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Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

! (FTP command)

? (FTP command)

25-pin cabling

3Com router software update, DHCP relay agents

5.25 inch setup disks, alternatives

9-pin cabling

A

Access

accessing network resources with at command

defining printer rights

getting help  See Help

modifying Macintosh-accessible volume properties

permissions  See Permissions

restricting

See also Restricting access

by capturing AppleTalk printers

to backup tapes

to network

with user profiles

shared file directories

simplified by assigning zones

to authentication files

to files and directories

auditing

controlling

permissions

viewing events

to files or folders, troubleshooting

to guests, allowing

to network, allowing

to printers

planning

restricting

to resources, troubleshooting

to servers, troubleshooting

troubleshooting Macintosh-accessible volume unavailability

X.25 networks

Account policies  See Security policies, Account policy

Acknowledgments (ACKs)

Activating gateways

Active leases, DHCP servers

Adapter cards  See Network adapter cards

Adding

computers to domains

drives

groups or users

to auditing list

to printer permissions list

trusted domains, troubleshooting

Windows NT components

zones to networks

Address Resolution Protocol  See ARP protocol

Addresses

See also IP addresses

assigning to RAS clients

IP

IPX

base memory addresses, troubleshooting

I/O port base addresses, troubleshooting

Mail

memory buffer addresses, troubleshooting

Administering

DHCP clients

FTP Server service

servers with Remoteboot Manager

WINS servers

Administration

Administrator's utility

capturing AppleTalk printers

graphical tools

ownership of folders

remote, setting up Services for Macintosh

simplified

troubleshooting adding and removing trusted domains

viewing domains

Administrators

activating gateways

Administrative Tools group, Program Manager

Administrator account

Administrators group

backup domain controller passwords

creating profile administrator's account

logging on

Mail administrator accounts

migrating administrative rights to Windows NT servers

ownership of directories and files after migration

Windows NT vs. NetWare

Alerts

Alerter service  See Services, Alerter

managing administrative alerts

Performance Monitor  See Performance Monitor, alerts

sending

after power failure

or receiving administrative alerts

SNA, mapping events

Aliases, assigning in MODEM.INF file

Alpha AXP platform

Annotating directories for FTP Server service

append (FTP command)

AppleShare

cleartext password protection

definition

installing authentication files

Microsoft authentication

troubleshooting

receiving server messages

UAM volume

AppleTalk

adapter key values

avoiding LaserPrep wars

capturing printers

enabling workstations to use printers

network printing scenarios

parameter key values

Phase 2 routing support

AppleTalk Protocol

description

introduced

planning

planning network

considerations

internetworks

network media

Phase 2

physical setup

routing information

setup of printing devices

PostScript printers must use LaserWriter driver

protocol

checking event log

configuring

description

enabling routing

key value

stopping and pausing

troubleshooting network numbers

versions supported

sending PC print jobs to PostScript printers

spooling printers

zones

assigning

choosing

choosing after Setup

default zone

description

routing information

setting information

troubleshooting

Applications

See also Programs

application layer parameters, DHCP options

Applications group

associating files with applications

changing application response time

communications applications

configuring the system, overview

correct procedure for logging off

creating program items

cross-platform

custom startup files

defining startup applications

displaying Control menu

information defined in user profiles

installing with Windows NT Setup

interfaces, TCP/IP support

LAN adapter numbers

logon scripts for startup

memory use

MS-DOS–based  See MS-DOS–based applications

multimedia, new features in this release of Windows NT

NetWare-aware applications

new features in this release of Windows NT

OLE applications

OS/2 applications

packaging application network requests

problems running NetWare utilities

processes explained

returning to Program Manager from applications

RPC distributed applications

running  See Running applications

setting up

setting up to run from Program Manager

shortcut keys  See Keys

specifying applications' directory paths in user profiles

starting  See Starting applications

supported by Windows NT subsystems

switching between applications

transferring information

troubleshooting

installation failure from floppy disks

printing, out of memory messages

Windows 3.1-based  See Microsoft Windows, Windows 3.1-based applications

Windows NT applications, overview

Windows Sockets

developing applications

enabling WINS name resolution

NDIS interface

Appointments, scheduling  See Schedule+

ARC names

arp command

ARP conflicts

DHCP clients

DHCP servers

ARP protocol

arp command

description

displaying ARP entries

request or reply packets

ascii (FTP command)

Asynchronous PADs  See PADs

AsyncMac parameters, modifying

Attachmate 3270 Gateway

Attachmate Extra!

Audio  See Sounds

Audio Compression Manager (ACM) improvements

Auditing

access to files and directories

description

events audited

monitoring usage

overview

procedure

viewing events

adding groups or users to auditing list

audit event categories

Audit policy

ClipBook pages

enabling audits

events

printer usage

Remote Access

security events

Authenticate Retries parameter

Authenticate Time parameter

Authentication

files

accessing

installing on workstations

Macintosh-accessible volume security options

Remote Access

security hosts

setting up Services for Macintosh workstation software

troubleshooting UAM volume

use of domains

user authentication module (UAM)

AutoDisconnect parameter

AUTOEXEC.BAT

customizing MS-DOS environment

environment variables

starting Network Client when starting computer

AUTOEXEC.NCF

AUTOEXEC.NT

custom startup files

description

modifying for Btrieve requester

repairing

running

memory-resident programs

NetWare-aware programs

Windows-based mainframe connectivity software

Avoiding LaserPrep wars


System Guide

accessing network resources with at command


Services For Macintosh

defining printer rights


Services for Macintosh

modifying Macintosh-accessible volume properties


Services for Macintosh

Capturing AppleTalk Printers

Enabling Clients to Use Printers on the AppleTalk Network


System Guide

to backup tapes


Remote Access Service

Restricting Access to the Network

Security for Windows NT Server and Remote Access


System Guide

Creating a New User Profile


Services for Macintosh

How Shared Files Appear to Users

Working with Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services for Macintosh

Routing_Information


Services for Macintosh

Setting up the Services for Macintosh Client Software


Concepts and Planning Guide

Managing Network Files

Using Auditing to Keep Users Accountable

Network Operations Quick Reference

Auditing a File or Directory

System Guide

Auditing Files and Directories

Managing the Audit Policy

Overview


Concepts and Planning Guide

Permissions

System Guide

Managing Security


System Guide

Securing Directories and Files

Concepts and Planning Guide

Permissions


System Guide

Filtering the Events


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Concepts and Planning Guide

Allowing Guest Access


Remote Access Service

Granting Remote Access Permissions

Network Access Permission

Restricting Access to the Network


Concepts and Planning Guide

Planning how Users access Printers


Concepts and Planning Guide

Controlling Printer Access


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Remote Access Service

Connecting to the X.25 Network Directly

X.25 Support


TCP/IP

Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol


Service for NetWare Networks

Activating a File Gateway


Network Operations Quick Reference

Using Server Manager to Add a Computer to a DomainSystem Guide

Adding a Windows NT Computer to the Domain


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding and Removing Drivers for SCSI Adapters or Tape Drives


Network Operations Quick Reference

Auditing a File or Directory


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting or Changing Printer Permissions


Services for Macintosh

Other Issues


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding and Removing Windows NT Components


Services for Macintosh

Seeding the Network


Network Operations Quick reference

Adding and Removing Windows NT Components


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to use TCP/IPCX_DSRA


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


Installation Guide

Checking and Changing Network Adapter Settings


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


System Guide

Sending a Message


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


TCP/IP

Administering DHCP Clients

Managing Client Reservations


TCP/IP

Administering the FTP Server Service

Logging FTP Connections


Installation Guide

Starting the Remoteboot Manager


TCP/IP

Administering WINS Servers


Remote Access Service

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting


Services for Macintosh

Capturing AppleTalk Printers


Services for Macintosh

Features in this version


Services for Macintosh

Changing the Owner or Primary group

Windows NT Server Accounts for Macintosh Clients


Services for Macintosh

Setting up for Remote Administration


Services for Macintosh

Simplified Administration

What Services for Macintosh Can Do


Services for Macintosh

Other Issues


Remote Access Service

Maintenance and Troubleshooting


Services For NetWare Networks

Activating a Gateway


System Guide

Using Windows NT Applications


Concepts and Planning Guide

Built in Accounts

System Guide

Built in User Accounts

Built in User Accounts of a Workstation


Concepts and Planning Guide

Built-in Accounts

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Services for NetWare Networks

Starting and Quitting the Migration Tool

System Guide

Built-in Groups

Built-in Groups of a Workstation


Installation Guide

Setting up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller


Concepts and Planning Guide

Managing Existing Profiles


Concepts and Planning Guide

How Administrators Should Log On


System Guide

Creating a Workgroup Postoffice


Services for NetWare Networks

Transferring the Administrator Rights


Services for NetWare Networks

Comparing Directory and File Security


Services for NetWare Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts

Comparing User Accounts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing Administrative Alerts

System Guide

Managing Server PropertiesManaging Administrative Alerts


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Network Alerts


Concepts and Planning

NVAlert and NVRunCmd Services


Remote Access Service

Assigning an Alias


Services for NetWare Networks

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for FTP Server Service

Annotating Directories


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Services for Macintosh

Passwords


Services for Macintosh

Requirements for Macintosh Clients


Services for Macintosh

Setting up the Services for Macintosh client Software


Services for Macintosh

Setting up the Services for Macintosh client Software


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Adapter Key Values

AppleTalk Key Values


Services for Macintosh

Avoiding Laser Prep Wars


Services for Macintosh

Capturing AppleTalk Printers

Enabling Clients to Use Printers on the AppleTalk network


Services for Macintosh

Enabling Clients to Use Printers on the AppleTalk network


Services for Macintosh

Printing on a Network


Services for Macintosh

Parameter Key Values


Services for Macintosh

Overview


Services for Macintosh

AppleTalk Routing Support

Installation Guide

Services for Macintosh


Services for Macintosh

Features in this Version

Introduction to Services for Macintosh

What Services For Macintosh Can Do


Services for Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services for Macintosh

AppleTalk Networks


Services for Macintosh

Creating a Router Record

Planning Your AppleTalk Internet


Services for Macintosh

Planning Your AppleTalk Network


Services for Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services for Macintosh

Advanced Examples

Planning the Physical Setup


Services for Macintosh

Routing Information

Working with Seed Routers


Services for Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services for Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services for Macintosh

Checking the Event Log


Services for Macintosh

Configuring AppleTalk Protocol

Configuring Services for Macintosh


Services for Macintosh

Configuring Services for Macintosh

Overview

Installation Guide

Setting up from Windows NT Server


Services for Macintosh

Choosing a Network and Zone


Services for Macintosh

Adapter Key Values


Services for Macintosh

Stopping and Pausing Services


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions

System Requirements


Services for Macintosh

Printing

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Services for Macintosh

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server

Printing

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Services for Macintosh

Assigning Zones

Services for Macintosh

Choosing a Network and Zone


Services for Macintosh

Setting up Buttons on the File Manager Toolbar


Services for Macintosh

Adapter Key Values


Services for Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services for Macintosh

Routing Information


Services for Macintosh

Seeding the Network


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions

Printing Issues and Solutions


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


System Guide

What are groups and Program Items?


