 | Combining Permissions |
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| Deny Permissions |
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| Advanced Permissions |
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| Effective Permissions |
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| File and Folder Permission Inheritence |
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| Object Ownership |
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| File Attributes |
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| Enabling File Sharing |
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| Viewing Existing Shares |
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| Creating Shared Folders |
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| Shared Folder Permissions |
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| Removing a Share |
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| Enabling the NFS Role for Sharing Files with UNIX |
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| Configuring an NFS Share |
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| Creating Shadow Copies |
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| Restoring Shadow Copies |
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| Mapping a Network Drive |
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| Administrative and Hidden Shares |
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| Managing Hard Disks, Drives, and Volumes |
| Viewing Disks, Drives, and Volumes |
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| Creating a Volume |
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| Deleting a Volume |
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| MBR vs GPT Partition Styles |
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| Converting MBR Partition Style to GPT Partition Style |
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| Basic Vs. Dynamic Disks and Upgrading a Basic Disk |
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| Changing a Drive Letter |
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| Extend Volume On a Basic Disk |
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| Shrink Volume on a Basic Disk |
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| Creating a Spanned Volume |
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| Creating RAID Volumes Part 1 |
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| Creating RAID Volumes Part 2 |
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| Managing Storage and Data |
| Enabling File Screening, Resource Manager Quotas, and Storage Reporting |
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| What is File Screeing? |
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| Configuring File Groups for File Screening |
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| File Screening Templates |
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| Configuring File Screens |
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| Configuring the SMTP Server for File Screening, Quotas, and Storage Reports |
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| NTFS Disk Quotas vs Resource Manager Disk Quotas |
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| Resource Manager Disk Quota Templates Part 1 |
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| Resource Manager Disk Quota Templates Part 2 |
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| Configuring Resource Manager Disk Quotas |
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| Configuring Resource Manager Quotas From the Command Line |
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| Configure Global Storage Reporting Properties |
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| On-Demand Storage Reports Part 1 |
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| On-Demand Storage Reports Part 2 |
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| Scheduling Storage Reporting |
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| File and Folder Compression |
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| File and Folder Encryption |
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| Backing Up Encrypting File System Certificates |
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| Restoring Encrypting File System Certificates |
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| Recovering Encrypted Files with a Recovery Agent |
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| Install Windows Server Backup Feature |
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| Backing up Data |
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| Restoring Data |
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| Taking a Full Server Backup |
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| Restoring a Full Server Backup |
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| Scheduling Server Backups |
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| Using WBAdmin.exe to Perform a System State Backup From the Command Line |
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| Managing Windows Services |
| What is a Windows Service? |
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| Starting, Stopping, and Disabling Services |
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| Changing the User Account the Service RUns Under |
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| IPV6 Introduction |
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| What is Hexidecimal? |
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| Converting IPV6 Hexidecimal Notation to IPV4 Decimal Notation |
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| Zero Compression and Leading Zeros |
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| Address Types |
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| Subnet Prefix Length |
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| Zone ID |
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| Setting a Static IPv6 Address |
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| Enabling/Disabling IPv6 |
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| IPv4 to IPv6 Transition Technologies - 6to4, Toredo |
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| Active Directory Administration |
| What is Active Directory and What are Domain Controllers? |
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| Installing Active Directory and Creating a Domain |
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| Built-in Domain Users and Groups |
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| Creating and Editing Domain Users |
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| Creating and Editing Domain Groups |
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| Group Scope - Domain Local, Global, and Universal Groups |
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| Organizational Units |
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| Domain and Forest Funtional Levels |
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| Creating a Read Only Domain Controller |
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| What is DNS? |
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| Connecting To a DNS Server |
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| DNS Zones |
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| Configuring DNS Zone Properties |
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| Reverse Lookup Zones |
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| DNS Records |
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| Installing DCHP on a Server |
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| Installing DCHP on a Server |
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| DHCP Reservations |
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| Backing Up and Restoring DHCP Configuration |
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| Group Policy Introduction |
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| Policies vs Preferences |
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| Administrative Templates |
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| Creating a Group Policy Object |
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| Linking a GPO to an Organizational Unit |
