Windows Server 2003 MMC Administration provide (Anonymous web server) the functionality
Windows Server 2003 MMC Administration provide the functionality necessary for administration. Third-party tools from independent software vendors now use MMC snap-ins as well. Note The terms console and tool are often used interchangeably. For example, in the text, I often refer to such and such as a tool when technically it is a preconfigured console containing a snap-in. For example, Active Directory Users and Computers is a tool for managing users, groups, and computers. Not all tools are consoles, however. The System tool in Control Panel is a tool for managing system properties, but it is not a console. Although you can load multiple snap-ins into a single console, most of the preconfigured consoles have only a single snap-in. For example, most of the tools on the Administrative Tools menu consist of a preconfigured console with a single snap-in even the Computer Management tool shown in Figure 11-1, which consists of a preconfigured console with the Computer Management snap-in added to it. Figure 11-1. The Computer Management tool consists of a preconfigured console with the Computer Management snap-in added to it. The many features of the Computer Management snap-in are good examples of how snap- ins can have nodes and extension components. A node defines a level within the console or within a snap-in. Computer Management has a root node, which is labeled Computer Management, and three top-level nodes, which are labeled System Tools, Storage, and Services and Applications. An extension component is a type of snap-in that is used to extend the functionality of an existing snap-in. Computer Management has many extensions. In fact, each entry under the top-level nodes is an extension and many of these extensions can themselves have extensions. Chapter 11 Part 4: Managing Windows Server 2003 Systems
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