Defining a Client Connectivity Strategy |
The purpose of this chapter is to help you determine a strategy for connecting client computer configurations to a Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Server network in an enterprise environment. Those involved in the logical design of the enterprise network need to become familiar with the recommendations described in this chapter. These recommendations apply to both large and small organizations.
To get the most from reading this chapter, you need to have a basic knowledge of Windows-based clients and networks. You also need to be familiar with TCP/IP addressing methods, remote connectivity methods, and Routing and Remote Access service. Some knowledge of NetWare networks and protocols is also helpful.
Remote Network Connection Methods
Planning Task List for Client Connectivity
This chapter will help you develop the following planning document: