Mastering Windows Nt Work Station 4

This #1 bestselling title was the first book to explain how to make NT work in an enterprise network. This huge, 1,650-page revised and updated edition includes the best discussions of NT architecture and TCP/IP in print, a comprehensive 150-page chapter about Internet Information Server, and hundreds of fixes, tricks, hints, and expert advice that system administrators need to know.

If you use NT Server--as a system administrator, help-desk person, MIS professional, or corporate programmer--you need this high-level, irreverant, readable discussion of essential operations, undocumented features, secrets, and walkarounds of the new Windows NT Server. (Communications/Networking)

This is the only resource kit an office or NT users really need. The box includes "Mastering Windows NT Server" and "Mastering Windows Workstation 4". Information is presented in a readable style that makes readers feel as though they have a personal guru helping them through the complexity of this rich new operating system.

This best-selling comprehensive guide to Windows NT 4 Workstation--now updated for the latest version, Service Pack 4--includes expanded coverage of every feature, tool, and capability of the operating system. Written for end-users and system administrators alike, this book steps you through everything from installation to heavy-duty customization. Topics span e-mail and networking, cross-platform computing, remote computing, multimedia, and more. An extensive troubleshooting section makes this book a "must buy" for anyone using NT Workstation 4 at work or at home.

This guide is designed for beginner to intermediate level users of Windows NT, or for those moving from DOS-based workstations to an NT-networked platform. Step-by-step instructions are included, and Try-it sections provide practical rather than theoretical practice.