TY  - BOOK
AU  - Kadnier,Griffith
TI  - Windows NT 4: the complete reference 
SN  - 9780078821813
U1  - 005.4'469 22
PY  - 1997///
CY  - Berkeley, CA, Singapore, New York
PB  - Osborne McGraw-Hill
KW  - Operating systems (Computers)
KW  - Microsoft Windows NT
N1  - Table of content 

PART 1 
Getting Started
1 Exploring a New Technology
 The Windows NT Advantage
 The History of NT
 The Complete OS in a Box
 The Client/ Server Model Features
 The Two Flavors of NT, etc.

2 Analyzing NT's Architecture
 The Kernel and Subsystems
 Security Models
 Application Support
 What' s Next, etc

3 Setting UP Your System
 Choosing the Right Hardware
 Getting Ready to Install
 Using NT Setup
 Completing the Setup Process
 Setting Up Server Master Files, etc.

4  Interacting with the Program
 Starting NT 4
 The NT Security Dialog Logging Off or Quitting NT
 The NT Task Manager
 Joining Workgroups and Domains
 Floppy and Hard Disk Administration, etcl.

5 Getting Ready to Network
 Understanding Basics
 The Hardware Choice-Selecting a NTC
 Choosing a Protocol
 Installing NICs, Protocol
 What's Next

6 The Desktop
 The Start Menu
 Using the Taskbar
 The Desktop User Area
 What's Next

7 The Event Viewer and Performance Monitor
 Working with the Event Viewer
 Using the Performance Monitor
 What's  Next

8 The Command Prompt and Console Applet
 A Quick Overview
 Exploring NT's Commands and Utilities
 Putting the Command Prompt to work
 What's Next

9  The Explorer and File Management
 The way Things Were
 NT Today
 Working with Explorer Command
 Using Shortcut Menus
 What's Next

10 NT's Multimedia Capabilities
 What is Multimedia?
 Using NT's Multimedia Services
 Selecting an NT Multimedia
 Maximizing NT Video Performance
 NT Multimedia and DirectX, etc.

11 Networking with TCP/IP
 NT 4's TCP/IP Package
 The Hidden Advantage of Installing TCP/IP
 Installation- Before You Do It?
 TCP/IP Installation and Configuration, etc.

12  Configuring DHCP and WINS
 DHCP-What is it and what Does It Do/
 Installing the DHCP Server
 Using DHCP Manager
 Preparing for WINS ,etc.

13 The Remote Access Service
 Clients and Servers
 Installing and Configuring RAS
 Adding a Modem
 User Permissions-Using the RAS Administration
 What's Next

PART IV
Inside Windows
14 Working with File Systems
 Physical File Organization
 The Basic File Systems
 NT File System Support Conventions
 Physical Disk and File Architecture
 The FAT File System, etc.

15  RPCS, DDE / NetDDE, and Interprocess
 RPCs: The Distributed Solution
 Dynamic Data Exchange
 What's Next
 
16. NT 4 security
The NT security model
NT security, bare to the bone
The NT Miranda - You have the right to
etc.

17. The system registry
How the registry works
Why the registry exists
The registry database layout
etc.

18. The NT backoffice suite 
An introduction to the players 
The backoffice components
Networking, client support, and licensing

PART V
19. The HAL, Kernel, and executive
The hardware abstraction layer
The kernel
The NT excecutive

20. Protected subsystems
How NT's subsystems work
The Win32 subsystem
Windows on windows
etc.

21. Device drivers
The windows device scheme
The NT model
Driver requirements and operations
etc.

22. OLE and the component object model
How OLE works
The component object model

23. Real-time automation, control, and response
Real-time systems
NT's real-time capabilities
I/O and interrupt management
etc.

24. The printing subsystem 
The NT printing model
Connecting to a printer
Installation and administration

PART VI
25. The internet and NT's internet information server
Internet and intranet basics
NT's internet information server
IIS setup and administration
The internet service manager

26. Authoring for intra / internet
World wide web basics
Publishing dynamic HTML pages
Publishing with database access










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