Windows NT Enterprise Networking

Finally--a guide dedicated to implementing NT in the enterprise!
Experienced administrators deploying NT on large-scale
networks need instruction that goes beyond installation,
configuration, and management. They need applicable solutions to
the enterprise issues they face daily, such as domain design and
management, naming services, 7 x 24 user connectivity, remote
access, and network resource planning. Windows NT Enterprise
Networking is a one-of-a-kind reference that provides
comprehensive coverage of these and other critical NT enterprise
topics, with exclusive chapters on application testing, IP
management, Routing and Remote Access Services, the Year
2000-problem, and preparing for NT 5. Learn about: large scale
implementation of DNS, WINS, DHCP, and IP management;
designing redundancy for mission-critical systems; configuring,
managing, and optimizing Steelhead (RRAS) within the enterprise;
integrating the Internet Information Server with the Proxy Server;
enterprise network analysis and optimization techniques; network
testing techniques for smooth application distribution and capacity
planning; remote Node, remote control and the zero
administration for windows iniatives.

Table of contents

Networking Overview.
Building Systems.
Reliability Through
Redundancy.
Network Administration.
Connecting Client Workstations.
Domain Name System.
WINS and DHCP.
Internet Services.
Routing and Remote Access Service.
Security.
Tuning and Troubleshooting.
Network Testing and Capacity Planning.
Planning for NT 5.0.

Appendices:

A: Year 2000 Problem Identification and Resolution.

B: Enterprise IP Management.

C: Windows NT Resources--Where to Get Help.

D: About the CD.