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Copyrighted Material 48_229569 bindex.qxp 2/1/08 9:15 PM Page 547 activating Windows Home Server Symbols and numerics within grace period, 79, 80 * (asterisk), 269 over Internet, 80–81 // (double slashes), 522, 523 over telephone, 82 ? (question mark), 269 Active Server Page (ASP), 521 10BASE-2, 43 ActiveHome, 473 10BASE-T, 40, 43 ActiveSync, 437 100BASE-T, 40, 43 ActiveX, 275, 276 404 error, 522 adapters, automation, 480 802.3 standard, 46 Adaptive Transform Acoustic Coding (ATRAC), 398 802.11 standard, 46 Add & Remove Programs applet, 98 802.11a standard, 47 Add Printer Wizard, 192–195 802.11b standard, 47 Add User Wizard, 128–129 802.11g standard, 47, 48 add-in(s) 802.11n standard, 47, 48 capability for, 461 1000BASE-T. See Gigabit Ethernet characteristics of, 462 examples of, 464–465 A facility for, 13–14 AAC (.m4a), 398 installed/available, 123–124 AAC format. See Advanced Audio Coding format installing, 462–464 AC power, 296 install/remove, 105 Accelerated Graphics Port (AGP) video card, 19 PhotoSync, 466–467 access control, Web site, 522 and reinstallation, 83 accessing shared folders Remote Notification Manager, 467–468 directly, 177 resources for, 468–470 from Linux computers, 186–188 storing installation files for, 10 from Mac computers, 181–185 uninstalling, 464 with mapped drive letters, 178–179 with Visual Studio Express Edition with OS X navigation, 185 about, 523 in OS X Network browser,COPYRIGHTED 181–184 MATERIALbuilding add-ins with, 530–533 and Server Message Blocks, 186 building DLL with, 541, 542 of shadow copies, 179–181 creating Console tab with, 532, 534–541 tray/desktop shortcuts for, 93, 175–176 creating deployment package with, 541–545 user properties for, 132–133 Dynamic-Link Libraries for, 528–529 with Windows Explorer, 176–177 free download of, 527, 528 from Windows PCs, 175–181 installing Visual C#, 528 selecting language for, 528 Whiist, 465–466 547 48_229569 bindex.qxp 2/1/08 9:15 PM Page 548 A Index adding devices, 480–482 appliance modules, 473, 474 Add-ins page, 123–124 application log, 494 address, module, 481 Application Pools folder (IIS Manager), 512 address bar, Explorer, 90–91, 177 application settings, 521 Administrative Tools Applications tab (Task Manager), 498 accessing, 486 archive service, 494 caution about, 487 artist setting, 407 Computer Management MMC, 487–492 ASF format, 399 Event Viewer, 494–496 .asp files, 521 IIS Manager, 511 ASP.NET component parameters, 512 Services console, 493–494 ASP.NET engine, 521 Administrative Tools menu, 504 ASP.NET tab, 522 administrator password, 116–117 ASP.NET Web applications, 509 Administrator user account, password for, 77–78 ASPX files, 521 Administrators group, 489 asterisk (*), 269 Adobe Dreamweaver, 523 at risk warning(s) Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) format, 373, 375 about, 92, 150, 151 Advanced settings tab (performance optimization), 503, for backup problems, 155 504 for evaluation deadline, 154 Advanced System Format (.asf), 373, 384 for folder-duplication problems, 153 Advanced tab (Remote Desktop), 140 for hard-drive problems, 152 Advanced Technology Attachment (ATA), 31 for product-activation deadline, 154 Advanced Technology Extended (ATX), 28 for storage space, 152 Aero interface, 8 for Windows updates, 156 AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port) video card, 19 ATA (Advanced Technology Attachment), 31 album setting Athlon (AMD), 29 music, 407 Athlon 64 (AMD), 29 pictures, 407 Athlon 64 X2 (AMD), 29 All Music setting, 407 Athlon XP (AMD), 29 All Pictures setting, 407 ATRAC (.at3), 398 ALWIL Software, 233 ATRAC (Adaptive Transform Acoustic Coding), 398 AMD, 28 at-risk status, 92 AMD based ATX motherboard, 28, 29 ATX (Advanced Technology Extended), 28 AMD x64 CPU, 18 audio formats American Megatrends, Inc. (AMI), 67 PS3, 398 AMI BIOS, 67 Xbox 360, 384 anonymous Internet requests, 251 Audio/Video Interleave (.avi), 374, 386 antivirus software authentication avast! console tab, 235–236 for accessing Windows file shares, 182–183, 187 installing avast!, 233–235 for iCalendar, 210, 211 launching avast! console, 237–238 for Web site, 522 need for, 232–233 WEP, 55 notifications about problems with, 156 Auto Scale, 499 setting properties, 236–237 automatic backups, 114 Apple, 423 automatic client recognition, 376 548 48_229569 bindex.qxp 2/1/08 9:15 PM Page 549 Index B automatic updates, 78 failed, 318 automating your home features of, 296–297 applications for, 472 incomplete, 312, 318 hardware for, 472–475 initial, 307 with Insteon, 474–475 Mac with mControl, 475–484 allocating storage space for, 336 and Windows Home Server, 471 configuring Time Machine for, 334–339 with X10 protocol, 472–474 creating new disk image for, 337–339 with Z-Wave, 475 creating shared folder for, 332–333 automation, enabling, 481, 482 enabling network folders for, 