System Guide

Associating Files with an Application

Running a Windows 3.1 Application in Seperate Memory


System Guide

Changing Application Response Time

Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Application Response Time


System Guide

Setting Serial Ports Communications Options


System Guide

Configuring your System


System Guide

Quitting Windows NT Server

Quitting Windows NT Using Program Manager


System Guide

Creating Program Items


Services for Macintosh

File Sharing


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Using Windows NT Applications


System guide

Using the Control Menu and Task List


TCP/IP

Allowing for Different Software Configurations

System Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware and Software Configurations

What is Defined by a User Profile


System Guide

Setting and Starting Applications

Starting and Quitting Windows NT Setup


Installation Guide

What does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting the LAN Adapter Number


Services for NetWare Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


System Guide

Changing the Virtual Memory Paging File


Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


Services for Netware Networks

Netware Utility Behavior Supplied by Windows NT Commands

Special Considerations for Individual NetWare-Aware Applications


Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications

OS/2 Environment


TCP/IP

TCP/IP and Windows NT Networking

Services for Netware Networks

NetWare Print Queues Are Not Shown in Print Manager


Concepts and Planning Guide

Understanding Counter Organization


System Guide

Returning to Program Manager from an Application


Concepts and Planning Guide

Configuring RPC


System Guide

Setting up and Starting Applications

Starting an Application


Installation Guide

Setting up Applications to Run from Program Manager

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting up Applications to Run from Program Manager

System Guide

Setting up Applications to Run from Program Manager


Concepts and Planning Guide

Allowing for Different Software Configurations


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications


System Guide

Managing Windows

Returning to Program Manager from an Application

Switching Between Applications

Using the Control Menu and Task List

Using the Control Menu and Task List


System Guide

Copying Screen Images

Cutting and Copying Information

Transferring Information To or From a Command Prompt Window


Installation Guide

Floppy Disk Failure When Installing an Application


Installation Guide

Printing from Windows-Based and MS-DOS-Based Applications


System Guide

Using Windows NT Applications


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP with Third Party Software


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

TCP/IP and Windows NT Networking


Concepts and Planning Guide

Understanding ARC Names


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Telnet

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Address Resolution Protocol and Internet Control Message Protocol


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Address Resolution Protocol and Internet Control Message Protocol


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Remote Access Service

IP Parameters


Services for Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


Services for Netware Networks

Special Considerations for Individual NetWare-Aware Applications

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


System Guide

Overview

Concepts and Planning Guide

Managing Network Files


Concepts and Planning Guide

Auditing

Using Auditing to Keep Users Accountable


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Auditing to Keep Users Accountable


System Guide

Auditing Files and Directories


Network Operations Quick Reference

Auditing a File or Directory


System Guide

Filtering Events


System Guide

Adding Users and Groups to Permissions and Auditing Lists

Setting File Permissions

Network Operations Quick Reference

Auditing a File or Directory


Remote Access Service

Audits

Troubleshooting


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the Audit Policy


System Guide

Using clipbook viewer


Remote Access Service

Audits


Concepts and Planning Guide

Auditing

How you can control what users can do

Using Auditing to Keep Users Accountable

Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the Audit Policy

Remote Access Service

Audits

Troubleshooting

System Guide

Managing the Audit Policy


Network Operations Quick Reference

Auditing a Printer

System Guide

Auditing a Printer


Remote Access Service

Security Features


System Guide

Managing the Audit Policy

Overview


Remote Access Service

Remote Access Parameters


Remote Access Service

Remote Access Parameters


Services for Macintosh

Setting up the Services for Macintosh Client Software


Services for Macintosh

Setting up the Services for Macintosh Client Software


Services for Macintosh

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users


Remote Access Service

Security Features


Remote Access Service

Security Hosts


Services for Macintosh

Setting up the Services for Macintosh Client Software


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Setting up the Services for Macintosh Client Software


Installation Guide

Services for Macintosh

Services for Macintosh

Introdction to Services for Macintosh


Remote Access Service

Remote Access Parameters


System Guide

Configuring Your System


Concepts and Planning Guide

How Environment Variables are Set


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Services for Netware Networks

Gateway Starts, But Servers Can't Be Found


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Configuring the MS-DOS Environment


Services for Netware Networks

Special Considerations for Individual NetWare-Aware Applications


Installation Guide

Repairing Config.NT and AUTOEXEC.NT


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs


Services for Netware Networks

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications


Installation Guide

Running Windows-Based Mainframe Connectivity Software


Services for Macintosh

Avoiding LaserPrep wars


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Remote Access Service

25-Pin Cabling


Remote Access Service

9-Pin Cabling


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Update Information for Version 3.51

Alternatives to Using 5.25 Inch Setup Floppy Disks


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Client


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


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B-node

broadcast name resolution  See Broadcast name resolution

NetBIOS over TCP/IP implementation

B-node mode

Background, multitasking options

Backing up

accurate backup records, importance

and restoring DHCP server databases

automating with batch files

Backup Operators group

backup policies

Backup program

backing up files to tape

backing up networks

backup status

files not automatically backed up

last backup date recorded

magnetic tape, advantages and types

overview

restoring files from tape

restrictions

stopping before backup completion

tape drive prerequisites

backup sets

appending a new set

backup catalog

building partial tape and backup set catalogs

containing corrupt files

family sets

file and directory information

replacing old sets with new ones

setting options

backup types

commands used

Copy command, files not marked as backed up

DHCP database

directories

backup log files

rules governing system security and data integrity

documenting backup operations

drives

example

logical drives only

overview

tape drives  See Drives, tape drives

fault-tolerance

files

See also Restoring files from tape

backing up to tape

backup catalog

backup log files

backup status

corrupt files

local registry files

locked files, restrictions

log options

MS-DOS files

on the server

overview

preserving security information

restoring  See Restoring files from tape

rules governing system security and data integrity

selecting files

to floppy disks with backup or xcopy commands

without marking as backed up using Copy command

forming a network backup plan

frequency

local backups, advantages

mail folders and system files

MS-DOS-based tape backup systems, tape format

networks

backup types

example

overview

planning backup schedule

remoteboot database

remotely

restoring files  See Restoring files from tape

restrictions

risk assessment

rules governing system security and data integrity

servers

backup types

example

tape drive configuration

tape drives  See Drives, tape drives

tapes  See Backup tapes

user rights

using a new tape device

verifying backups

WINS database

WINS servers

on termination

periodically

workstations

backup types

example

restrictions

tape drive configuration

Backup domain controllers, configuring during Setup

Backup tapes

See also See Drives, tape drives

appending a new backup set

building a partial catalog

erasing

formatting

information on loaded tape

magnetic tape, advantages and types

maintaining

MS-DOS-based tape backup systems, tape format

replacing old backup sets with new ones

restricting access

retensioning

rotating tapes

setting tape options

storing tapes

tape labels and catalogs

Backward compatibility of RAS

Basic redirector, Network Client

Batch files

automating repeated backups

command prompt batch commands

description

logon scripts  See Logon scripts

starting memory-resident programs

UPS command file executed prior to system shutdown

Battery  See UPS

Baud speed, selecting modems

BDCs  See Domain controllers, backup

bell (FTP command)

binary (FTP command)

Bindings  See Networks, bindings

Bitmaps, OLE objects

Books Online, command-line utility

Boot blocks

configuration files

description

RPL directory

Booting

See also Logging on; Starting Windows NT

boot block configuration files

boot blocks

boot disks

creating with WINNT.EXE

using

boot loader

boot partitions

description

mirroring

recovering

BOOT.INI file

editing

recovering servers

defining operating system variables

remoteboot workstations

setting boot devices

starting Windows NT

startup operating system

troubleshooting

BOOTP clients, DHCP servers

BOOTP protocol

Bootstrap protocol  See BOOTP clients

BREQUEST.EXE

Broadcast addresses, NetBIOS over TCP/IP

Broadcast name resolution

See also Name resolution

described

NetBIOS over TCP/IP implementations

possible unwanted effects

used with WINS

using LMHOSTS file with dynamic name resolution

Browsing the network

adding LAN Manager domains to a Windows NT domain list

Computer Browser service

domains vs. workgroups

facilitating by organizing domains

for available printers

for NetWare servers

for printers

for shared directories

for shared printers

Windows for Workgroups computers

Browsing the network using Windows for Workgroups computers

Btrieve requester (BREQUEST.EXE)

Built-in

groups  See Groups, built-in groups

user accounts  See User accounts

Buttons

dialog box buttons

mouse buttons, customizing

setting up on File Manager toolbar

bye (FTP command)


