Customizing and Optimizing Windows NT

A guide to getting Windows NT up and running quickly, providing both general background and specific insights into NT's operation. Coverage includes: how to tailor NT's features for particular needs and hardware, at machine and network level; set-ups; resource sharing; and security.

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Windows NT, Microsoft's operating system for workstations and powerful PCs, demands greater skill and management responsibility from users, programmers and systems managers. This work sets out to meet that demand by teaching readers how to master NT's integral networking and multi-tasking capabilities and generally how to harness this software. This is a guide to getting Windows NT up and running quickly, providing both general background and specific insights into NT's operation. It shows how to tailor NT's features for particular needs and hardware at both an individual machine and a network level. Set-ups, networking file management, resource sharing, security and other systems management issues are covered.