Microsoft Windows Nt 4.0: Administrator's Pocket Consultant (Independent Administration/Support)

By William R. Stanek

In this concise, rough, and ready guide to Windows NT 4.0 Administration, William Stanek provides charts, steps, commands, and details organized for fast facts and quick solutions, plus an outstanding... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0735605742
• ISBN13: 9780735605749
• Release Date: April 1999
• Publisher: Microsoft Pr
• Length: 329 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.8" x 4.8"

Customer Reviews

Terrific!

This is a great book with all the essential information for day-to-day NT administration. Its compact size and its cover are simply fantastic. As a result of this book, I am picking up other "Administrator's Pocket Consultant" books for SQL7 and Exchange 5.5 . Does anyone know when the IIS4 Administrator's Pocket Consultant is coming out ..if ever?

Just the facts

A valuable reference for experienced NT administrators. Sure, you've done a certain task before but it was a year ago- and you just need a tap in the right direction. The size is great, keep a copy in the server room. The index is thorough and the chapters logically organized. A great addition to your toolbox.

Let 'em think your'e a genius, hide this book!

I have been in this business since there was a business to be in and I have YET to see a technical reference that cuts to the point as quickly as this one.Want to set up DNS? Never done it? You can now! And in less than 20 minutes with no specific DNS knowledge!Any aspect of administring NT servers can be performed in 30 minutes or less!Control security, Build a better workstation with docked and undocked profiles (THAT REALLY WORK!) and much much more!

Perfect!!

Contains nothing but useful information, yet covers everything. If you have at least some previous knowledge and understanding of NT 4.0 this book is an excellent resource. It deals with topics from drive array configuration and TCP/IP considerations to Managing Users and Groups. Everything is laid out and explained in a concise, to the point, easy to read format. Read it cover to cover for an overview/review of NT 4.0 or keep it with you as a reference tool.

This book in invaluable to an NT Administrator.

While it may not actually fit in your pocket, what this book does very well in put information in bite-size chunks. It is short and too the point, instead of the usual 20 pages of fluff that one has to read through to find the info they need. This is book is a definite must.