TCP/IP

NetBIOS over TCP/IP and Name Resolution


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


Concepts and Planning Guide

Documenting Backup Operations


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup

Network Operations Quick Reference

Using Batch Files to Back Up Files

System Guide

Using Batch Files to Do Backups


Concepts and Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

What Different Types of Users Can Do

System Guide

Built-In Groups

Built-In Groups of a Workstation


System Guide

Backing Up Disk Files to Tape


System Guide

Backing Up Disk Files to Tape


Concepts and Planning Guide

How Windows NT Backup Keeps Track of Files

Using Windows NT Backup


System Guide

Checking the Backup Status


Concepts and Planning Guide

Files That Are Not Copied


Concepts and Planning Guide

Choosing a Type of Backup


Concepts and Planning Guide

Choosing Hardware


System Guide

Backup

Starting and Quitting Backup


System Guide

Checking the Restore Status

Restoring Tape Files to Disk


Concepts and Planning Guide

Restoring Configuration Files


System Guide

Checking the Backup Status

Checking the Restore Status


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup


System Guide

Setting the Tape Options


System Guide

Building Partial Tape and Backup Set Catalogs

Choosing What You Want to Restore


Network Operations Quick Reference

Building Partial Tape and Backup Set Catalogs


System Guide

Choosing What You Want to Restore


System Guide

Checking the Backup Status


Concepts and Planning Guide

How Windows NT Backup Keeps Track of Files


System Guide

Setting the Tape Options


System Guide

Setting the Backup Set Options


Concepts and Planning Guide

Choosing a Type of Backup

System Guide

Setting the Backup Set Options


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Backup


Concepts and Planning Guide

Choosing a Type of Backup


TCP/IP

Backing up the DHCP Database onto Another Computer


Concepts and Planning Guide

Documenting Backup Operations


Concepts and Planning Guide

Files That Are Not Copied


Concepts and Planning Guide

Documenting Backup Operations


Concepts and Planning Guide

Backup Example

Setting Up a Backup Program for a Small Network


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup


Concepts and Planning Guide

Backing Up Network Files


Concepts and Planning Guide

Managing Fault Tolerance and UPS


Network Operations Quick Reference

Backing Up Files

System Guide

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


System Guide

Building Partial Tape and Backup Set Catalogs

Choosing What You Want to Restore


Concepts and Planning Guide

Documenting Backup Operations


System Guide

Checking the Backup Status


System Guide

Choosing What You Want to Restore


System Guide

Setting the Tape Options


Concepts and Planning Guide

Files That Are Not Copied


System Guide

Setting the Log Options


Concepts and Planning Guide

Setting Up a Backup Program for a Small Network


Services For Macintosh

Backing Up Files on the Server


Concepts and Planning Guide

Backing Up Network Files

System Guide

Backup

Starting and Quitting Backup


Concepts and Planning Guide

Restoring File Security Settings


Concepts and Planning Guide

Files That Are Not Copied


System Guide

Choosing Files to Back Up


System Guide

Selecting Your Hardware


Concepts and Planning Guide

Choosing a Type of Backup


Concepts and Planning Guide

Documenting Backup Operations


Concepts and Planning Guide

Planning a Backup Schedule


Concepts and Planning Guide

Forming a Network Backup Plan


System Guide

Managing the Mail System Files


Concepts and Planning Guide

Forming a Network Backup Plan


Concepts and Planning Guide

Choosing a Type of Backup


Concepts and Planning Guide

Backup Example


Concepts and Planning Guide

Backing Up Network Files


Concepts and Planning Guide

Backup Example

Planning a Backup Schedule

Setting Up a Backup Program for a Small Network


Installation Guide

Backing Up the Remoteboot Database


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup

Where to Put Your Tape Drive


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup


System Guide

Backing Up Disk Files to Tape


Concepts and Planning Guide

Files That Are Not Copied


Concepts and Planning Guide

Choosing a Type of Backup


Concepts and Planning Guide

Backup Example

Setting Up a Backup Program for a Small Network


Concepts and Planning Guide

Where to Put Your Tape Drive


Concepts and Planning Guide

Granting Backup and Restore Rights


Network Operations Quick Reference

Using a New Tape Device


Concepts and Planning Guide

Planning a Backup Schedule

System Guide

Restoring Tape Files to Disk

Setting the Restore Options

Setting the Tape Options


TCP/IP

Backing Up the Database


Concepts and Planning Guide

Choosing a Type of Backup


Concepts and Planning Guide

Backup Example

Setting Up a Backup Program for a Small Network


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup


Concepts and Planning Guide

Where to Put Your Tape Drive


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller


System Guide

Setting the Tape Options


System Guide

Building Partial Tape and Backup Set Catalogs


System Guide

Maintaining Tapes


System Guide

Maintaining Tapes


System Guide

Setting the Tape Options

Setting the Restore Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing Hardware


System Guide

Maintaining Tapes


Concepts And Planning Guide

Forming a Network Backup Plan


System Guide

Setting the Tape Options


System Guide

Setting the Tape Options


System Guide

Maintaining Tapes


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning a Backup Schedule

Setting Up a Backup Program for a Small Network


System Guide

Setting the Tape Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

Storing Backup Tapes


Concepts And Planning Guide

Documenting Backup Operations

How Windows NT Backup Keeps Track of Files


Remote Access Service

Migrating from Earlier Versions of the Remote Access Service

Administering an OS/2 RAS Server on a Windows NT Domain


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup

Network Operations Quick Reference

Using Batch Files to Back Up Files

System Guide

Using Batch Files to Do Backups


System Guide

Native Commands


System Guide

Batch Programs


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs


Concepts And Planning Guide

Running a Command File upon UPS Shutdown

System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


Remote Access Service

Supported Modems

Unsupported Modems


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


System Guide

Creating a Linked or Embedded Object


Installation Guide

Boot Block Configuration Files


Installation Guide

How Does Remoteboot Work?


Installation Guide

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Installation Guide

Boot Block Configuration Files


Installation Guide

How Does Remoteboot Work?

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server and Using WINNT.EXE


Concepts And Planning Guide

Recovering a Mirrored Boot Partition


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting the Default Operating System

System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets


Concepts And Planning Guide

Recovering a Mirrored Boot Partition

Recovering a Server


Installation Guide

Editing BOOT.INI


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Recovery Easier


System Guide

Configuring Your System


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting and Stopping Devices

System Guide

Configuring Device Startup


Network Operations Quick Reference

Logging On and Logging Off

System Guide

Starting and Quitting Windows NT Server


System Guide

Defining Options for the Operating System

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Starting Windows NT Server on an x86-Based Computer


TCP/IP

Using DHCP with Diskless Workstations


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications

Special Considerations for Individual NetWare-Aware Applications


TCP/IP

Name Resolution for Windows Networking


TCP/IP

NetBIOS over TCP/IP and Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Using LMHOSTS with Dynamic Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Using LMHOSTS with Dynamic Name Resolution


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding LAN Manager 2.x Domains to a Windows NT Domain List

System Guide

Configuring Network Software and Adapter Cards


System Guide

Configuring Network Software and Adapter Cards

Managing Services

Managing a Computer


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing the Domain Models


System Guide

Setting Up to Print


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource Through File Manager


Concepts And Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Printing


System Guide

Browsing Other Computers and Resources on the Network


System Guide

Browsing Other Computers and Resources on the Network


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications

Special Considerations for Individual NetWare-Aware Applications


System Guide

Using Dialog Boxes


System Guide

Customizing Your Mouse or Other Pointing Device


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up Buttons on the File Manager Toolbar


TCP/IP

ftp


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

Ntbooks Utility


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

Using a Windows for Workgroups Computer as a Browse Master


Comprehensive Index - C
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

Cabling computers

Callback

configuring

description

not supported on X.25 networks

security

CallbackTime parameter

Capturing AppleTalk printers

disabling capture setting

recommendation

Capturing telnet screen output

cd (FTP command)

CD player improvements

CD-ROM drives

adding after installing Windows NT

assigning drive letters

detecting during Windows NT installation

installing Windows NT

troubleshooting unsupported peripherals

Character-based applications  See MS-DOS-based applications

Character-based windows  See Command prompt, Console

Characters

case of NTFS filenames

case sensitivity of PAD.INF reserved words

case sensitivity of passwords

conventions used in Windows NT documentation

escape codes for separator files

in filenames

in host name

in TCP domain name

printing extended or international characters

prohibited in names

sorting international characters

special characters in command prompt parameters

wildcard characters used in filenames

Checksum

Chkdsk utility

Chooser

accessing authentication files

File Server zone

troubleshooting

AppleTalk zones

intermittent appearance of printers and Windows NT Server

network numbers

using captured printers

Cisco router software update, DHCP relay agents

Clearing event logs

Client access licenses

Client leases, obtaining information

Client licensing modes  See Licensing modes

Client software

See LAN Manager, 2.x servers

See Windows for Workgroups

See Windows NT

See Workgroup Add-On for MS-DOS

Client software, NFS

Clients

activating Terminal mode

assigning addresses

IP

IPX

BOOTP

configuring Phone Book entries for TCP/IP

connecting

through intermediary devices

to Remote Access servers

DHCP

administering

allocation of IP addresses

leases

overview

Registry parameters

reservations

MS-DOS

name resolution

Network Client version 2.0 for MS-DOS  See Network Client

PPP (Point-to-Point protocol)

Remote Access

overview

setting up

troubleshooting problems

WAN options

Windows for Workgroups

Windows NT version 3.1

Windows NT version 3.5

X.25 network configurations

Clipboard

See also ClipBook

copying

and cutting information

files from File Manager

screen images

formats

saving contents

ClipBook

Clipbook Server service

ClipBook Viewer

connecting to another computer

description

permissions

placing linked objects on another computer

saving and sharing information

starting Clipboard

tools

online demonstration

pages

auditing

setting permissions

sharing information

taking ownership

close (FTP command)

