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Book Description - Platinum's unique approach provides an unparalleled reference and tutorial by assuming basic knowledge at the start and then progressing rapidly into more challenging issues - Provides in-depth coverage of Windows NT Server 4, Internet Information Server 4, and NT Service Packs 1, 2 and 3 - Includes advanced troubleshooting and performance tuning sections - Enhanced reference sections on integration with existing networks - Detailed chapters on new NT developments like the Active Directory and Wolfpack clustering technologies.- A clear step beyond the Special Edition Using series, Platinum Edition Using Windows NT Server 4 is designed for the administrator who wants in depth coverage of core topics, new technologies and hot features
- The range of Windows NT servers and the growth of BackOffice applications have made it impossible for an administrator to master all areas of NT 4. Platinum Edition Using Windows NT Server 4 answers this market need by combining a tutorial approach and unparalleled depth of coverage to create the "must have" NT bible
- Expanded coverage of hot topics like the NT Registry, Active Server Pages, Web site administration, and more
Synopsis Platinum's unique approach provides a useful reference and tutorial by assuming basic knowledge at the start and then progressing rapidly into more challenging issues. This title is designed for the administrator who wants in-depth coverage of core topics, new technologies, and hot features of Windows NT Server. The CD-ROM contains over 100 MB of tools, templates, database samples, and add-ons. Synopsis The range of Windows NT servers and the growth of BackOffice applications have made it possible for an administrator to master all areas of NT 4. This book answers this market need by combining a tutorial approach and unparalleled depth of coverage to create the "must have" NT bible. The CD-ROM contains over 100 MB of tools, templates, database samples, and add-ons.
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