Windows家庭服务器——保护、简化你的数字生活 Windows Home Server chm umd 阿里云 下载 夸克云 pdf azw3 kindle

Your home network contains vital files for your life in today's digital world — photos, records, personal correspondence, music. This guide shows you how to back up those files and access them from anywhere using Windows Home Server. It helps you define your needs and choose the right product, install and set up Windows Home Server, create and use accounts and permissions, manage automatic backups, set up a system to facilitate data storage, recover lost data, and keep your network healthy.

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Chapter 1 Introducing Windows Home Server

　Simple Backups

　Your Files, Anywhere

　Seamless Expansion

　Network Health

　Who Needs a Home Server?

　Understanding What WHS Isn't

　Summary

Chapter 2 Your Digital Life

　Developing a Strategy

　 Key Ideas for Organizing Your Digital Life

　 Committing to Using Centralized Storage

　 Understanding Metadata

　 Creating Your Categories

　 A Warning about Unsorted Categories

　 Organizing Your Categories

How Can Windows Home Server Help?

　 Centralized and Easily Accessible Storage

　 Predefined Shared Folders

　 Use>Defined Shared Polders

　 Personal Shares

　 Search Technology

　A Living Strategy

　Summary

Chapter 3 Selecting Your Home Server

　Buying or Building Your Server.

　Choosing a Prebuih Server

　 OEM/Retail Machines

　 System Builder

　 Support

　 Other Considerations

　Building Your Own Server

　 Risk

　 Cost

　 Customization

　 Satisfaction

　Selecting Your Server

　 General Considerations .

　 Special Considerations for Prebuilt OEM/Retail Servers

　System Requirements

　Summary

Chapter 4 Setting Up Your Home Network

　Designing Your Network

　 Parts of a Home Network.

　 Planning It Out

　 Environmental Concerns

　Setting It Up

　 Broadband Modems

　 Routers

　 Switches

　 A Note on DHCP and Subnets

　Network Adapters

　Wireless Security

　 WEP or WPA?

　 Additional Wireless Considerations

　Summary

Chapter 5 Getting Started with Windows Home Server

Finding Your Home Server a Home

　 Technical Requirements

　 Environmental Concerns

　 The Newest Member of Your Household

Setting Up Your Home Server

　 Setting Up Windows Home Server on PC Hardware

　 Setting Up a Retail/OEM Windows Home Server

　Connecting Your Home Network

　 Summary

Chapter 6 Creating and Using Accounts

　Basics of User Accounts

Authentication

　 Authorization

　 Creating Accounts

　 Creating an AcCount on Windows Home Server

　 Creating an Account on Your PC

　Using the Update Password Tool

　 Changing a Password

　 Updating the Rest of Your PCs

　 Should You Enable the Guest Account?

　 What Is the Guest Account Used For?

　 Enabling the Guest Account

　 Managing Permissions

　 Changing Folder Permissions

　 Enabling and Disabling Remote Access

　 Summary

Chapter 7 Creating and Managing Backups

Chapter 8 Digital Spring-Cleaning

Chapter 9 The Center of Your Digital Home

Chapter 10 Recovering Lost Data

Chapter 11 Remotely Accessing Files and Computers

Chapter 12 Taking Care of Your Home Server

Chapter 13 Security and Your Home Server

Chapter 14 Expanding Your Windows Home Server

Appendix A Finding More Information

Index

　　Rick Hallihan is an industry expert with a wide range of experience in technology, networking, and software development. Over the years he has developed software using Java, C, C++, and C#. Rick also has experience managing servers running Linux, Wind

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Your home network contains vital files for your life in today's digital world — photos, records, personal correspondence, music. This guide shows you how to back up those files and access them from anywhere using Windows Home Server. It helps you define your needs and choose the right product, install and set up Windows Home Server, create and use accounts and permissions, manage automatic backups, set up a system to facilitate data storage, recover lost data, and keep your network healthy.