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Mastering Windows 2000 Professional, 2nd Edition

Mark Minasi

ISBN: 978-0-7821-2853-6

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997 pages

November 2000

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		Combined Errata Page 408 Subject: Route Statement: ...and have enabled IP forwarding in the TCP/IP Properties dialog box,... Problem: There is no enable IP forwarding option in the TCP/IP properties box. Yes -- it's in the Registry, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters, value entry IPEnableRouter, set to 1. Page 847 Deciding Which File System Is Best, Para. #3 in error, replace complete para. with: "The FAT32 file system evolved from the traditional FAT file system used by DOS and Windows. Windows 2000 can format FAT32 partitions up to 32GB and can access FAT32 partitions up to the maximum size (although this is not recommended for partitions larger than 32GB). One downside to FAT32 is that, like FAT, it does not provide any local security."

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Page 408

Subject: Route Statement: ...and have enabled IP forwarding in the TCP/IP Properties dialog box,...
Problem: There is no enable IP forwarding option in the TCP/IP properties box.

Yes -- it's in the Registry,
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters, value entry IPEnableRouter, set to 1.

Page 847

Deciding Which File System Is Best,
Para. #3 in error, replace complete para. with:
"The FAT32 file system evolved from the traditional FAT file system used by DOS and Windows. Windows 2000 can format FAT32 partitions up to 32GB and can access FAT32 partitions up to the maximum size (although this is not recommended for partitions larger than 32GB). One downside to FAT32 is that, like FAT, it does not provide any local security."

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