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1001 Secrets for Windows NT Registry
by Tim Daniels
takes the mystery out of the least understood, and most important subject for the NT platform users. Paperback/Compact Disk.Essential Windows NT System Administration
by Aeleen Frisch
Helps you manage Windows NT systems as productively as possible, making the task as pleasant and satisfying as can be. Paperback.Internet Security with Windows NT
by Mark Joseph Edwards
Readers will learn how to secure their Windows NT system by selecting the right NT security tools and add-on devices. Paperback/Compact Disk.
Microsoft Windows NT Workstation Resource Kit
by Microsoft Press
Provides the essential tools needed to get the most from Microsoft Windows NT Workstation including utilities for third-party developers, support utilities, and functionality utilities. Paperback/Compact DiscMicrosoft Windows NT Server Resource Kit Version 4.0
by Microsoft Press
Brought to you by the same team that produced the two previous best-selling editions of this kit, the newest version contains the most authoritative information available on Windows NT--direct from the source. This book is written by insiders with intimate knowledge about Microsoft Windows NT version 4--which provides readers with unique insight into the product from its creators. Paperback/Compact DiscMicrosoft Windows NT Server Resource Kit Version 4.0, Supplement Two
Inside Windows NT, 2nd Edition
by Microsoft Press
This all-new information on CD-ROM forms the second supplement to the kit relied on by system administrators responsible for rolling out, supporting, or integrating Microsoft Windows NT Server in a multi-user environment. This supplement brings up-to-the-minute information to the enormous market consisting of all owners of the successful "Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 Resource Kit". Paperback/Compact Disc
by David A. Solomon
Provides an authoritative reference on the architecture and design philosophy behind Microsoft's powerful 32-bit operating system, discussing its diverse features, commands, and applications. PaperbackMigrating from NetWare to Windows NT
by Michael Joseph Miller
Highlights the differences between NetWare and NT Server and the advantages and disadvantages of each. Learn how to formulate an intelligent and effective policy for migrating from NetWare to NT Server or for integrating NT Server into a NetWare network. The companion CD contains utilities to assist with these migrations. Hardcover/Compact DiscUnderstanding Directory Services
by Beth Sheresh & Doug Sheresh
Comprehensively covers directory services concepts and technologies, including X.500, LDAP, DNS, NDS and Active Directory. Excellent book for mastering the fundamental of working with directories. Read my recent review! PaperbackWindows 2000 Active Directory
by Alistair G. Lowe-Norris
Explains the basics of the new Win2000 Active Directory, goes into the design and planning of Active Directory and details the concepts and technologies behind it, and also covers Active Directory scripting with ADSI Highly recommended for Win2000 administrators. PaperbackWindows NT Backup & Recovery
by John McMains, Bob Chronister
Explains how to plan for and cope with potential network problems, offering suggestions on disaster recovery planning, preparation tips, and solutions to minimize downtime. PaperbackWindows NT Domain Architecture
by Gregg Branham
Domain security, organizing users, login scripts, policies & profiles, the Browser, and services such as DHCP, WINS and DNS. The author does not just offer a high level overview of the subjects covered, and does not just create a how-to list to be followed; he also offers strategic guidelines to help you understand the best way to configure your Windows NT domain. Read my review here.Windows NT Heterogeneous Networking
by Steven B. Thomas
A great reference book for NT, as well as Unix, Netware and Apple, and how to work with them when working with Windows NT. Read my review here.Windows NT Performance: Monitoring, Benchmarking and Tuning
by Mark T. Edmead, Paul Hinsberg
TThis book discusses the basic design and structure of Windows NT, as well as several tools necessary for measuring and monitoring its performance. Read my Review of this book. PaperbackWindows NT Performance Tuning & Optimization
by Kenton Gardinier
This book covers every performance topic from general tuning techniques to in-depth analysis of tuning with the registry, defining and minimizing bottlenecks, and domain and capacity planning. PaperbackWindows NT Registry, A Settings Reference
by Sandra Osborne
The most detailed reference that I have seen on the Windows NT Registry. The book is well organized into several sections, making it easy to quickly find the area relevant to any Registry topic. Read my review of this book Paperback.Windows NT Server for 4.0 for NetWare Administrators
by Robert Bruce Thompson, Robert Denn
This book provides a fast-track means for experienced NetWare administrators to build on their knowledge and master the fundamentals of using the Microsoft Windows NT Server. The broad coverage is balanced by a tightly focused approach of comparison, contrast, and differentiation between NetWare and NT features and methodologies. PaperbackWindows NT TCP/IP
by Siyan, Karanjit
The most detailed and comprehensive book in my library that deals with TCP/IP. The author covers every area of TCP/IP implementation on Windows NT from the most intimate details of the protocol stack to the installation and configuration of Windows NT services such as DHCP, WINS, and DNS. Read my review of this book.Windows NT Troubleshooting
by Kathy Ivens
Explains how to diagnose network problems and deliver effective solutions;-a day-to-day survival guide for MCSE's and network administrators. Paperback
Beginner
The ABC's of Windows NT Workstation 4
by Charlie Russel, Sharon Crawford
Get clear, concise instructions for using the most practical features of Windows NT. Designed for people who don't want to spend a lot of time reading a computer book, this straightforward guide offers simple, task-oriented instructions. PaperbackThe Complete Idiot's Guide to Windows NT Workstation 4.0
by Paul McFredries
Providing just the amount of coverage than an end-user needs to come up to speed on the client side of Windows NT, this book is ideal for new users or users upgrading from Windows 3.1, Windows 95, or Windows NT 3.51. PaperbackWindows NT In a Nutshell
by Eric Pearce, Robert Denn, Beverly Scherf
A desktop reference for setting up and maintaining a Windows NT system contains all the information needed to keep a NT machine running optimally, including coverage of GUIs, dialogue boxes, and command lines. Paperback
Training & Certification
MCSE: Core Requirements, Second Edition
by James Chellis
This boxed set of study guides covers all four core Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) exams: Networking Essentials, NT Server 4, NT Server 4 in the Enterprise, and NT Workstation 4. Hardcover (4 books)/ Compact Disk (8 CDs).MCSE Simulation Guide: Windows NT Server 4 & Enterprise
by New Riders Publishing
Geared toward helping study for two Microsoft exams: 70-67, NT Server 4.0, and 70-68, NT Server 4.0 in the Enterprise. Read my review of this book Paperback.MCSE: The Core Exams in a Nutshell
by Michael Moncur
This detailed reference, aimed at administrators, helps to bridge the gap between real-world experience and the MCSE elective exams. Paperback.MCSE: TCP/IP for NT Server 4 Study Guide, 3rd Edition
by Todd Lammle, Monica Lammle, James Chellis
Learn how to handle TCP/IP internetworking with NT Server 4. Hardcover/Compact Disk.MCSE: The Electives in a Nutshell
by Michael Moncur
Focuses on unique information covered in each of the four core exams. Paperback.Windows NT 4.0 MCSE Study Guide
by Alan Carter & Thomas Willingham
Prepares the reader for three of the four mandatory exams you must pass in order to become a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE). Hardcover/Compact Disk
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