Microsoft® Windows® Internals Microsoft Windows ServerTM 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000
Delve inside the Windows kernel with noted internals experts Mark Russinovich and David Solomon, in collaboration with the Microsoft Windows product development team. This classic guide-fully updated for Windows Server 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000, including 64-bit extensions-describes the arc...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Sebastopol :
Microsoft Press
2009.
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| Edición: | 4th ed |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009626930806719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Microsoft® Windows® Internals, Fourth Edition: Microsoft Windows ServerTM 2003, Windows XP, and Windows 2000; Foreword; Acknowledgments; Introduction; History of the Book; Fourth Edition Changes; Hands-On Experiments; Topics Not Covered; A Warning and Caveat; Support; From Microsoft Press; About the Authors; Mark Russinovich; 1. Concepts and Tools; Foundation Concepts and Terms; Services, Functions, and Routines; Processes, Threads, and Jobs; Virtual Memory; Kernel Mode vs. User Mode; Terminal Services and Multiple Sessions; Objects and Handles; Security; Registry; Unicode
- Digging into Windows InternalsWindows Support Tools; Windows Resource Kits; Kernel Debugging; Windows Debugging Tools; LiveKd Tool; SoftICE; Platform Software Development Kit (SDK); Device Driver Kit (DDK); Sysinternals Tools; Conclusion; 2. System Architecture; Operating System Model; Architecture Overview; Symmetric Multiprocessing; Scalability; Differences Between Client and Server Versions; Checked Build; Key System Components; POSIX Subsystem; OS/2 Subsystem; Ntdll.dll; Executive; Kernel; Hardware Support; Hardware Abstraction Layer; Device Drivers; System Processes; Interrupts and DPCs
- System Process and System ThreadsSession Manager (Smss); Winlogon, LSASS and Userinit; Service Control Manager (SCM); Conclusion; 3. System Mechanisms; x86 Interrupt Controllers; x64 Interrupt Controllers; IA64 Interrupt Controllers; Software Interrupt Request Levels (IRQLs); Software Interrupts; Exception Dispatching; Windows Error Reporting; System Service Dispatching; 64-Bit System Service Dispatching; Kernel-Mode System Service Dispatching; Service Descriptor Tables; Object Manager; Object Structure; Type Objects; Object Methods; Object Handles and the Process Handle Table
- Object SecurityObject Retention; Resource Accounting; Object Names; Session Namespace; Synchronization; Spinlocks; Queued Spinlocks; Instack Queued Spinlocks; Executive Interlocked Operations; Low-IRQL Synchronization; Fast Mutexes and Guarded Mutexes; Executive Resources; Push Locks; System Worker Threads; Windows Global Flags; Local Procedure Calls (LPCs); Kernel Event Tracing; Wow64; System Calls; Exception Dispatching; User Callbacks; File System Redirection; Registry Redirection and Reflection; I/O Control Requests; 16-bit Installer Applications; Printing; Restrictions; Conclusion
- 4. Management MechanismsRegistry Usage; Registry Data Types; Registry Logical Structure; HKEY_USERS; HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT; HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE; HKEY_CURRENT_CONFIG; HKEY_PERFORMANCE_DATA; Troubleshooting Registry Problems; Regmon Troubleshooting Techniques; Logging Activity in Unprivileged Accounts or During Logon/Logoff; Registry Internals; Hive Size Limits; Hive Structure; Cell Maps; The Registry Namespace and Operation; Stable Storage; Registry Optimizations; Services; Service Accounts; The Network Service Account; The Local Service Account; Running Services in Alternate Accounts
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