Q309009: Academic Learning Series Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Netw
Article: Q309009
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- MSPRESS Academic Learning Series Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure ISBN 0-7356-1268-4
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This article contains comments, corrections, and information about known errors
relating to the Microsoft Press book Academic Learning Series Designing a
Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure, ISBN 0-7356-1268-4 .
The following topics are covered:
- Page 26: Change ISO to OSI
- Page 30: Change "Internet Domain" to "Interdomain"
- Page 40: Incorrect Subnet ID In Figure 2.11
- Page 46: Bits Should Be Bytes
- Page 46: 25-bit Should Be 24-bit
- Page 177: Routers Should Be Segments
- Page 441: Incorrect Text in Diagram 9.6
- Page 572: Incorrect Heading
- Page 573: Incorrect Number Of Simultaneous Remote Users
- Page 578: Missing Word "information"
- Page 824: Missing Answer To Question 4
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Page 26: Change ISO to OSI
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Change the first sentence on page 26 from:
"Your TCP/IP network protocol design focuses on the transport and network layers
of the International Standards Organization (ISO) model."
To:
"Your TCP/IP network protocol design focuses on the transport and network layers
of the Open-systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model."
Page 30: Change "Internet Domain" to "Interdomain"
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On page 30, in the 5th bulleted item, change the text from:
"Determine the influence of Classless Internet Domain Routing (CIDR) on
networking services designs"
To:
"Determine the influence of Classless Interdomain Routing (CIDR) on networking
services designs"
Page 40: Incorrect Subnet ID In Figure 2.11
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On page40, in Figure 2.11, in "Subnet Mask", change the third octet from "255" to
"240".
Page 46: Bits Should Be Bytes
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On page 46, in the first bulleted item,
Change:
"... rather than the first three bits of the IP address..."
To:
"... rather than the first three bytes of the IP address..."
Page 46: 25-bit Should Be 24-bit
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On page 46, in the first bulleted paragraph, change:
"25-bit"
To:
"24-bit"
Page 177: Routers Should Be Segments
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On page 177, in the third bullet,
Change:
"between Routers A, B, and C"
To:
"between Segments A, B, and C"
Page 441: Incorrect Text in Diagram 9.6
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The right side of figure 9.6 on page 440 has the incorrect namespace in the
domain parent's box. The box currently reads "contoso.msft."
This should be changed to read "contoso-i.msft." to reflect the text and caption
comments for this diagram.
Page 572: Incorrect Heading
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On page 572, change the 2nd heading on the page from:
"Determining the Placement of Remote Access Servers"
To:
"Determining the Number of Remote Access Servers"
Page 573: Incorrect Number Of Simultaneous Remote Users
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On page 573, in the second bulleted item, change:
"Up to 750 remote users..."
To:
"Up to 700 remote users..."
Page 578: Missing Word "information"
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On page 578, in the last line of the 4th text block, change:
"the remote access clients can receive all IP configuration provided by DHCP."
To:
"the remote access clients can receive all IP configuration information provided
by DHCP."
Page 824: Missing Answer To Question 4
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On page 824, the answer to review question 4 on page 87 is missing. The missing
answer is:
"To ensure that the representatives can access the data, you can:
Add additional routers to provide redundant route paths in the event of a router
failure
Add additional connections between critical segments to provide redundant route
paths if a network segment becomes unavailable
Distribute the network traffic between the additional routers and connections, to
improve the response time of the Web-based applications."
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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