Closing shared files

CMD files, logon scripts

CNF files for Migration Tool

Colors

command prompt windows

configuring video display

customizing desktop colors

printing halftone colors

saving in user profiles

supported by display adapters

Command history settings, changing

Command interpreter

Command prompt

changing

cursor size

display

screen size and position

commands  See Command prompt commands

configuring command history

configuring default settings in character-based windows

getting help

for Network Client commands

help commands

on TCP/IP utilities

including optional parameters in PIFs

information defined in user profiles

Insert mode

overview

properties command

QuickEdit mode

transferring information

turning on or off

screen buffer size

special-purpose utilities

starting

applications or programs

DHCP Manager1

DHCP service

or quitting

Remoteboot Manager

Remoteboot service

Telnet network service

WINS service

TCP/IP utilities

transferring information

Unicode support

using FTP commands

windows

colors

configuring default settings for character-based

fonts

toggling between window and full screen mode

Command prompt commands

batch commands

command symbols

configuration commands

editing

getting help for Network Client

history

ipxroute utility syntax

native commands

net commands

net logon

net start

net start full

NetWare file server connections

NetWare print queue connections

online command reference

pausing or canceling commands

recalling with Doskey

subsystem commands

supported NetWare utilities

switches

syntax

using special characters in parameters

winnt

Command-line utilities

Books Online

compact

format

jetpack

pentnt

route

Commands

case-sensitivity of switches

choosing

command prompt  See Command prompt commands

connectivity commands

description

finger

ftp

lpr

rcp

rexec

rsh

telnet

tftp

diagnostic commands

arp

description

hostname

ipconfig

lpq

nbtstat

netstat

ping

route

tracert

troubleshooting TCP/IP

dimmed

getting help on TCP/IP utilities

included in OLE packages

initiating with mouse

rplcmd utility

running

interactive commands with Telnet

on remote hosts with rexec

on remote hosts with rsh

TCP/IP utilities reference

Common controls, Windows 95

Common groups  See Program Manager, groups

Communications

applications

configuring PADs and serial communication settings

mail messaging system  See Mail

settings

testing modems with Terminal

compact, command-line utility

Compacting WINS and DHCP databases

Compatible timer hardware emulation

Compressing files and directories

Compressing shared Mail folders

Compression, disk compression products

CompuServe, obtaining information about Windows Sockets

Computer Browser  See Browsing the network

Computername

changing

specifying during Setup

troubleshooting

Computers

ISA, using more than 16 MB RAM, troubleshooting

names

changing

specifying during Setup

troubleshooting

RISC-based  See RISC-based computers

x86-based  See X86-based computers

CONFIG.NT

custom startup files

description

MS-DOS commands

repairing

running memory-resident programs

subsystem configuration commands

CONFIG.SYS

customizing MS-DOS environment

editing OS/2 configuration information

subsystem configuration commands

Configuration

See also Control Panel, network configuration

changing system settings

commands

configuring

key values with Registry Editor

Services for Macintosh  See Services for Macintosh, configuring

Windows NT

customizing

with control panel

working environment, suggestions

disk configuration information

See also Registry

restoring

editing with Registry Editor

recovering

saving

searching for

gateways

IPX protocol

Last Known Good Configuration, restoring system

maintaining startup configuration

Migration Tool configuration

MS-DOS configuration

NetWare-aware applications

network

NWLink

OS/2

remoteboot configuration files

restoring with

Control Panel System Recovery

Emergency Repair Disk

fault-tolerant boot floppy disk

last known good configuration

Windows NT Diagnostics

system

troubleshooting hardware configuration

Connections

baud speed, selecting modems

cabling computers

configuring Phone Book entries for TCP/IP

connecting

clients to Remote Access servers

through intermediary devices

to DHCP servers

to shared directories

to WINS servers for administration

diagnosing

nbtstat

netstat

dial-up PADs

direct

serial connections

setting up clients

vs. dial-up PADs

X.25 smart cards

displaying current TCP/IP connections

enabling RAS-specific logs

establishing with X.25 networks

configuring PADs and serial communication settings

dial-up PADs

gateways

gateways vs. logging on

making network connections from MS-DOS computers

NetWare

print queues

volumes

printer port connections  See Ports

RAS security

state of NetBIOS connections

testing modems with Terminal

troubleshooting

connection problems

modems

user connections

verifying with ping

WAN options

Console, changing

command history settings

cursor size

display options

fonts for window mode

screen colors

screen size and position

window mode settings

Console Operators

Context-sensitive help, displaying dialog box options

Control menu

description

displaying

keyboard shortcut reference

Control Panel

changing

application response time

computer name

domain names

environment variables

virtual memory paging file

changing maximum registry size

configuring

desktop appearance

device drivers

device startup

fonts

network

screen savers

serial ports

server memory usage

sound drivers

system date, time, and time zone

system, overview

UPS

video display

console

customizing

desktop colors

keyboard, cursor, and mouse

defining options for the operating system

Devices option

configuring device startup

starting and stopping devices

stopping services

disabling sound drivers

Display option

icon created when setting up Services for Macintosh

international options

joining a domain or workgroup

licensing icon

managing sounds

Network option

configuring FTP Server service

configuring SNMP

configuring TCP/IP

configuring network

configuring Services for Macintosh

installing FTP Server service

installing TCP/IP

installing TCP/IP printing

installing WINS servers

removing Services for Macintosh

setting up Services for Macintosh

troubleshooting AppleTalk zones

troubleshooting network numbers

options

overview

sending messages after power failure

Server option

closing resources

compared with Server Manager

disconnecting users

managing administrative alerts

managing server properties

setting up an export computer for directory replication

setting up an import computer for directory replication

specifying logon script path for directory replication

viewing connected users

viewing resources in use

viewing shared resources

Services option

configuring Print Server for user account

configuring service startup

configuring services

pausing DHCP service

sharing printers

starting or stopping WINS service

stopping and restarting Print Server

System option

System Recovery

Conventions used in Windows NT documentation

Converting recorded sound format

Copying

files and directories with File Manager

floppy disks

information

from command prompt window

overview

with ClipBook Viewer

program items to another program group

screen images

Corrupted system files

Counters  See Performance Monitor, counters

Creating

domains

folders in Macintosh-accessible volumes

global groups

local groups

logical drives

logon accounts

Macintosh-accessible volumes

partitions

printers

for TCP/IP printing

on Windows NT Server

printing pools

program items

stripe sets

stripe sets with parity

subdirectories

user accounts

user accounts for Macintosh print jobs

user profiles

volume sets

Creators, setting extension-type associations

Credentials

connecting to NetWare servers

NetWare server access problems

validating accounts

CTRL+ALT+DEL

preventing Trojan horse attacks

logging on to Windows NT

Cursor

adjusting blink rate

changing size at command prompt

customizing with Control Panel

system mouse pointer, hiding or displaying

Cursor size, changing

Cutting information

overview

with ClipBook Viewer


Remote Access Service

Cabling


Remote Access Service

Configuring Callback


Remote Access Service

Data Encryption and Callback


Remote Access Service

Callback


Remote Access Service

Security Features


Remote Access Service

RemoteAccess Parameters


Services for Macintosh

AppleTalk Network


Services for Macintosh

Capturing AppleTalk Printers


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Installation Guide

SCSI Drives


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Mass Storage Device


Installation Guide

SCSI Drives

Starting Setup on a RISC-Based Computer

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems

SCSI Drives


System Guide

Changing the Font in File Manager

Managing Files and Disks

Naming a File or Directory


Remote Access Service

PAD.INF Format


Installation Guide

Completing Setup

Setting Up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller


Installation Guide

Conventions


Concept and Planning Guides

Using Separator Pages


Concepts and Planning Guide

Considerations for MS-DOS Users


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS


System Guide

Printing Extended or International Characters


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server

Services for Netware Networks

Handling Group Name Conflicts

Handling Username Conflicts

System Guide

Managing Files and Disks


System Guide

Working with Other International Settings


System Guide

Parameters


System Guide

Limiting the Files to Display

Managing Files and Disks


TCP/IP

Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol


Installation Guide

Other Error Detection Tools


Services for Macintosh

Setting Up the Services for Macintosh Client Software


Services for Macintosh

Choosing a Network and Zone


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Enabling Clients to Use Printers on the AppleTalk Network


Network Operations Quick Reference

Clearing an Event Log


Remote Access Service

Activating Terminal Mode on the Client


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP

LAN Protocols

LAN Protocols


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


TCP/IP

Using DHCP with Diskless Workstations


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP


Remote Access Service

Connecting Through Intermediary Devices


Remote Access Service

Activating Terminal Mode on the Client

LAN Protocols


TCP/IP

Administering DHCP Clients

Managing Client Reservations


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Managing DHCP Addressing Policy


TCP/IP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Guidelines for Lease Options

Managing Client Leases


TCP/IP

Overview of DHCP Clients and Servers


TCP/IP

Registry Parameters for DHCP Clients


TCP/IP

Defining Options for Reservations

Managing Client Reservations


Remote Access Service

Windows For Workgroups, MS-DOS, and LAN Manager Clients


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP

LAN Protocols


Remote Access Service

PPP Clients


Remote Access Service

Remote Access Clients

Windows For Workgroups, MS-DOS, and LAN Manager Clients


Remote Access Service

Connecting Directly

Setting Up Remote Access Clients


Remote Access Service

Client Problems


Remote Access Service

WAN Options

RS-232C Null Modem


Remote Access Service

Windows For Workgroups, MS-DOS, and LAN Manager Clients


Remote Access Service

Windows NT Version 3.1 Clients


Remote Access Service

Windows NT Version 3.5 Clients


Remote Access Service

X.25 Configurations


System Guide

Copying Screen Images

Cutting and Copying Information


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories


System Guide

Copying Screen Images


System Guide

Viewing the Contents of the Clipboard


System Guide

Viewing the Contents of the Clipboard


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer

Viewing the Contents of the Clipboard


Concepts And Planning Guide

Permissions


System Guide

Network Operations Quick Reference


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


System Guide

Viewing the Contents of the Clipboard


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Online Demonstration


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing or Closing a Shared File


Services for Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Services for Netware Networks

Saving and Restoring Migration Options


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Configuring Video Display


System Guide

Customizing Desktop Colors


System Guide

Setting Printing Options


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Customizing Desktop Colors


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


Installation Guide

Getting Help


System Guide

Using Help

Getting Help for the Command Prompt


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

What Is Defined by a User Profile?


