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4 reviews
Craig Zacker, Paul Doyle, ...

Que, 1996

Worth the extra effort to obtain
This book has left a bizarre legacy. Que's "Upgrading and Repairing Networks, Second Edition" is written by a different author (Terry Ogletree, though it bears Scott Mueller's name in significantly larger type), and its true sequel ("Upgrading and Troubleshooting Networks" by Craig Zacker) is published by Osborne. One can only imagine the intrigue that gave birth to these two rival heirs, and one ...

Windows Nt Server 4.0 Advanced Technical Reference: Advanced Technical Reference

1 review
John Enck, Joe Armitage, ...

Que, 1997

An Excellent Purchase for the IT Professional
This is the ultimate reference tool for the IT Professional required to work with NT Server. It covers the trickiest issues, and gives you simple solution options. A must have!

Microsoft Windows Group Policy Guide (Pro-One-Offs)

8 reviews
Darren Mar-Elia, Derek Melber, ...

Microsoft Press, 2005

EVERYTHING you'd ever want to know about group policy
I got this because it was recommended to me. Plus I couldn't live without Stanek's Windows Server 2003 Inside Out and he's a coauthor of this so I was fairly certain it would be worthwhile. Initially, I spent most of my time in the first few chapters as will most admins. The first chapter covers how group policy works with solid depiction of default policy and what it should/shouldn't be used ...

Special Edition Using Windows NT Server 4 (2nd Edition)

4 reviews
Roger Jennings, Donald B. Benage, ...

Que, 1997

Win NT 4 Book
Great reference for all aspects of this subject. Use it every week. Highly recommended for novice-expert.