Introducing the technology of Windows NT 4 Server, this text covers system management, security, NT Server clients and servers, communications Gateways, tracking resources and fine-tuning an NT 4 network.
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Networking is a very hot topic, whether you are dealing with corporate local area networks (LANs) or running Internet servers on a freelance basis. These two books offer good solid information on two of the hot subtopics of the broad networking field. They don't offer anything fancy, just the facts. IntranetWare is Novell's attempt at getting into the Internet market, and plenty of people are seeing what the program has to offer. More and more, Windows NT looks to be the future of desktop networking?another enclave conquered by Microsoft, so best brush up on the ruler's language.
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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There is a major move in the marketplace from Windows and OS/2 to Windows NT. As more and more people make the transition, they need a book that can get them up and running-quickly and easily. Using the proven elements of the best-selling Teach Yourself series, users will master everything they need to know to successfully develop and maintain a Windows NT Server. - Shows network administrators how to back up and recover data, monitor and tune the performance of a Windows NT Server, and more
- Covers account management, communication protocols, gateways, security, NT Server clients and servers, tracking resources, and fine-tuning an NT 4 network
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not for beginners,
By A Customer
This review is from: Teach Yourself Windows NT 4 Server in 14 Days (Teach Yourself Series) (Paperback)
While this book is supposed to teach you as if you don't know, it assumes a great deal. While it does have a good number of items fully explained, the step by step didn't follow the NT4 Server I installed. In fact, it missed several chunks. Additionally, I found the material either outdated or just way off in regard to the basics such as partition sizes. Even intermediate windows users would know the author is either missing something, or did his installs several years ago. Good explanations but not good as a unit.
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Well written and informative -- a great reference,
By Stefano 1951 (New Hampshire) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Teach Yourself Windows NT 4 Server in 14 Days (Teach Yourself Series) (Paperback)
Unlike other computer topics where I end up buying several books, this book has been all I've needed. The information is well organized and presented in a direct, concise, and easy to understand writing style. Thankfully missing are the feeble attempts at humor that other technical books feel compelled to include. The topics I was especially interested in -- security, domains, user accounts, user rights, and the NTFS file system -- were all fully explained. A useful glossary of terms and a decent index round out this book.
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