Networking is at the heart of corporate computing, and likewise, advanced networking functions are built into NT. This book covers all the aspects of Windows NT Networking, from equipment selection and network planning to client/server computing--all the practical information the network and IT manager needs to know in order to purchase, implement, and manage a corporation.

This complete self-paced training program is for those who favor self-training over classroom training and those who want to supplement their classroom work. This kit, successor to the bestselling kit for version 3.x, is designed for computer professionals responsible for the administration and support of Windows NT. COVER TITLE

Written by an all-star cast of writers and editors from Windows Magazine, this comprehensive book covers how to design, use and manage the Windows N T's built-in advanced networking functions, including the capability to link non-NT machines to the NT network.

Windows NT Networking for Dummies is the latest in a series of books that provide beginners with a practical, jargon-free introductory guide to a range of products and applications in the computer world

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Perfect for system administrators, network architects, or anyone responsible for setting up and maintaining a medium to large scale NT network. This title covers enterprise specific material, such as DHCP and IP management--plus UNIX, Novell NetWare, and Macintosh networking techniques. The CD-ROM includes Microsoft and third party tools and utilities.

Assuming that readers live in a difficult-to-administer, multivendor world, this book shows them how to solve the problems of that world. It includes step-by-step instructions on incorporating Novell and TCP/IP. The text also contains a chapter focusing on the special problems of controlling multi-domain networks, in a larger, more realisticnetwork than those discussed elsewhere.

Totally revised and updated, the third edition of the classic guide to networking WindowsR(r) NT 4.O Now, the book long regarded as the single best resource for network managers on both the workstation and server versions of Windows NT has been completely revised and updated. This indispensable guide tells you absolutely everything you need to know to plan, build, manage, troubleshoot, expand, and develop NT-based corporate networks with Windows NT 4.0. If you're a network administrator looking to connect an NT component to a UNIX or NetWare system, someone making that all-important decision between NT Server and NT Workstation, or simply a network manager updating to 4.0, Networking Windows NT 4.0: Workstation and Server is the single resource you need to do it all. You'll find important information on: * Using NT networking; connecting with TCP/IP; and utilizing Internet enterprise and Novell connections * Installing and managing NT Server and Workstation * Administering and interoperating with TCP/IP * Planning and managing NT-based local-area, wide-area, and enterprise wide-area networks * All of the updated features of 4.0, including dynamic DNS support, NetWare redirector, remote-access support, universal modem driver, telephony API, and crypto API. Plus, you'll find an entire chapter devoted to new Internet-related features like IIS (Internet Information Server), 4.0's built-in Web server, and the new peer Web server PPTP, which allows you to use the Internet like a private network.

An extremely readable hands-on guide to Windows NT, this introduction to NT focuses on networking concepts inherent in this new operating system. Step-by-step instructions explain how to port NT to each existing workstation in a network. Describes multiple possible configurations of Windows NT in a corporate network environment.