Windows® NT Server 4 For

Includes savvy advice on network administration and security Packed with installation tips, configuration tricks, and troubleshooting pointers The fun and easy way to set up a smooth-running network Contrary to what many people believe, you don't need an advanced degree to create a computer network. From plain-English explanations of client/server basics to step-by-step guidance on nitty-gritty implementation issues, this irreverent reference delivers just what you need to build your own secure, stable Windows NT network. Discover how to: Understand networking fundamentals Install and configure Windows NT 4 Set up printing and Internet services Manage users and groups Back up files and build in security Troubleshoot problems The Dummies Way Explanations in plain English " Get in, get out" information Icons and other navigational aids Tear-out cheat sheet Top ten lists A dash of humor and fun Get smart! www.dummies.com Register to win cool prizes Browse exclusive articles and excerpts Get a free Dummies Daily e-mail newsletter Chat with authors and preview other books Talk to us, ask questions, get answers

Ed Tittel is a coauthor, with Mary T. Madden, of Windows NT® Networking For Dummies®, among other books. James Michael Stewart writes frequently about Windows networking.

Introduction.

PART I: Getting Grounded in Networking Basics.

Chapter 1: Demystifying Network Mumbo-Jumbo.

Chapter 2: Understanding Client/Server Networks.

Chapter 3: Matters of Protocol.

Chapter 4: My Kingdom for a Topology!

PART II: Putting Your Hardware in Place.

Chapter 5: Designing a Network.

Chapter 6: Installing Network Interface Cards.

Chapter 7: Linkin' Networks, Not Logs.

Chapter 8: If You Build It, They Will Come!

PART III: Revving Up Your Server.

Chapter 9: Installing Your Server Software.

Chapter 10: Configuring the Network Hardware (Blech!).

Chapter 11: Printing on the Network.

Chapter 12: Next on Montel -- IP Addresses and the Nerds Who Love Them.

Chapter 13: Just Trust Me -- Setting Up Domains and Trusts.

PART IV: Managing Your Network.

Chapter 14: Managing Users with the User Manager.

Chapter 15: Managing Shares and Permissions.

Chapter 16: Backing Up for a Rainy Day.

Chapter 17: Managing Network Security.

PART V: Troubleshooting Network Snafus.

Chapter 18: Using NT Troubleshooting Utilities.

Chapter 19: Nixing Network Problems.

Chapter 20: Solving Printing Problems.

Chapter 21: Solving Hardware Problems.

PART VI: The Part of Tens.

Chapter 22: The Top Ten NT Server Installation and Configuration Tips.

Chapter 23: Ten Ways to Network NT Server -- and Live to Tell the Tale!

Chapter 24: Ten Tips and Tricks for Troubleshooting Windows NT Server.

Index.

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