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Điều này là thực sự vào bạn, nhưng tôi sẽ cung cấp cho bạn một số gợi ý về một cách để làm điều đó. Chúng tôi đã biết mục sẽ được đặt ở cấp độ bởi vì nó sẽ được thêm vào ngay trên đầu trang của ngói nó thuộc về. Vì vậy, thực sự, tất cả chúng ta cần là tên sản phẩm. | design imptem ữtitlữn ãdmỉnht ìtỉon Er ũnAOHHt Best Practices for Enterprise Deployments Plan for implement and install Windows Server 20Ơ3 Ợ Migrate from Windows NT Windows 2000 or other network operating systems 4- implement disaster planning and recovery solutions Build a secure infrastructure consolidate servers scale environments and more Danielle Ruest irri Ava ưi mrrw Ar .SopAkMkr 4w ih Simpo PDF Merge and Split Unregistered Version - http www.simpopdf.com Windows Server 2003 Best Practices for Enterprise Deployments Simpo PDF Merge and Split Unregistered Version - http www.simpopdf.com About the Authors Danielle Ruest is a workflow architect and process consultant focused on people and organizational issues for large IT deployment projects. During her 22-year career she has led change-management processes developed and delivered training and managed communications programs during process-implementation projects. Danielle is the co-author of numerous articles and presentations as well as Preparing for .NET Enterprise Technologies a book on mastering change in the enterprise. Nelson Ruest is an enterprise architect specializing in infrastructure design. He is a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and Microsoft Certified Trainer. The goal of his 22-year career has been to assist organizations in mastering the technologies they depend upon. He is also a frequent guest speaker at Comdex and other conferences in North America. Nelson is the co-author of numerous articles as well as Preparing for .NET Enterprise Technologies. Both work for Resolutions Enterprises http www.Reso-Net.com a Canadian consulting firm that provides services in the architectural and project management fields. About the Technical Editor Stephane Asselin has been involved with information technology for the past 11 years with a majority of his time focused on hardware and networking configurations. He has done infrastructure assessment and host hardening on Microsoft technologies for five