How This Book is Organized
You don’t have to read this book from cover to cover; it is organized into parts so you can find what you want easily. For instance, if you want only to set up a Windows Home Server–based PC, you can immediately skip to Chapter 10; if you know you want to set up an Ethernet network and you already have the hardware, you can skip to Chapter 4. However, if you don’t know much about home networking, you may want to read the first part, Part I, in its entirety before moving forward.
This book is divided into five parts, described next.
Part I, "Getting Started"
In Part I, you’ll learn what Windows Vista offers regarding home networking, why you should create a network, and what types of networks you can choose. You’ll also ...
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