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Configuration: Services, Instances, Network Libraries, and More - Video Category (all video categories)
Video Image SQL Server administrators need to know the innermost workings of SQL Server and this set of videos teaches just that. The videos in this series will teach you about the network libraries that SQL Server uses, configuring the SQL Server system including memory and CPU settings, and even how to change SQL Server's TCP/IP ports - all of which are essential to understanding SQL Server. You'll also get great insight into the services that make up SQL Server and how things work "under the covers"

Versions/Editions Covered: SQL Server 2000 , SQL Server 2005
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Series (6 videos) - Network Libraries, TCP/IP Ports and Configuring SQL Server f...   400 (Click for Videos) 67 mins.
Multiple Instances - Lecture on When They're Appropriate and Special Considerati...   200 Download 18 mins.
SQL Server 2005 Services and Service Accounts - What They Do and What's New   200 Download 15 mins.
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Miscellaneous Bits & Pieces:
The two types of cluster configurations are Active/Passive and Active/Active
Most SQL Server adminstrators prefer to change the port of a default instance from 1433 to something unused. This prevents hackers and malicious software from connecting to port 1433 and locating a SQL Server. Bottom line: everyone knows that the default SQL Server port is 1433 so, to create a secure server, change the port number
SQL Server 2000 Resource Kit - More Helpful Tools: USP_ShutdownDB is a script that kills all users in a database. Very useful
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