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Logging On to a Stand-Alone Windows XP Professional Computer Windows XP Professional is generally used in a networked environment, but you do not have to be connected to a network domain to run it. For example, you might have Windows XP Professional installed on a laptop computer that you use both at the office and at home; or you might travel with your Windows XP Professional computer, work offline, and connect to your network over a remote connection. When you log on to a Windows XP Professional computer that has been, but is no longer, connected to a network domain, you log on in the ordinary manner, and your user information is validated against information that was stored on the computer the last time you logged on to the domain. If your Windows XP Professional computer is not currently configured to work on a network, the process of logging on is identical to that of Windows XP Home Edition. Valid user accounts are displayed on a central logon screen, and the Fast User Switching option is available and turned on by default.

Summary

In this chapter, we covered the features of Windows Small Business Server 2003 that give it a flexible, robust, and recoverable storage system. With a pure NTFS file system as a requirement, Windows Small Business Server uses volume shadow copies, disk quotas, and file and folder encryption the tools for handling the storage needs of your business. In the next chapter, we ll cover users, groups, and managing the security and accounts of your Windows Small Business Server.

Instead of running the full Windows Small Business Server Backup Configuration Wizard to change one element of the backup configuration, you can run a shortened version of the Configuration Wizard to just change one portion. The options are listed on the left side of the Backup pane, as shown in Figure 13-11.

Figure 13-11.

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By default, Windows XP displays the system time in the notification area at the right end of the taskbar. When you point to the time, the system date is displayed as a ScreenTip. The system time controls a number of behind-the-scenes settings and is also used by Windows and your programs to maintain an accurate record of happenings on your computer. Tip If you prefer to not display the time, right-click a blank area of the taskbar, click Properties on the shortcut menu, and clear the Show the clock check box in the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties dialog box. New for Windows XP You can set the system date, system time, and time zone manually, or if your computer is part of a network domain, a time server can be used to synchronize your computer clock automatically. If your computer is not part of a network domain, you can synchronize your system time with an Internet-based time server. If you have a continuous Internet connection, you can program your computer to be synchronized automatically once a week. In this exercise, you will manually reset your system time and then connect to an Internet time server for an automatic update. Troubleshooting Many corporate and organizational firewalls, and some personal firewalls, prevent your computer from connecting to time-synchronization services. If you have a personal firewall and you cannot access an Internet

To change an element of the backup configuration, click:

backup schedule without affecting other configuration items. You ll see the Define Backup Schedule page shown in Figure 13-5.