John Deep

Published August, 1998 by Prentice Hall PTR (ECS Professional)

Copyright 1999, pp.
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ISBN 0-13-083041-0

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Appropriate for any course that teaches the Windows NT platform. Windows NT is taking the server market by storm, and the demand for trained NT professionals far outstrips the supply. With this training package, you can teach all the skills to run an NT Server 4.0 system—even if you only have Windows 95. Teach how to use NT's Graphical User Manager, work with NTFS file systems, establish client configurations, manage NT services, printing, security, and more—there's even a preview of NT 5.0!




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1. What Has Changed Since Windows NT 3.5?
2. Installation of Windows NT Server 4.0.
3. Server Configuration and Management.
4. Network Configuration and Management.
5. User Management.
6. File Systems.
7. NT 4.0 Client Configuration and Management.
8. Services for Macintosh.
9. Printer Use and Management.
10. Disaster Preparedness and Management.
11. Tuning NT Servers and Networks.
12. Security.
Appendix A. Listing of Products and Companies Mentioned.
Appendix B. Glossary of Terms and Definitions.
Appendix C. Contacting the Authors.
Appendix D. About the CD-ROM.
Index.

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