Acknowledgments
You're holding what is basically the 14th edition of a series of books about Windows Server, the 14th in a line that stretches back to 1994. Over time, the books have changed because the product that they explain—Microsoft Server operating systems from Windows NT Server 3.1 to Windows Server 2008 R2—have changed, and because the needs of those running networks have changed. (As you can guess, the section on Internet security in the NT Server 3.5 book was fairly short!) Another thing that's changed about the book over the years is the cast of hardworking folks who've made getting this done possible. This time I've called upon a variety of terrific writers.
Aidan Finn, one of the most active members on my online forum and a full-time ...
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