middle box,
Change:
"IP transmits the datagram to the designated gateway for"
To:
"IP transmits the datagram to the designated gateway for the network address"
Change:
"IP locates a host address entry matching the Destination IP"
To:
"IP locates a host address entry matching the Destination IP address"
In the bottom box,
Change:
"IP transmits the datagram to the default gateway"
To:
"IP transmits the datagram to the default gateway address"
Change:
"IP locates a network address entry matching the Destination IP"
To:
"IP locates a network address entry matching the Destination IP address"
Pages 212 and 213: Corrections To Steps 9 And 10
On page 213,
Change:
"10. Type the telephone number of the remote access server or router on the re-mote network in the Phone Number Or Address box and click Next to proceed to the Protocols And Security page (see Figure 6.15).
If more than one communications device is available on the computer, a Select A Device page appears, enabling you to choose one."
To:
"10. Type the telephone number of the remote access server or router on the re-mote network in the Phone Number Or Address box and click Next to proceed to the Protocols And Security page (see Figure 6.15)."
And on page 212, in step 9,
Change:
"9. Click the Connect Using A Modem, ISDN Adapter, Or Other Physical Device option button and click Next to proceed to the Phone Number page (see Figure 6.14).
Click Connect Using Virtual Private Networking to configure a virtual private network (VPN) link to the remote network, using either the Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) or the Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP). For information on VPN's, see Chapter 11, 'Using the Remote Access Service'."
To:
"9. Click the Connect Using A Modem, ISDN Adapter, Or Other Physical Device option button and click Next to proceed to the Phone Number page (see Figure 6.14).
If more than one communications device is available on the computer, a Select A Device page appears, enabling you to choose one.
Click Connect Using Virtual Private Networking to configure a virtual private network (VPN) link to the remote network, using either the Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) or the Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP). For information on VPN's, see Chapter 11, 'Using the Remote Access Service.'
Page 279: "SVR resource record" Should Be "SRV resource record"
On page 279, in the third bullet,
Change:
"SVR resource record"
To:
"SRV resource record"
Page 290: "DHCP console" Should Be "DNS console"
On page 290, in step 1,
Change:
"DHCP console"
To:
"DNS console"
Page 295: NSDNAME Should Be DNSNAME
On page 295, in the section Name Server (NS) in the middle of that page,
Change:
"The RDATA field for this resource record consists of a single NSDNAME subfield containing the name of a DNS name server."
To:
"The RDATA field for this resource record consists of a single DNSNAME subfield containing the name of a DNS name server."
Page 304: IFXR Should Be IXFR
On page 304, in the first paragraph,
Change:
"IFXR enables the secondary..."
To:
"IXFR enables the secondary..."
Page 351: DHCP Should Be WINS
On the top of page 351,
Change:
"5. Restart the DHCP Server service by typing net start wins at the command prompt."
To:
"5. Restart the WINS Server service by typing net start wins at the command prompt."
Page 370: Incorrect Step References
On page 370, in steps 10 and 11, the wrong steps are referenced.
Change:
"10. Repeat steps 8 through 10 to add TCP port numbers to the filter.
11. To create a packet filter based on UDP port numbers, click the Permit Only option button to activate the UDP Ports list and repeat steps 8 through 11."
To:
"10. Repeat steps 8 and 9 to add TCP port numbers to the filter.
11. To create a packet filter based on UDP port numbers, click the Permit Only option button to activate the UDP Ports list and repeat steps 8 and 9."
Page 373: TCP Should Be UDP
On page 373, in the last bullet,
Change:
"Select this option to filter TCP traffic..."
To:
"Select this option to filter UDP traffic..."
Page 407: IP Should Be ICMP
On page 407, in step 9,
Change:
"...click ALL IP Traffic"
To:
"...click ALL ICMP Traffic"
Page 412: 129-Kbps Should be 128-Kbps
On page 412, in the first paragraph,
Change:
"It is possible to combine the two B channels into one 129-Kbps data pipe"
To:
"It is possible to combine the two B channels into one 128-Kbps data pipe"
Page 444: Correction To Remote Access Policy Evaluation
On page 444, in the first paragraph,
Remove:
"A connection must be passed by all the listed policies in order to granted access to the server"
Page 468: 207 Should Be 206
On page 468, in the second paragraph,
Change:
"the NAT server can map all the private IP addresses on the network 192.168.0.0 to the public IP address 207.73.118.54."
To:
"the NAT server can map all the private IP addresses on the network 192.168.0.0 to the public IP address 206.73.118.54."
Page 500: "Authorized" Should Be "Unauthorized"
In the last paragraph on page 500,
Change:
"stolen by an authorized person,"
To:
"stolen by an unauthorized person,"
Page 515: Incorrect Spell-Out Of MMC Console
On page 515, in the paragraph right after the bullet points at the top of the page,
Change:
"As with most Microsoft Certificate Services (MMC) consoles,"
To:
"As with most Microsoft Management Console (MMC) consoles,"
Page 518: Incorrect Explanation Of Figure 13.12
In the first paragraph on page 518,
Change:
"where you elected to store the certificate database and the certificate database log."
To:
"where you elected to store the certificate database and the request log."
Page 656: Incorrect Answers To Question 70-216.04.01.002
On page 656, under question 70-216.04.01.002, the answers should be A and B, not A.
Change:
"Correct Answers: A
...
B. Incorrect: The correct option to set is Obtain An IP Address Automatically. When selected, this causes a DNS server to be assigned along with the other required TCP/IP values."
To:
"Correct Answers: A and B
...
B. Correct: When you select the Obtain DNS Server Address Automatically option, the Windows client computers use DNS configuration information provided by the DHCP server."
Page 699: Correction To Question 70-216.05.01.003's Answers
On page 699, under question 70-216.05.01.003, the correct answer is none, instead of A and B.
Change:
"Correct Answers: A and B
A. Correct: Manually add the name and IP addresses of non-WINS computers to the WINS database of static maps.
B. Correct: As an alternative to manually entering each non-WINS client, you can import the static map values from an LMHOSTS file. Ultimately, because the non-WINS client cannot register their information in the WINS database, you need to add this information as a static map."
To:
"Correct Answers: None
A. Incorrect: Adding static mappings in WINS database enables WINS clients to resolve NetBIOS names of the non-WINS clients, but it does not resolve the issue of the non-WINS clients not able to communicate with the WINS server.
B. Incorrect: Adding static mappings in the LMHOST file enables WINS clients to resolve NetBIOS names of the non-WINS clients, but it does not resolve the issue of the non-WINS clients not able to communicate with the WINS server."
Microsoft Press is committed to providing informative and accurate books. All comments and corrections listed above are ready for inclusion in future printings of this book. If you have a later printing of this book, it may already contain most or all of the above corrections.
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