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Transferring Information to or from a Command Prompt Window


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Special-Purpose Utilities


System Guide

Starting an Application

Starting Programs at the Command Prompt


TCP/IP

Using DHCP Manager


TCP/IP

Installing DHCP Servers


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Command Prompt


Installation Guide

Starting the Remoteboot Manager


Installation Guide

Starting and Stopping the Remoteboot Service


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Installing WINS Servers


System Guide

TCP/IP Utilities


System Guide

Transferring Information to or from a Command Prompt Window


System Guide

Command Prompt Unicode Support


TCP/IP

Using FTP Commands at the Command Prompt


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Native Commands


System Guide

Command Symbols


System Guide

Symbols


System Guide

Editing Commands with Doskey and Editing Keys


Installation Guide

Getting Help


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


Services for Netware Networks

Managing IPX/SPX Routing on a Token Ring Network


System Guide

Command Symbols

Native Commands


System Guide

Command Symbols

Native Commands


Installation Guide

Starting Network Client and Logging On


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Services for Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource at the Command Prompt


Services for Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Printer Through Print Manager

Connecting to a NetWare Printer at the Command Prompt


System Guide

Getting Help for the Command Prompt


System Guide

Pausing or Canceling a Command


System Guide

Editing Commands with Doskey and Editing Keys


System Guide

Subsystem Commands


Services for Netware Networks

NetWare Utility Behavior Supplied by Windows NT Commands

Supported NetWare Utilities


System Guide

Switches


System Guide

Command Syntax

Command names


System Guide

Parameters


Installation Guide

Using WINNT.EXE


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


System Guide

Choosing Commands in Windows NT


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting the FTP Server Service

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Telnet

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Other Connection Problems

Troubleshooting Other Connection Problems

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Other Connection Problems

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting IP Configuration

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP Database Files


TCP/IP

Choosing Commands in Windows NT


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Selecting Items for Action


Installation Guide

Using The Remoteboot Command Utility (RPLCMD.EXE)


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


System Guide

Setting Serial Port Communications Options


Remote Access Service

Accessing X.25 Through Dial-Up PADs


System Guide

Setting Serial Port Communications Options


Remote Access Service

Unsupported Modems


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Managing Disk Space


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP with Third-Party Software


System Guide

Configuring the Network

Windows NT Computer

Adding or Removing Domain Computers

Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Computer Name of a Windows NT Computer


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Duplicate Computer Names


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Computer Name of a Windows NT Computer

System Guide

Configuring the Network

Changing the Computer Name of a Windows NT Computer

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Duplicate Computer Names


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Configuring the MS-DOS Environment


System Guide

Configuring the MS-DOS Environment


Installation Guide

Repairing CONFIG.NT and AUTOEXEC.NT


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs


System Guide

Configuration Commands


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Configuring the OS/2 Environment


System Guide

Configuration Commands


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing System Settings for Hardware


System Guide

Configuration Commands


Services For Macintosh

Registry Values


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

What to Do After Setup

Setting Up Your Personal Working Environment


Network Operations Quick Reference

Saving and Restoring Disk Configuration Information


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Saving and Restoring Disk Configuration Information

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Services For Netware Networks

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol


Installation Guide

Using the Last Known Good Configuration

Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting Windows NT with the Last Known Good Configuration

Services For Netware Networks

Using the Last Known Good Configuration


Installation Guide

Maintaining the Startup Configuration


Services For Netware Networks

Saving and Restoring Migration Options


System Guide

Configuring the MS-DOS Environment


Services For Netware Networks

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications


System Guide

Configuring the Network


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Print Gateway

Access Denied to a NetWare File Server

Managing Network Connections


Services For Netware Networks

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol


System Guide

Configuring the OS/2 Environment


Installation Guide

The RPL Directory


Installation Guide

Using System Recovery in Control Panel


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Recovery Easier

Installation Guide

Using the Repair Process

Services For Netware Networks

Using the Emergency Repair Disk


Installation Guide

Using a Fault-Tolerant Boot Floppy Disk


Installation Guide

Using the Last Known Good Configuration

Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting Windows NT with the Last Known Good Configuration

Services For Netware Networks

Using the Last Known Good Configuration


Installation Guide

Using Windows NT Diagnostics for System Diagnosis


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Changing Keyboard or Mouse Drivers


Installation Guide

Hardware Configuration Problems


Remote Access Service

Supported Modems


Remote Access Service

Cabling


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


Activating Terminal Mode on the Client


Remote Access Service

Connecting Through Intermediary Devices


TCP/IP

Installing and Configuring DHCP Servers


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Users Make Connections


TCP/IP

Administering WINS Servers


TCP/IP

nbtstat


TCP/IP

netstat


Remote Access Service

X.25


Remote Access Service

Connecting to the X.25 Network Directly


Remote Access Service

Connecting Directly


Remote Access Service

Accessing X.25 Through Dial-Up PADs


Remote Access Service

Wide-Area Network Adapters


TCP/IP

netstat


Remote Access Service

RAS-Specific Logs


Remote Access Service

Accessing X.25 Through Dial-Up PADs


Remote Access Service

Accessing X.25 Through Dial-Up PADs


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource at the Command Prompt


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Users Make Connections


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Print Queue


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Volume or Directory


Services For Netware Networks

How a Gateway Works


Remote Access Service

How Security Works at Connection Time


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Remote Access Service

Unsupported Modems


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Other Connection Problems


Remote Access Service

Supported Modems


Remote Access Service

Troubleshooting


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting IP Configuration

ping


Remote Access Service

Microsoft RAS Protocol


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


System Guide

Using the Control Menu and Task List


System Guide

Moving and Sizing Windows


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


System Guide

Changing Application Response Time


System Guide

Changing the Computer Name of a Windows NT Computer


System Guide

Changing the Name of a Domain


System Guide

Changing the Environment Variables


System Guide

Changing the Virtual-Memory Paging File


System Guide

Configuring Desktop Appearance


System Guide

Working with Multimedia Device Drivers


System Guide

Working with Fonts


System Guide

Configuring Device Startup


System Guide

Configuring the Network

Configuring the Network


System Guide

Working with Screen Savers


System Guide

Setting Serial Port Communications Options


System Guide

Configuring Server Memory


System Guide

Configuring Sound Drivers


System Guide

Working with Date, Time, and International Settings


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


System Guide

Configuring Video Display


System Guide

Customizing Desktop Colors


System Guide

Customizing the Keyboard, Cursor, and Mouse


System Guide

Defining Options for the Operating System


System Guide

Configuring Device Startup


System Guide

Starting and Stopping Devices


Services For Macintosh

Stopping and Removing Services for Macintosh


System Guide

Configuring Sound Drivers


System Guide

Configuring Video Display


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server

Services For Macintosh

Overview


System Guide

Working with Other International Settings


System Guide

Configuring the Network


System Guide

Using Audio and MIDI Sounds in Windows NT


TCP/IP

Configuring the FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP Security


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


System Guide

Configuring the Network

Setting Network Provider Search Order


Services For Macintosh

Configuring Services for Macintosh


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft FTP Server Service

TCP/IP

Installing the FTP Server Service


Installation Guide

Installing TCP/IP


TCP/IP

Setting Up Windows NT for TCP/IP Printing


TCP/IP

Installing and Configuring WINS Servers


Services For Macintosh

Stopping and Removing Services for Macintosh


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up from Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


System Guide

Viewing Resources In Use


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Viewing User Sessions


System Guide

Managing Administrative Alerts


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Directory Replication


System Guide

Managing Directory Replication


System Guide

Managing Directory Replication


System Guide

Viewing User Sessions


System Guide

Viewing Shared Resources


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up a User Account for Macintosh Print Jobs


System Guide

Viewing Shared Resources


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Managing Services


TCP/IP

Installing DHCP Servers


System Guide

Sharing a Printer


TCP/IP

Installing WINS Servers


Services For Macintosh

Stopping and Restarting the Print Server


System Guide

System Recovery


Installation Guide

Using System Recovery in Control Panel


Installation Guide

Conventions


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories


System Guide

Copying a Floppy Disk


System Guide

Transferring Information to or from a Command Prompt Window


System Guide

Cutting and Copying Information


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


System Guide

Copying a Program Item to Another Group


System Guide

Copying Screen Images


Services For Netware Networks

Using the Emergency Repair Disk


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a New Domain and Moving a Server to Another Domain


Services For Macintosh

Creating Folders in a Volume


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a Global Group


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a Local Group


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Disk Partitions


Network Operations Quick Reference

Preparing to Use Directory Replication


Services For Macintosh

Creating Volumes


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Disk Partitions


TCP/IP

Creating a Printer for TCP/IP Printing


Services For Macintosh

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Up a Pool of Network-Interface Printers

Choosing a Print Destination

Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a Printer Pool

System Guide

Setting Printer Details

Services For Macintosh

Advanced Topics


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up Applications to Run from Program Manager


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity


Services For Macintosh

Creating Folders in a Volume


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a New User Account


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up a User Account for Macintosh Print Jobs


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a User Profile


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


Services For Macintosh

Setting Extension-Type Associations

Parameter Key Values


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource Through File Manager


Services For Netware Networks

Access Denied to a NetWare File Server


Services For Netware Networks

Validating a NetWare Account


Concepts And Planning Guide

How to Prevent Trojan Horse Attacks


System Guide

Starting Windows NT Server


System Guide

Adjusting the Cursor Blink Rate


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Customizing the Keyboard, Cursor, and Mouse


System Guide

Using an Application's Own Mouse Cursor


System Guide

Cutting and Copying Information


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


Update Information for Version 3.51

Creating a Telnet Log FileH


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Update Information for Version 3.51

