After buying and returning 2 other books, I'm glad I finally found a book on Windows 2003 I plan to keep!
I've been working with Windows since 3.51, and as an MCSE, all I was looking for was a book *on* Windows 2003, not a cut-paste job of some Windows 2000 book. I've been beta testing Windows 2003 for several months, but wanted to double check for expert advice before biting the bullet on the migration this summer.
Based on the book abstract from the authors that said this book was written from *ground up*, I was hopeful this was it!
C1 on the technology primer was a great overview of what to expect in Windows 2003. C5 and C6 on design were good reading, I wish I knew some of *tips* before migrating to Windows 2000 a couple years ago. C17 on Windows 2000 to Windows 2003 migrations gave me several suggestions on how to migrate. And C31 on clustering was the best coverage on load balancing and clustering that I've ever seen printed in a book.
This is a book that an experienced NT or Windows 2000 administrator or architect would find helpful!