Windows NT Server & Workstation

 LENGTH OF COURSE:
2-3 Days

DESCRIPTION: Since its introduction into the marketplace, Microsoft Windows NT has become a major player in the field of network operating systems. Windows NT is a high-end scaleable client-server solution, appropriate for both small local area networks as well as large enterprise networks. This course provides an introduction to the installation, configuration, management, and daily operation of an NT network.

PREREQUISITES: Basic understanding of DOS and PC's. No networking experience is required.

INSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES: Using an NT network installed in the classroom, the instructor will demonstrate how to perform operations on the NT server and workstation. Students will be able to observe most network management tasks.

AUDIENCE

Managers who need to make purchasing decisions, Technicians who will manage an NT network, Novell Engineers who are switching to Windows NT, and PC users who are interested in entering the networking field.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Components and features of NT Server and NT Workstation
  • Comparison of Windows NT and Novell Netware
  • Installation
  • Creating user accounts and user profiles
  • Interfacing with Novell Netware and Windows 95
  • Sharing files among workstations
  • Long file name support and file compression
  • Monitoring and graphing performance
  • Network printing
  • Interface card configuration
  • Multiple disk support: Spanning, Mirroring, Striping
  • Supporting multiple protocols: IPX and TCP/IP


FROM OUR STUDENT EVALUATIONS...
"Instructor is client friendly and is very knowledgeable on the subject he teaches."

Jimmy Ware
Deltanet

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