Is there a similar document for Windows 2003 Server?

In the Windows 2000 Resource Kit there was an extremely useful document
outlining the core network services in the Appendix (Windows 2000 Server
TCP/IP Core Networking Guide - Part #4 - Appendix B - Windows 2000 Network
Architecture). With the movement of several drivers out of kernel mode into
user mode I'm looking for an update to this document. Particularly I am
interested in the memory architecture between kernel and user mode, and what
by default uses the system PTE. Does this doc exist for Windows 2003 buried
in some other resource?

In news:6939D23F-1C15-472E-B56E-(E-Mail Removed),
JimMatelski <(E-Mail Removed)> stated, which I
commented on below:
> In the Windows 2000 Resource Kit there was an extremely useful
> document outlining the core network services in the Appendix (Windows
> 2000 Server TCP/IP Core Networking Guide - Part #4 - Appendix B -
> Windows 2000 Network Architecture). With the movement of several
> drivers out of kernel mode into user mode I'm looking for an update
> to this document. Particularly I am interested in the memory
> architecture between kernel and user mode, and what by default uses
> the system PTE. Does this doc exist for Windows 2003 buried in some
> other resource?

See if this helps:
Windows Server System Reference Architecture:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/its...e/default.mspx

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