Windows NT Server 4 Professional Reference, Second Edition
2nd Edition
Published on 21. October 1997
Book
Hardback
1440 pages
978-1-56205-805-0 (ISBN)
Description
Windows NT Server Professional Reference, Volume I, Second Edition is the benchmark of references available for Window NT Server 4.0. Although other titles take you through the setup and implementation phase of 4.0, no other product provides the user with answers to day-to-day administration problems and tasks. Real-world implementations are key in helping administrators discover the most viable solutions for their particular environments. This book extends the administrator's knowledge base to include 4.0, and how it integrates with other Microsoft BackOffice products. It shows administrators how to manage, troubleshoot, and fix problems that are specific to this version of NT, as well as its new Internet features.
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Edition
2nd edition
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Publishing group
Pearson Education (US)
Target group
College/higher education
Dimensions
Height: 240 mm
Width: 190 mm
Thickness: 55 mm
Weight
2295 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-56205-805-0 (9781562058050)
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Content
Introduction.
I. OVERVIEW OF WINDOWS NT SERVER.
1. Understanding Network Operating Systems.
2. Windows NT Server Architecture.
II. WINDOWS NT SERVER ADMINISTRATION.
3. Installing Windows NT Server.
4. Advanced Windows NT Server Installation.
5. Designing Windows NT Server Domains.
6. Implementing Windows NT Server Domains.
7. Managing Windows NT Server Domain Accounts.
8. Managing User Profiles, Logon Scripts, and Environment Variables.
9. Managing Network Files and File Security Systems.
10. Managing Windows NT Registry.
11. Supporting Windows NT Server Clients.
12. Integrating Windows NT Server with a NetWare Network.
13. Introduction to TCP/IP Protocol Architecture.
14. Installing and Configuring the TCP/IP Protocol Stack.
15. Windows NT Server DHCP Configuration.
16. TCP/IP Name Resolution Using WINS.
17. Windows NT Printing.
18. Remote Access Services.
19. Windows NT Network Browser.
20. Data Protection for Windows NT Servers.
21. Performance Optimization of Windows NT Server-Based Networks.
22. Network Monitor Traffic Analysis.
23. Migration from Windows NT 3.5x.
24. Domain Name Service.
25. COM and DCOM.
26. Internet Information Server 4.0.
III. APPENDIXES.
Appendix A. Windows NT Server Protocols.
Appendix B. LAN Standards for the Physical and Data Link Layers.
Appendix C. Bridging and Routing.
Appendix D. WANs and MANs.
Appendix E. Command Line Reference.
I. OVERVIEW OF WINDOWS NT SERVER.
1. Understanding Network Operating Systems.
2. Windows NT Server Architecture.
II. WINDOWS NT SERVER ADMINISTRATION.
3. Installing Windows NT Server.
4. Advanced Windows NT Server Installation.
5. Designing Windows NT Server Domains.
6. Implementing Windows NT Server Domains.
7. Managing Windows NT Server Domain Accounts.
8. Managing User Profiles, Logon Scripts, and Environment Variables.
9. Managing Network Files and File Security Systems.
10. Managing Windows NT Registry.
11. Supporting Windows NT Server Clients.
12. Integrating Windows NT Server with a NetWare Network.
13. Introduction to TCP/IP Protocol Architecture.
14. Installing and Configuring the TCP/IP Protocol Stack.
15. Windows NT Server DHCP Configuration.
16. TCP/IP Name Resolution Using WINS.
17. Windows NT Printing.
18. Remote Access Services.
19. Windows NT Network Browser.
20. Data Protection for Windows NT Servers.
21. Performance Optimization of Windows NT Server-Based Networks.
22. Network Monitor Traffic Analysis.
23. Migration from Windows NT 3.5x.
24. Domain Name Service.
25. COM and DCOM.
26. Internet Information Server 4.0.
III. APPENDIXES.
Appendix A. Windows NT Server Protocols.
Appendix B. LAN Standards for the Physical and Data Link Layers.
Appendix C. Bridging and Routing.
Appendix D. WANs and MANs.
Appendix E. Command Line Reference.