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Running Microsoft Windows Nt Server 4.0: The Essential Guide for Administrators, Systems Engineers, and Is Professionals
Author: Charlie Russel, Sharon Crawford
ISBN-10: 1572313331
ISBN-13: 9781572313330
Publisher: Microsoft Press
Publication date: January 1, 1997
Edition: 01
Binding: Paperback
Dimensions: 1.75 by 7.50 by 9.50 in.
Book condition: Used, like new except lower book cover's corner worn.
Note: The move to Microsoft Windows NT is well under way. And for everyone who creates and administers a Windows NT Server network, here's the perfect answer book-straightforward, comprehensive, and all in one easy-access volume. MICROSOFT WINDOWS NT SERVER 4.0 is also ideal for IS managers, power users, and network administrators in small to medium-size companies that are outgrowing their peer-to-peer networks. Here's the specific information readers need to design and implement Windows NT as an enterprise server-for example, the how and why of implementing multiple domains and trust relationships. It's hands-on information and not just theory. And it's going to sell as widely as Windows NT itself.
Author: Charlie Russel, Sharon Crawford
ISBN-10: 1572313331
ISBN-13: 9781572313330
Publisher: Microsoft Press
Publication date: January 1, 1997
Edition: 01
Binding: Paperback
Dimensions: 1.75 by 7.50 by 9.50 in.
Book condition: Used, like new except lower book cover's corner worn.
Note: The move to Microsoft Windows NT is well under way. And for everyone who creates and administers a Windows NT Server network, here's the perfect answer book-straightforward, comprehensive, and all in one easy-access volume. MICROSOFT WINDOWS NT SERVER 4.0 is also ideal for IS managers, power users, and network administrators in small to medium-size companies that are outgrowing their peer-to-peer networks. Here's the specific information readers need to design and implement Windows NT as an enterprise server-for example, the how and why of implementing multiple domains and trust relationships. It's hands-on information and not just theory. And it's going to sell as widely as Windows NT itself.













