Реферат: Windows 2000 Essay Research Paper Microsoft Windows
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Internet Services
The following section describes Windows 2000 issues related to Internet services features.
Internet Information Services
To obtain the most recent information about installation, documentation, and other known IIS issues, type the following link into the address bar of your browser (or click Start, click Run, and type the link):
file:\\%systemroot%\Help\Iishelp\Iis\Htm\Core\Readme.htm
where %systemroot% is your Windows 2000 installation path, including drive and directory (for example, C:\Winnt).
IIS is not installed by default on Windows 2000 Professional. If you cannot view the IIS release notes from the link above, you need to install IIS by using Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.
Client Certificate Is Not Trusted or Is Invalid
A problem in the certificate trusts list (CTL) may cause the following 403.16 message to display for valid certificates:
“Client certificate untrusted or invalid”
As a workaround, install a copy of the root certificate from the Trusted Root Certification Authorities to the Intermediate Certification Authorities store for the Local computer. This will be addressed in a future release.
Cannot Change Anonymous Account
IIS 5.0 restricts changes to the Windows 2000 user account for anonymous authentications that are made below the service level and that contain an “IUSR_” account prefix. This restriction ensures proper functioning of the IUSR_computername account, which should not be altered in any way. If you require multiple anonymous authentication accounts, create new accounts that do not contain the “IUSR_” account prefix, assign account permissions to log on locally, and then add the accounts to the Guest User group.
Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Media™ Services
The following sections provide information and describe issues that affect Windows Media Services, an optional component of Windows 2000.
Logging Multicast and Unicast Client Information in Netscape Navigator
Netscape Navigator 3.04 may fail to obtain the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) of the Web page that contains the embedded client. This prevents the client information—the URL value of the cs(Referrer) field—from being properly logged when you use Netscape Navigator 3.04.
Using Windows Media Services Components and Microsoft Site Server with the Membership Authentication Plug-In
A known “boot race” problem exists when you use Windows Media Services components with Microsoft Site Server version 3.0 and you have enabled the Site Server Membership Authentication plug-in. This plug-in does not load when Windows Media Services starts, and clients cannot connect to Windows Media Services.
When this problem occurs, the Windows 2000 Server Event Log service does not log the error. To verify the failure, use Windows Media Administrator to connect to Windows Media Services. Windows Media Administrator messages appear, indicating that the plug-in has not started and prompting you to restart the Windows Media Unicast service.
As a workaround, restart the Windows Media Unicast service.
HTTP Streaming Can Cause Errors
After enabling Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) streaming in the Windows Media Administrator, you must restart your computer. Otherwise, the Windows Media Services Event Log fills up with error events.
Storage Notes
The following sections describe Windows 2000 issues related to storage.
Offline Folders
Do not use the Offline Folders feature with Distributed File System (DFS) volumes or shares.
File Systems