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First and foremost, you’re doing this to try to solve some problem that networking can help you with. Your company might want, for example, a great Web site, or to be able to send and receive e-mail, or a simple file and print server for a small office. These are the goals; a network is the means or tool to reach them. In short: The ultimate goal of any networking project is to provide some kind of service . Everything else is just a necessary evil—but there are a lot of those necessary evils! Second, there are many kinds of services that networks can provide, and every kind of service needs different software to make it work.
Not necessarily. Authentication just identifies me. The next step in security is access control, also known as (depending on what network operating system you are using) rights, permissions, or privileges. Ever since its earliest versions, NT (which includes Windows Server 2003) has had a very flexible system of file and directory permissions. As you’ll see later in this book, you can exert very fine-grained control, such as specifying that Mary can read or write to a given file, that Bill can only read it, and that June cannot access the file at all.
In other cases, you’ll need a WAN connection, but not to the Internet: many organizations with more than one location connect those locations via private communications links with names like leased line, T1, or frame relay. ) or the clients can’t connect to the servers. Fourth, to provide a service over a network, your server and your clients must agree on how to transmit information over that network. That agreement is called a network protocol, and the one that you’ll most probably use in the Windows 2003 world is called the Transmission Control Protocol/ Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