Licensing and License Manager

Purchase History


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Schedule Service


Update Information for Version 3.51

Command Prompt


Update Information for Version 3.51

Choosing the Properties Command


Update Information for Version 3.51

Ntbooks Utility


Update Information for Version 3.51

Compact Utility


Update Information for Version 3.51

Changed Functionality for Command-Line Utilities


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

Running Setup in Unattended Mode

Detecting and Correcting the Floating-Point Division Error

Pentnt Utility


Update Information for Version 3.51

Changed Functionality for Command-Line Utilities

Routing


Update Information for Version 3.51

Windows 95 Common Controls


Update Information for Version 3.51

Compact Utility


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

Compact UtilityFile Compression on NTFS Partitions


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Displaying Context-Sensitive Help About Dialog Box Options


Update Information for Version 3.51

Setting Maximum Registry Size Using the System Option in Control Panel


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Licensing


Update Information for Version 3.51

Converting the Format of a Recorded Sound Using Sound Recorder


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Comprehensive Index - D
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

Data

archiving in Schedule

default datatype for printers

Dynamic Data Exchange  See DDE

encryption

integrity, rules for file backups

managing files, overview

protecting

disk duplexing

disk mirroring

disk striping

fault-tolerance methods

overview

RAID data-management scheme

stripe sets vs. mirror sets

stripe sets with parity

with Disk Administrator

recovering

servers from backups

with fault-tolerance tools

storing, ClipBook Viewer

transporting with protocols  See Protocols

Data compression

Data Link Control (DLC)  See Protocols, Data Link Control (DLC)

Data link layer, DHCP options

Databases

backing up and restoring DHCP servers

WINS servers

compacting

initialization options

Date, display and configuration

DCA IRMA LAN for MS-DOS

DDE

changing file type information in File Manager

description

Network DDE DSDM service

Network DDE service

debug (FTP command)

Decompressing files and directories

delete (FTP command)

Deleting

See also Removing

application shortcut keys

archived event logs

device drivers

DHCP options

directories  See Directories

files  See Files

fonts

groups

guest accounts

logical drives

mail messages

migration list directory or file choices

mirror sets

partitions

program items

Program Manager groups

replication partners

servers from migration list

static mappings confirmation messages

stripe sets

stripe sets with parity

user accounts

user profiles

volume sets

volumes

volumes from migration list

Deleting leases on DHCP servers

Demonstration, online

Designating domain controllers in LMHOSTS file

Desktop

configuring

appearance

video display

customizing

icons

patterns

screen savers

wallpaper

windows

Destination routing

Device drivers

adding

procedure

SCSI drives

tape drives

allowing for different hardware and software configurations in user profiles

changing system settings

command prompt commands

configuring

video display

with Control Panel

correcting installation errors

installing

installing video display

kernel drivers

multimedia

installing drivers

new features in this release of Windows NT

network adapter cards  See Network adapter cards

obtaining new device drivers

OS/2 device names

printer drivers

See also Printer drivers

installing

troubleshooting

removing

from Drivers list

procedure

SCSI drives

tape drives

required by some applications

setting device startup type

setting up new or revised device drivers

sound drivers, configuring

starting and stopping devices

third party device drivers

video display

troubleshooting

upgrading to Windows NT 3.5 drivers

Windows NT Driver Library

Devices

See Control Panel;Devices option

See Device drivers

See Intermediary devices

DHCP

addressing policy guidelines

avoiding DNS naming conflicts

backing up database

clients

administering

allocation of IP addresses

ARP conflicts

configuring across IP routers

leases

moving to a new address

multihomed computers

option overlays

options supported

overview

Registry parameters

reservations

computer names in DHCP Manager

configuration parameters  See herein options

configuring TCP/IP automatically

database files

default NetBIOS over TCP/IP implementation

description

design overview

ipconfig command

MIB parameters

options

advanced

application layer parameters

assigning

changing values

client leases

client reservations

creating new options

deleting

description

DHCP Extensions

IP layer parameters per host

IP layer parameters per interface

link layer parameters per interface

NetBIOS over TCP/IP

TCP layer parameters per interface

vendor-specific information

pausing DHCP service

planning strategies

restoring database

RFC (Request for Comments)

Scope group objects

scopes

changing properties

client leases

client reservations

creating

description

DHCP options

removing

servers

active leases

address range exclusions

allocation of IP addresses

ARP conflicts

BOOTP clients

configuring

connecting to

creating scopes

database backup and restore

deleting leases

extended leases

installing

monitoring

overview

partitioning address pool, guidelines

planning strategies

reconciling inconsistent IP addresses

Registry parameters

removing

reservations

scopes

scopes

setting parameters

support, router software update

3Com

Cisco

Ungermann-Bass networks

Wellfleet

troubleshooting

using with diskless workstations

DHCP Manager

DHCP options

assigning

changing values

client reservations

creating new options

deleting

description

predefined

overview

Registry parameters

scopes

activating

changing properties

creating

DHCP options

removing

Diagnostic tools

See also Commands, diagnostic commands

description

troubleshooting TCP/IP

Diagnostics program (WINMSD.EXE)

Dial-up PADs

Dialog boxes

Dialog boxes, tabbed

Dialogs

interactive

postconnect

preconnect

static

writing scripts

Digiboard cards

Digital Alpha AXP platform

dir (FTP command)

Directories

See also Folders

accessing NetWare servers

auditing  See Auditing, access to files and directories

configuring Macintosh-accessible volumes

controlling access

copying with File Manager

created

by Network Client Administrator when installing network client software

during remoteboot installation

creating

in Macintosh-accessible volumes

subdirectories

with File Manager

deleting

turning off confirmation messages

with File Manager

designating as Macintosh-accessible volumes

directory tree

collapsing and expanding

description

displaying

navigating in File Manager

shortcut keys

directory windows

arranging

description

displaying only certain files

moving split bar

multiple windows

navigating in File Manager

sorting directory contents

updating

home directories

assigning to user accounts

configuring user environment profiles

copying user environment profiles

description

LAN Manager 2.x servers

permissions

special parameters

specifying applications' directory paths in user profiles

usefulness

keyboard shortcut reference

Macintosh folders

managing with File Manager

migrating to Windows NT servers

See also Migration Tool

choosing destination for migration

choosing directories for migration

migration log files

options

process overview

removing from migration list

rights and security

switching off in migration settings

tracking through a trial migration

moving

turning off confirmation messages

with File Manager

naming conventions

NetWare and Windows NT rights compared

network provider search order

NTFS

partition required on server for Services for Macintosh

security considerations

ownership

according to user's primary group

description

changing

taking

permissions

See also Permissions

adding groups or users

changing

customizing

default

description

example

granting to special identities

individual permissions

overview

removing

securing directories and files

setting

setting through shared directories

share permissions for FAT and HPFS volumes

special access permissions

standard permissions

strategies for using

viewing

renaming

replicating  See Directory replication

root directory, description

securing

selecting

directory for Windows NT files

in File Manager

shared directories  See Shared directories

sorting directory contents with File Manager

specifying working directories when creating program items

startup directory

taking ownership

troubleshooting

access

POSIX filenames

UNC names

Directory replication

creating logon accounts

description

Directory Replicator service

assigning logon accounts

assigning user accounts

description

logon scripts

example

export options

export servers

default export path

description

managing locks, stabilization, and subtree replication

setting up

import computers

default import path

description

managing locks

setting up

viewing imported subdirectories

importing directories

to a server

to a workstation

logon scripts

See also Logon scripts

path

replicating

preparing

prerequisites

Replicator group

updating files

usefulness

Directory Replicator service  See Directory replication

DisableMcastFwdWhenSessionTraffic parameter

Disabling

Remoteboot service for a workstation

user accounts

disconnect (FTP command)

Disconnecting

DHCP servers

users

from FTP Server service

from RAS

from resources

from servers

from shared resources

from volumes

gateway connections

gateways vs. logging off

viewing open file forks

Disjoint networks and WINS servers

Disk Administrator

See also Disks

assigning CD-ROM drive letters

breaking mirror sets

creating

extended partitions

primary partitions

stripe sets

stripe sets with parity

volume sets

data-protection tools

deleting

mirror sets

partitions, volumes, or logical drives

stripe sets

stripe sets with parity

volume sets

establishing mirror sets

extending volumes and volume sets

managing

disks

partitions

Overview

recovering

data with fault-tolerance tools

disk configuration information

Disk space

checking before adding files from Setup

creating

extended partitions

logical drives

primary partitions

volume sets

free space, description

freeing

by deleting unnecessary network client installation files

by removing non-essential Windows NT components

organizing

print server requirements

Remoteboot service requirements

required

for Mail

for Services for Macintosh

Diskless workstations, using with DHCP

Disks

boot disk, recovering boot partitions

configuration information

creating boot disks with WINNT.EXE

network installation startup disk vs. installation disk set with Network Client Administrator

Disk Administrator  See Disk Administrator

disk arrays used for fault-tolerance

disk compression products

disk space  See Disk space

drive letters  See Drive letters

duplexing, description

Emergency Repair disk

fault-tolerant boot floppy disk

fixing sector failures

floppy disks

backing up to

checking for bad sectors

copying

drive letters reserved for floppy disk drives

fault-tolerant boot disk

formatting

labeling

troubleshooting application installation failure

formatting  See Formatting

hard disks  See Hard disks

labeling  See Labeling

maintaining with File Manager

making installation disks for Network Client

managing

mirroring

See also Mirror sets

description

duplexing

examples

recovering data with fault-tolerance tools

stripe sets vs. mirror sets

monitoring disk activity

multiple disks

increasing throughput with stripe sets

issuing I/O commands concurrently

multiple paging files

partitions  See Partitions

Performance Monitor disk counters

physical disk activity  See Performance Monitor

restoring  See Restoring

solving performance problems

stripe sets  See Stripe sets

stripe sets with parity  See Stripe sets with parity

usage statistics

volume sets  See Volumes, volume sets

volumes  See Volumes

Display

See also Desktop

See also Monitors

See also Screen

See also Video display

allowing for different video displays in user profiles

changing system settings

configuring video display

setting up new or revised device drivers

system mouse pointer, hiding or displaying

troubleshooting video drivers and adapters

Display control interface (DCI) support

Display options, changing

DLC (Data Link Control) protocol  See Protocols, Data Link Control (DLC)

