windows nt for advanced users
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Windows NT for advanced users. Matthew Cook http://escarpment.net/. Contents. Windows NT Basics Installing Windows Configuring Windows System Policies Managing File Systems. Contents …. Managing Disk Partitions Windows Networking Applications Permissions Security Troubleshooting. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Windows NTfor advanced users
Matthew Cookhttp://escarpment.net/
Contents Windows NT Basics Installing Windows Configuring Windows System Policies Managing File Systems
Contents … Managing Disk Partitions Windows Networking Applications Permissions Security Troubleshooting
Windows NT Basics Main differences between ‘9x and NT Main differences between versions of
Windows NT Architecture
Main differences between ‘9x & NT
Networking Set up Disc space Product Support
Stability Architecture Security Archaic software
Main differences between versions of Windows NT
Windows 3.51 Optimisation Concurrent
Connections
Out of the box Macintosh Support UPS Support
Architecture
Installing Windows Hardware requirements Migration from other Operating
Systems File system Types Server Role Process
Hardware Requirements
NT WorkstationIntel
486/33+ Processor 12Mb RAM 110Mb Hard Disc
NT ServerIntel
486/33+ Processor 16Mb RAM 125Mb Hard Disc
Migration from other Operating Systems
Migration is possible from Windows NT 3.5 and NT 3.51
Migration is not possible from ‘9x Fresh install is always preferable Dual Booting
File System Types FAT FAT 32 HPFS NTFS Maximum boot partition sizes
Server Role Primary Domain Controller (PDC) Backup Domain Controller (BDC) Member Server
Process Boot from CDROM Boot from Floppies Boot from Network Share Use of winnt.exe winnt32.exe Setup flags /ox and /b
Configuring Windows Registry Hardware Support System Properties Users
Registry Regedit.exe Regedt32.exe Local Keys Remote Keys Searching
Hardware Support Hardware profiles for a system that
has different hardware frequently NT does not support Plug and Play NT does not support USB NT not designed for laptops
System Properties System Control panel Environmental variables Performance User profiles
Users Using User Manager Creating users Creating groups The administrator account Profiles
System Policies Restriction of options in control panel Customisation of the desktop Control of network login
Managing File Systems Supported Systems Using Disk Administrator Converting FAT to NTFS using
convert x: /fs:ntfs
Managing Disk Partitions Partitions on a disk Marking Partitions active Fault Tolerance Assigning Drive Letters Boot.ini
Windows Networking Configuring Network Services Optimising Network Services Command line commands Lmhosts and hosts Troubleshooting
Applications Running 16bit and 32bit applications Task Manager Using start to protect programs
Permissions Setting permissions on files Setting permission on the registry
Security Service Packs Post Service Pack Hotfixes Technical Forum L0pht Crack
Troubleshooting Boot Process ERD using rdisk.exe Event Viewer Performance Monitor WinMSD