Are you seeking greater familiarity with the fundamentals of Windows Server 2003 management? If so, be sure to check out this four-part series on managing Windows Server 2003 Best Practices. Part three, will outline essential administrative tasks and the frequency at which they should be performed when managing DNS servers, and illustrate the basics of backup and restore, scope and database maintenance. It will then walk through the Microsoft Operations Framework (MOF) guidelines for planning, deploying, and maintaining IT operational processes in support of mission-critical service solutions.
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