Windows NT Network System Management Tutorial

Author: Li Lin
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: With the increasing popularity of computers, computer networks have also developed rapidly. To maintain the normal operation of computer networks and ensure the correctness and integrity of various shared resources within the network, network management methods and technologies have gained increasing attention. A network may contain various network devices, multiple operating systems, and a wide range of applications, which places high demands on the technical expertise and management experience of network administrators. Windows NT Server 4.0, as a network operating system from Microsoft, has been widely used in the construction and management of networks in industries such as industry, commerce, finance, military, scientific research, medical and health, and education due to its graphical interface and convenient management capabilities. The development of information technology and the information industry in China urgently requires a large number of talents proficient in the planning, construction, and management of computer network systems. Therefore, network management technology has become an important course. This book is one of the "Beijing Higher Education Excellent Teaching Material Project" series—"Computer Network Technology and Application Series Textbooks." It comprehensively and systematically introduces the methods of installing, managing, applying, and maintaining the network operating system Windows NT Server 4.0. It mainly includes: network models and the Windows NT domain model, installing Windows NT Server 4.0, creating and managing user and group accounts, managing directories and files in the Windows NT environment, setting up and managing network printers, the Windows NT Server registry, setting up and managing user work environments, an introduction to the TCP/IP protocol in Windows NT, the setup and management of Windows NT DHCP, WINS, and DNS servers, disk management in Windows NT, remote access services (RAS), monitoring and managing network performance, and how to create and manage WWW and FTP sites on the Windows NT operating system platform. This book emphasizes practicality, with numerous exercises and practical training exercises at the end of each chapter. It is suitable as a textbook for relevant courses in higher education institutions and can also serve as a reference for network administrators.