Managing Windows NT Server 4

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by Howard F. Hilliker (Editor), Robert J. Cooper, William N. Matsoukas, Dorothy L. Cady

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Book Description
This task-oriented guide provides NT administrating essentials for both new administrators and those new to Windows NT. Topics ranging from setup, basic administration and management to intermediate-level concepts such as trust relationships and security are accompanied by screen shots and diagrams that demonstrate the outlined procedures. Along with the companion CD-ROM, which allows you to practice your new skills without jeopardizing a live system, Managing Windows NT Server is the only book you need to become proficient with Windows NT Server.

Includes a NetWare to NT translation index
CD-ROM contains a simulator of the network administrator's utilities, enabling you to walk through common administration procedures without having to jeopardize a live system.

Synopsis
This guide to NT administration details exactly what the beginning administrator needs to know. Clear, concise descriptions of NT server functions and issues are explored, and the book provides substantial background coverage of networking technologies. The CD-ROM contains a simulator of the network administrator's utilities, enabling the reader to walk through common procedures without jeopardizing a live system.

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