DNS

addressing

avoiding naming conflicts

configuring communication

description

host name, configuring

name resolution

description

enabling

search order

name servers

resolvers

TCP domain name

DNS for name resolution

Documentation

conventions

obtaining for installation of network client software

online

overview of this manual

TCP/IP

utility errata

Windows NT

Documents

attaching to mail messages

copying screen images

document files displayed in File Manager

document windows

keyboard shortcut reference

OLE  See OLE

opening automatically when starting applications

printing  See Printing, documents

transferring

formats with Clipboard

information  See Transferring, information

Domain Name System  See DNS

Domains

adding

computers

LAN Manager domains to a Windows NT domain list

workstations to domains

changing

computer names

domain names

owners of directories

primary group of directories

creating

description

designating Windows NT Server domain controllers in LMHOSTS file

DNS addressing

Domain Admins group

domain controllers

backup domain controller passwords

backup mechanism

configuring during Setup

demoting

description

LAN Manager 2.x servers

promoting a server

role

security database

Domain Guests group

domain models

complete trust model

master domain model

multiple master domain model

network security examples

organizing domains

single domain model

Domain Users group

domain-based security

fully qualified domain name (FQDN)

group memberships  See Groups

interaction

with other computers

with servers running other network systems

joining after Setup

joining during Setup

logon scripts  See Logon scripts

managing

with Server Manager

with User Manager for Domains

migrating accounts from NetWare servers

creating accounts

duplicate names

migrating several servers to one domain

migrating to master domain

planning a migration

setting options

moving a computer from one domain to another

MS-DOS workstations

network security examples

organizing  See herein domain models

overview

pass-through authentication

reinstalling Windows NT

Remote Access security overview

removing domain computers

security overview

selecting

with Server Manager

with User Manager for Domains

setting up

specifying with Microsoft authentication

standard servers

starting Network Client and logging on

synchronizing domain computers

troubleshooting

adding and removing trusted domains

user passwords

trust relationships  See Trust relationships

typical arrangement of resources on Microsoft networks

using low speed connection

viewing

vs. workgroups

Windows NT domains vs. TCP/IP domains

workstation participation

Domain controllers

backup (BDCs)

primary (PDCs)

DOS  See MS-DOS

Doskey, description

Dr. Watson utility

DoubleSpace compression

Dragging

data file icons onto program file icons to start applications

description

files and directories to move or copy them

files in File Manager to print them

linking and embedding OLE file packages with drag-and-drop

Drive letters

assigning

to drives

to shared directories

caution for system partitions

CD-ROM drives

connecting to

NetWare drives

shared directories with Network Client

mirror sets

reserved for floppy disk drives

restoring

static assignment

stripe sets

volumes

Drivers

See Device drivers

See Network adapter cards;drivers

See Printer drivers

See Protocols

Drives

adding

backing up  See Backing up

CD-ROM

adding after installing Windows NT

assigning drive letters

detecting during Windows NT installation

installing Windows NT

troubleshooting

command prompt commands

disk arrays used for fault-tolerance

disk mirroring  See Mirror sets

disk striping

See Stripe sets

See Stripe sets with parity

disk-partitioning schemes, examples

drive letters  See Drive letters

hard drives  See Hard disks

IDE/ESDI support, troubleshooting

logical drives

assigning drive letters

creating

deleting

free space in extended partitions

navigating in File Manager

NetWare

network drives

RAM drives, using on remoteboot workstations

SCSI

adding or removing

detecting during Windows NT installation

installing after Windows NT Setup

installing Windows NT

tape backup devices supported by Windows NT

terminating SCSI bus

troubleshooting

tape drives

See also Backing up

See also Backup tapes

See also Restoring files from tape

adding or removing

backup commands

Backup program prerequisites

loading tape backup drivers

multiple tape drives

number needed

optimal location

setting tape options

setting up

supported by Windows NT Backup program

using a new tape device

DriveSpace compression

Duplicating program items

Dynamic Data Exchange  See DDE

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)  See DHCP


System Guide

Advanced Features of Schedule+


System Guide

Setting Printer Details

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details


Remote Access Service

Data Encryption and Callback


Concepts and Planning Guide

Files That Are Not Copied


System Guide

Browsing Other Computers and Resources on the Network

Managing Files and Disks


System Guide

Protecting Data


System Guide

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Set

Protecting Data

Concepts and Planning Guides

Level 1


Concepts and Planning Guide

Level 0

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity

Protecting Data


Concepts and Planning Guide

Managing Fault Tolerance and UPS

System Guide

Protecting Data


System Guide

Managing Security


Concepts and Planning Guide

Understanding Raid

System Guide

Protecting Data


System Guide

Protecting Data


Concepts and Planning Guide

Level 5


System Guide

Protecting Data


Concepts and Planning Guide

How to Recover a Server

Recovering a Server


System Guide

Recovering Data


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


System Guide

Configuring Date and Time

Working with Date, Time, and International Settings


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


System Guide

Associating Files with an Application


System Guide

Linking or Embedding an Object with Menu Commands


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Archiving A Log


System Guide

Installing and Configuring Drivers


TCP/IP

Creating New DHCP Options


System Guide

Removing A Font


Network Operations Quick Reference

Deleting A Group

System Guide

Deleting Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Interoperability with Windows for Workgroups


Network Operations Quick Reference

Deleting Partitions, Volumes, or Logical Drives


System Guide

Deleting A Message

Starting and Quitting Mail


Services For Netware Networks

Selecting Directories and Files to Transfer


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Deleting Partitions, Volumes, or Logical Drives

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Deleting Groups and Program Items


System Guide

Deleting Groups and Program Items


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners


Services For Netware Networks

Selecting Servers for Migration


TCP/IP

Setting Preferences for WINS Manager


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Deleting User Accounts

System Guide

Disabling or Deleting User Accounts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Deleting a User Profile from a Workstation

System Guide

Deleting User Profiles


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


Network Operations Quick Reference

Deleting Partitions, Volumes, or Logical Drives

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Services For Netware Networks

Selecting Volumes to Transfer


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Online Demonstration


TCP/IP

Designating Domain Controllers Using #DOM

Designating Domain Controllers Using #DOM


Systems Guide

Configuring Desktop Appearance

Setting Up Your Personal Working Environment


System Guide

Changing the Desktop

Setting Up Your Personal Working Environment

Setting Up Your Personal Working Environment


System Guide

Configuring Desktop Appearance


System Guide

Configuring Desktop Appearance


System Guide

Configuring Video Display


System Guide

Overview

Working with Screen Savers


System Guide

Configuring Desktop Appearance


System Guide

Configuring Desktop Appearance


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding and Removing Drivers for SCSI Adapters or Tape Drives


System Guide

Adding and Removing Drivers for SCSI Adapters and Tape Drives


System Guide

Adding and Removing Drivers for SCSI Adapters and Tape Drives


Concepts and Planning Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware Configurations

System Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware and Software Configurations


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing System Settings for Hardware

System Guide

Changing Keyboard or Mouse Drivers

Installing and Configuring Drivers


System Guide

Configuration Commands


System Guide

Configuring Video Display


System Guide

Installing and Configuring Drivers

Managing Devices

Working with Multimedia Device Drivers


Installation Guide

Printing from Windows-Based and MS-DOS Based Applications


System Guide

Correcting a Faulty Device-Driver Installation


System Guide

Installing a New Device Driver

Installing and Configuring Drivers

Working with Multimedia Device Drivers


System Guide

Configuring Video Display


System Guide

Installing and Configuring Drivers


Network Operations Quick Reference

Installing Multimedia Device Drivers


Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


System Guide

Obtaining New Device Drivers


System Guide

Configuring the OS/2 Environment


System Guide

Installing a Printer

Installing a Printer Driver


Installation Guide

Printing from Windows-Based and MS-DOS Based Applications


System Guide

Installing and Configuring Drivers


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding and Removing Drivers for SCSI Adapters or Tape Drives


System Guide

Adding and Removing Drivers for SCSI Adapters and Tape Drives


System Guide

Adding and Removing Drivers for SCSI Adapters and Tape Drives


System Guide

Supported Applications


Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting and Stopping Devices

System Guide

Configuring Device Startup


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing System Settings for Hardware

System Guide

Setting Up New or Revised Device Drivers


System Guide

Configuring Sound Drivers


Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting and Stopping Devices

System Guide

Starting and Stopping Devices


System Guide

Installing and Configuring Drivers


Installation Guide

Printing from Windows-Based and MS-DOS Based Applications


Installation Guide

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards


Concepts and Planning Guide

Installing Printer Drivers

Installation Guide

Overview

System Guide

Obtaining New Device Drivers


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Managing DHCP Addressing Policy


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Avoiding DNS Naming Conflicts


TCP/IP

Backing up the DHCP Database onto Another Computer


TCP/IP

Administering DHCP Clients

Managing Client Reservations


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Managing DHCP Addressing Policy


TCP/IP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Guidelines for Lease Options

Managing Client Leases


TCP/IP

Overview of DHCP Clients and Servers


TCP/IP

Registry Parameters for DHCP Clients


TCP/IP

Defining Options for Reservations

Managing Client Reservations


TCP/IP

Using DHCP Manager


TCP/IP

Using DHCP


TCP/IP

Backing up the DHCP Database onto Another Computer

Managing the DHCP Database Files


TCP/IP

NetBIOS over TCP/IP and Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol


TCP/IP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

DHCP MIB Parameters


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for DHCP

Registry Parameters for DHCP Clients


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Assigning DHCP Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Changing DHCP Option Values


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Lease Options


TCP/IP

Defining Options for Reservations


TCP/IP

Creating New DHCP Options


TCP/IP

Creating New DHCP Options


TCP/IP

Configuring DHCP Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Installing DHCP Servers


