Ideal all-in-one reference tool for planning, installing, and configuring the new Windows .NET ServerExtensive examination of the latest networking services, in addition to security, disaster recovery, and troubleshootingIncludes coverage of the new .NET Framework, ASP.NET-specific issues, and Common Language RuntimeFeatures new material on interoperability with SQL Server 2000, Exchange Server 2000, and ISA Server 

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Explains how to create applications for Windows Services using Visual Basic, discusses the use of the System.ServiceProcess namespace, and demonstrates how to improve scalability.

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