Inside Windows Nt Server 4: Certified Administrator's Resource Edition

Camp, Darin; Hayes, Michael; Hilliker, Howard; Ivens, Kathy; McGehee, Brad; Sosinsky, Barrie; Heywood, Drew

ISBN 10: 1562057898 / ISBN 13: 9781562057893

Published by New Riders Pub, 1997

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Inside Windows Nt Server 4: Certified Administrator's Resource Edition
• Publisher: New Riders Pub
• Publication Date: 1997
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1562057898
• ISBN 13: 9781562057893
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Certified by Microsoft, this resource includes coverage of the latest Windows NT Server technologies, including BackOffice, Wolfpack, and RAS. It includes all information needed to prepare for and pass the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer Exam 70-67. Coverage includes planning and installing a Windows NT-based network; learning to manage users, domains, and groups effectively; and expert tips and advice on monitoring and managing a network. The CD-ROM includes TestPrep software which emulates the actual Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 exam. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

From the Publisher

Inside Windows NT Server 4, Certified Administrator's Resource Edition is for the person responsible for a single departmental server to the large corporate network, this book ensures you will have the skills you need to be a success.This proven best-seller is the best book available for the vast majority of Windows NT Server administrators. It contains numerous tutorials that quickly bring new administrators up to speed, but is organized as a reference that serves the needs of even the most technically savvy and experienced NT administrator. - This proven best-seller is the best book available as readers prepare for the MCSE core exams

- Microsoft certified training materialenhanced with hands-on, performance-based exercises

- Text is updated to cover BackOffice, NT clustering, and other NT Server strategies