Learning Windows NT Server 4

Learning Windows NT Server 4, 1/e

Allen Wyatt, Discovery Computing, Inc.

Published December, 1996 by Prentice Hall Business Publishing

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Summary

Data Networks. Local Area Networks, Introduction to Networking, Data Communication/Computer Science, Management Information Systems/ Continuing Education, 4-year and 2-year colleges. Wyatt provides a thorough introduction to networking concepts, as well as a strong foundation for installing and managing a Windows NT Server network.

Features

The text uses a practical, hands-on approach to introduce the students to networking with Windows NT Server 4.
Student exercises allows students to put their knowledge into practice.
Coverage includes hardware, user profiles and directory management, security, the Registry, and performance monitoring.

Table of Contents

Introduction
1. Introduction to Networking
2 Understanding Network Architecture and Topologies
3. Introducing Windows NT Server 4
4. Choosing the Right Hardware
5. Installing Windows NT Server 4
6. Connecting the Workstations
7. Understanding the Interface
8. Managing Access to the Server
9. Developing User Profiles
10. Accessing Network Resources
11. Managing Files and Directories
12. Printing Over the Network
13. Managing Network Printing
14. Managing Your Hardware
15. Understanding Windows NT Security
16. Managing Your Server
17. Understanding Your Registry
18. Monitoring Server Performance