Aimed at NetWare LAN administrators, this edition covers client and internetworking technologies including OS/2 Warp, Windows NT Workstation 3.5, and Novell's new Network Link State Protocol (NLSP). -- Teaches the basics of networking concepts as well as fundamental NetWare commands to help new users successfully administer a network -- Provides experienced users with detailed descriptions of advanced capabilities, such as security, application management, and internetworking -- Includes a reference that covers all of the essential NetWare commands -- CD-ROM includes a large selection of utilities and applications

Designed for more experienced users, this guide provides a detailed discussion of advance capabilities of Novell NetWare, such as peripheral management and assigning user rights. As a task-based command reference, it covers all NetWare commands.

CD-ROM includdes: 16 MB+ of utilities to enhance Netware Management Toolkit; E-mail program suite from Infinite Technologies; mass user manager; Netware survival kit; tools from leading Netware programmers.

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This is an introductory-level LAN text, written in non-technical terms for students in information systems and management departments. It is written with a hands-on tutorial approach and can be used in lab sessions or training seminars. The hands-on portions are written with a low-security, high-proficiency end-user in mind, rather than a network supervisor, ensuring that the necessary safety skills are consolidated.

The NetWare 3.12 Administrator's Handbook is the essential reference for NetWare 3.12 administrators on the run. Compact, accessible, and easy to read, it's the one book to carry when you're making your rounds. Refresh your memory in minutes. No one can remember every procedure, value, utility, and parameter. Now you don't have to. Look up the information you need, when you need it. The NetWare 3.12 Administrator's Handbook includes coverage of how to install file servers, workstations, and printing services; secure your network; install and use NetWare for Macintosh; optimize server performance; automate user environments; allow PC and Mac users to share files; and improve server monitoring. Put out fires faster. Check the details on any topic, from SET parameters to disaster recovery. Dozens of one- and two-page QuickPaths help you step through every network administration job. Work smarter, not harder. You'll also find timesaving troubleshooting tips, a handy glossary of networking terms, and a guide to NetWire forums, user groups, and support programs.