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| Group Policy Processing |
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| Modifying the Group Policy Background Refresh Interval |
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| Synchronous vs Asynchronous GPO Processing |
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| Local Group Policy Objects |
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| Local Administrators and Non-Administrators GPO |
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| Local User Specific GPO |
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| Group Policy Object Precedence |
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| Security Configuration Wizard |
| Creating Security Policies With the Security Configuration Wizard Part 1 |
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| Creating Security Policies With the Security Configuration Wizard Part 2 |
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| Applying Existing Security Policies |
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| Roll Back Last Applied Security Policy |
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| Edit Existing Security Policies |
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| Deploying a Security Policy to Multiple Computers |
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| Enabling Auditing for a Single Server's Resources |
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| Enabling Auditing for Multiple Servers with Group Policy |
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| Auditing Files and Folders |
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| Auditing the Registry |
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| Installing IIS |
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| Creating Web Sites |
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| Web Site Binding |
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| Web Site Settings |
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| Application Pools |
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| IIS SMTP Service |
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| IIS in the Real World |
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| Windows Update Client |
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| Using Group Policy to Configure Windows Update Client |
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| Installing the Terminal Services Role |
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| Terminal Services Configuration |
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| Managing Terminal Server Sessions |
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| Remote Application Settings |
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| Creating Remote Applications |
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| Connecting to a Remote Application |
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| Connecting to Terminal Server through remote desktop |
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| What is Server Core |
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| Installing Server Core |
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| Set Administrator Password |
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| Change a User's Password |
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| Change the Computer Name |
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| Get Command Prompt Back If You Close It in Server Core Desktop |
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| Setting a Static IPv4 Address |
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| Setting DNS Servers |
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| Configuring Date/Time and Time Zone |
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| Configuring Regional and Language Settings |
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| Configuring Automatic Updates |
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| Adding Product Key and Activating Windows |
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| Enabling Remote Desktop on Server Core |
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| Connecting to Server Core Remote Desktop |
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| Enabling Remote Administration of Windows Firewall |
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| Configuring Windows Firewall From the Command Line |
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| Turning Windows Firewall Off from the Command Line |
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| Remotely Administer Windows Firewall |
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| Joining a Server Core Server to the Domain |
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| Remotely Administer Server Core With MMC Snap-ins |
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| Using Windows Explorer Remotely |
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| Shutdown, Reboot, or Logoff Server Core |
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| Administer Local Users and Groups |
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| Viewing Installed Roles and Features |
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| Installing and Uninstalling Roles and Features |
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| Remote Management of Roles with MMC |
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| What is Power Shell? |
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| Installing Power Shell |
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| Using Cmdlets and Getting Help With Cmdlets |
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| Using the WhatIf Parameter with Cmdlets |
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| Confirming Each Step of Cmdlets |
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| Setting Execution Policy to Allow Scripts |
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| Setting Execution Policy with Group Policy |
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| Variables |
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| Flow Control with foreach statement |
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| Conditional Statements with If Else |
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| Power Shell Conclusion |
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| Creating a Print Server |
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| Adding a Printer to a Print Server |
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| Adding a Printer to a Print Server with the Print Managment MMC |
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| Publishing a Printer in Active Directory |
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| Publishing a Printer in Active Directory with the Print Managment MMC |
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| Connecting to a Printer on a Print Server |
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| Deploying Printer Connections with Group Policy |
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| Deploying Printer Connections with Group Policy to Computers prior to Vista |
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| Managing Printer Drivers |
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| Setting Printer Access Permissions |
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| Setting Default Printer Preferences |
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| Monitoring Printers and Print Queues |
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| Setting the Priority on a Printer |
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| Configure Printer Spooling |
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| TroubleShooting and Monitoring Windows Server 2008 |
| Task Manager |
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| Resource Monitor |
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| Event Log |
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| Reliability Monitor |
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| Performance Monitor |
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| Data Collector Sets |
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Windows Server 2008 Administration
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