334 automation macros, 479, 481, 482 for older machines, 343–344 availability times, printer, 197 restoring, 339–343 avast! setting destination disk for, 335 console tab of, 235–236 with Time Machine, 331–332 installing client application of, 234–235 need for, 295–296 installing Windows Home Server Edition of, 233–234 opening, 318–320 launching console for, 237–238 purging, 104 setting computer antivirus properties in, 236–237 restoring avast! professional edition, 236 copying device drivers for, 323–324 AVC (.mov, .m2ts, .avc), 399 of files/folders, 320–322 AVI format, 399 Mac backups, 339–343 Award BIOS, 67 need for, 317 with Restore CD, 323–330 server folder backups, 363–364 B retention management for, 299–300 background services, 503 scheduling, 297–299 backing-up status, 92, 93 server folder Backup Cleanup, 114–115, 299, 312 changing scheduled tasks of, 364–365 Backup Configuration Wizard, 304–306 to external hard drive, 360–365 Backup Details dialog, 312–314 of full system, 348 Backup now task, 92 with IDrive-E, 350–355 backup server, 4 with Jungle Disk, 355–360 backup services, for client computers, 494 with KeepVault, 349–350 backup settings need for, 347 automatic backups, 114 to online services, 348–360 cleanup, 114–115 restoring, 363–364 on Console, 104 scheduling, 361–363 time, 113–114 of shared folders, 348 Backup status, 106, 155 settings for, 297–301 Backup Time settings, 113–114 and Single Instance Storage, 296–297 backups storage use by, 301–302 and battery power, 296 Windows browsing files from, 320, 321 configuring, 303–307 cleaning up, 301 details of, 312–314 Computers & Backup tab for, 11, 98–99 disabling/enabling, 309–310 549 48_229569 bindex.qxp 2/1/08 9:15 PM Page 550 B Index backups, Windows (continued) sorting, 269 failure notifications from, 314–315 toolbar, 267–268 manual, 307–309 browsing files, from backups, 320, 321 retention management for, 312 BTX, 28 status of, 312 Building a PC for Dummies (Mark L. Chambers), 31 viewing, 301–302, 310–314 building Windows Home Servers Balancing Storage indicator, 171 assembly, 29–31 balloon text, 151 component selection for, 27–29 bandwidth and computer upgrades, 35–40 about, 238 storage options for, 31–35 for high definition content, 374 built-in shared folder(s) for streaming video, 394, 399, 408 Music, 162 “bare metal” restore, 340 Photos, 162 baseband signaling employed (BASE), 43 Public, 162 Basic Authentication, 522 Software, 162 Basic Input/Output System. See BIOS special features of, 163 batch file, for iTunes Library Updater, 430, 431 tray icons for, 176 batteries Video, 163 and backups, 296 Burns, Robert, 137 CM11A, 473 laptop, 38 BBC World Service, 376 C BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) cable, running, 46 AMI, 67 cable connection, 42 Award, 67 cable modem configuration screen for, 66 about, 50 configuring, 325 and PS3, 404 Phoenix, 66–67 and Xbox 360, 389 bitmap (.bmp), 372, 384, 398 Calendar, Outlook Block Anonymous Internet Requests, 251 about, 205–206 blocked ports configuring IIS for, 207–212 and firewalls, 261–262 creating Web site for, 208–211 workaround for, 258–261 enabling WebDAV for, 207–208 blog hosting, 441 publishing with Outlook 2007, 212–214 Bloomberg TV, 376 publishing with Windows, 217–218 blue icon, 92, 93 subscribing to Outlook 2007, 214–215 Blu-ray optical drive, 397 subscribing to Windows, 218–219 Boot Camp, 331 testing shared, 211–212 boot order, 65–67 unsubscribing to Outlook 2007, 215–216 Breadcrumb links, 267 cameras, automation, 479 bridge devices, 473 Canon, 190, 191 broadband Internet connection, 42 capacity, drive, 102 Brother, 190 Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), 523 browser, shared-file cases, 30 file listing, 268 Category 5 (Cat 5) cable, 44, 58 opening, 266–267 Category 5 enhanced (Cat 5e) Ethernet cable, 44 550 48_229569 bindex.qxp 2/1/08 9:15 PM Page 551 Index C Category 6 (Cat 6) cable, 44 computers CEIP. See Customer Experience Improvement Program maximum number allowed on server, 99 Celeron (Intel), 18, 29 remote access to, 284–286 Cell processor, 397 removing from server, 98–99 central processing unit. See CPU Computers & Backup tab, 11, 98–99, 303–304, 307 CGI (Common Gateway Interface), 519 conditions, editing, 483–484 Chambers, Mark L., 31 Conduits Technologies, 440, 441 chkdsk, 312 configuration CIFS (Common Internet File System), 186 Backup Configuration Wizard, 304–306 cleaning up backups, 301 BIOS, 66, 325 Cleanup Now button, 114–115, 301 default home Web site, 510–511 client computer configurations domain, 228, 229 firewall, 280–281 e-mail server, 228–230 Vista, 279–280 hard drive, 69–70 Windows XP, 278–279 hMailServer, 228–230 climate control, 472 IIS Web server, 207–212 CM11A module, 473 for Internet access, 281–283 CM15A module, 473 mControl, 478–480 CM15A X10 module, 480 Media Sharing settings, 118–119
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