TCP/IP

Planning a Large-Scale Strategy for DHCP Servers

Planning a Strategy for DHCP


TCP/IP

Restoring the DHCP Database


TCP/IP

Restoring the DHCP Database


TCP/IP

DHCP Scope Group


TCP/IP

Changing Scope Properties


TCP/IP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Managing Client Leases


TCP/IP

Defining Options for Reservations

Managing Client Reservations


TCP/IP

Creating Scopes


TCP/IP

Defining DHCP Scopes


TCP/IP

Configuring DHCP Options

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Removing a Scope


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Managing DHCP Addressing Policy


TCP/IP

Using DHCP Manager


TCP/IP

Creating Scopes


TCP/IP

Installing DHCP Servers


TCP/IP

Overview of DHCP Clients and Servers


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Partitioning the Address Pool


TCP/IP

Planning a Large-Scale Strategy for DHCP Servers

Planning a Strategy for DHCP


TCP/IP

Registry Parameters DHCP Servers


TCP/IP

Using DHCP Manager


TCP/IP

Defining DHCP Scopes

Removing a Scope


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting DHCP


TCP/IP

Using DHCP with Diskless Workstations


TCP/IP

Assigning DHCP Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Changing DHCP Option Values


TCP/IP

Defining Options for Reservations


TCP/IP

Creating New DHCP Options


TCP/IP

Creating New DHCP Options


TCP/IP

Configuring DHCP Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Using DHCP Manager


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for DHCP

Registry Parameters for DHCP Clients


TCP/IP

Creating Scopes


TCP/IP

Changing Scope Properties


TCP/IP

Creating Scopes


TCP/IP

Configuring DHCP Options

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Removing a Scope


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP Database Files


Concpets and Planning Guide

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers

Monitoring Examples


Remote Access Service

Accessing X.25 Through Dial-Up PADs

Connecting Through Dial-Up PADs

X.25


System Guide

Using Dialog Boxes


Remote Access Service

Connecting Through Intermediary Devices

Writing Scripts


Remote Access Service

Writing Scripts


Remote Access Service

Writing Scripts


Remote Access Service

Connecting Through Intermediary Devices

Writing Scripts


Remote Access Service

Writing Scripts


Remote Access Service

Wide-Area Network Adapters


Services For Netware Networks

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Services For Netware Networks

Access Denied to a NetWare File Server

Connecting to a NetWare Volume or Directory

Managing NetWare File Attributes

NetWare Login Scripts Are Not Running


Services For Macintosh

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Directory, File Index, and Configuration File Details

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Services For Macintosh

Creating Folders in a Volume


Services For Macintosh

Creating Folders in a Volume


System Guide

Creating a Directory


System Guide

Turning Off Confirmation Messages


System Guide

Deleting a File or Directory


Services for Macintosh

Creating a Macintosh-Accessible Volume


System Guide

Expanding and Collapsing the Directory Tree

Showing Which Directories Expand


System Guide

Working with Directory Windows


System Guide

Displaying the Directory Tree or Contents


System Guide

Connecting To and Disconnecting From a Network Drive

Navigating Drives and Directories


System Guide

Changing Directories


System Guide

Opening and Closing Directory Windows


System Guide

Working with Directory Windows


System Guide

Limiting the Files to Display


System Guide

Displaying the Directory Tree or Contents


System Guide

Opening and Closing Directory Windows


System Guide

Connecting To and Disconnecting From a Network Drive

Navigating Drives and Directories


System Guide

Sorting the Contents of a Directory


System Guide

Opening and Closing Directory Windows


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Concepts and Planning Guide

Home Directories

Managing User Environments

Systems Guide

Managing User Account Properties

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups


Systems Guide

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Concepts and Planning Guide

Home Directories


Concepts and Planning Guide

Allowing for Different Software Configurations


Concepts and Planning Guide

Home Directories


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


Services For Macintosh

How Shared Files Appear to Users


System Guide

Viewing a File's Version Information

Working with Files and Directories


Services For Netware Networks

Specifying a Destination Share


Services For Netware Networks

Selecting Directories and Files to Transfer


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Files and Directories

Transferring Files and Directories


Services For Netware Networks

Migration Decisions

Migration Decisions


Services For Netware Networks

Selecting Directories and Files to Transfer


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts

Comparing Directory and File Security


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Files and Directories

Switching Off File Transfer


Services For Netware Networks

Running a Trial


System Guide

Turning Off Confirmation Messages


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories


Concepts and Planning Guide

Considerations for MS-DOS Users

System Guide

Changing the Font in File Manager

Managing Files and Disks

Naming a File or Directory


Services For Netware Users

Comparing Directory and File Security


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Network Provider Search Order

System Guide

Setting Network Provider Search Order


Services for Macintosh

Requirements for Computers Running Windows NT Server


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Services for Macintosh

Windows NT Server Accounts for Macintosh Clients


Concepts and Planning Guide

How File Ownership Works

Managing Network Files

What Different Types of Users Can Do

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files

Taking Ownership of Files or Directories


Services for Macintosh

Changing the Owner or Primary Group


System Guide

Setting Directory Permissions


System Guide

Adding Users and Groups to Permissions and Auditing Lists


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

System Guide

Setting Directory Permissions


System Guide

Setting Special Access Permissions


Concepts and Planning Guide

Default Directory Permissions


Concepts and Planning Guide

Managing Network Files


Concepts and Planning Guide

Setting Up File Permissions


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


System Guide

Securing Directories and Files


System Guide

Setting Directory Permissions


Concepts and Planning Guide

Default Directory Permissions

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Permissions for a Directory

System Guide

Setting Directory Permissions


Concepts and Planning Guide

Default Directory Permissions

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Permissions on a Directory Share

System Guide

Setting Permissions Through Shared Directories


Concepts and Planning Guide

Permissions


Netowrk Operations Quick Reference

Setting Special Access Permissions

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files

Setting Special Access Permissions


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files

Setting Directory Permissions


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Permissions for a Directory

System Guide

Setting Directory Permissions


System Guide

Renaming a File or Directory


System Guide

Working with Directory Windows


Concepts and Planning Guide

Default Directory Permissions

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

System Guide

Managing Security

Securing Directories and Files

Taking Ownership of Files or Directories


Installation Guide

Selecting a Directory for Windows NT Server Files


System Guide

Selecting Files or Directories


System Guide

Sorting the Contents of a Directory


System Guide

Creating Program Items


System Guide

Startup Directory


Network Operations Quick Reference

Taking Ownership of a File or Directory


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Gateway


Network Operations Quick Reference

Preparing to Use Directory Replication


Concepts And Planning Guide

Directory Replication

How Directory Replication Works

Managing Network Files

System Guide

Managing Directory Replication

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Services


Network Operations Quick Reference

Preparing to Replicate Logon Scripts

System Guide

Managing Directory Replication

Managing Server Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Network Files

System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Logon Scripts Work


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Up Replication of Multiple Directory Trees


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Directory Replication Works


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up an Export Server

System Guide

Managing Directory Replication

Managing Server Properties


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up an Export Server

Setting Up an Export Server

System Guide

Managing Directory Replication

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up an Import Computer

System Guide

Managing Directory Replication

Managing Server Properties


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up an Import Computer

Setting Up an Import Computer

System Guide

Managing Directory Replication

Managing Server Properties


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up an Import Computer

System Guide

Managing Directory Replication

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Directory Replication


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Directory Replication Works


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Logon Scripts Work

System Guide

Managing Directory Replication

Managing Server Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Directory Replication Works

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up an Import Computer

Setting Up the Replication of Logon Scripts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Preparing to Use Directory Replication


System Guide

Managing Directory Replication

Managing Server Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Network Operations Quick Reference

Preparing to Replicate Logon Scripts

System Guide

Built-In Groups

Built-In Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Directory Replication

Directory Replication


Concepts And Planning Guide

Directory Replication


Remote Access Service

NetbiosGateway Parameters


Installation Guide

Deleting a Workstation


Network Operations Quick Reference

Disabling and Enabling User Accounts

System Guide

Disabling or Deleting User Accounts


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Using DHCP Manager


TCP/IP

Administering the FTP Server Service

Advanced Configuration Parameters for FTP Server Service

Customizing Greeting and Exit Messages

Managing Users


Remote Access Service

Security Features


System Guide

Viewing Shared Resources


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections

System Guide

Viewing Shared Resources


Services For Macintosh

Disconnecting Macintosh Users and Volumes


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource at the Command Prompt


Services For Netware Networks

How a Gateway Works


Services For Macintosh

Viewing Open File Forks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


System Guide

Protecting Data


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


System Guide

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets


System Guide

Extending Volumes and Volume Sets


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


Managing Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Recovering Data


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Windows NT Components


System Guide

Partitioning Disks

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Overview


System Guide

Adding and Removing Windows NT Components


System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing Computers to Be Print Servers


Installation Guide

Disk Space Requirements


System Guide

Creating a Workgroup Postoffice

Managing Disk Space


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Computers Running Windows NT Server


TCP/IP

Using DHCP with Diskless Workstations


Concepts And Planning Guide

Recovering a Mirrored Boot Partition


Network Operations Quick Reference

Saving and Restoring Disk Configuration Information

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server and Using WINNT.EXE


Installation Guide

Using the Network Client Administrator

Installing the Network Client Software

Making Installation Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Hardware Solutions


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer


System Guide

Protecting Data


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Recovery Easier

Installation Guide

What You Need to Know Before Running Setup

Creating an Emergency Repair Disk

Using the Repair Process

Services For Netware Networks

Using the Emergency Repair Disk


Installation Guide

Using a Fault-Tolerant Boot Floppy Disk


System Guide

Recovering Data


System Guide

Selecting Your Hardware


System Guide

Formatting a Floppy Disk


System Guide

Copying a Floppy Disk


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Using a Fault-Tolerant Boot Floppy Disk


System Guide

Formatting a Floppy Disk


System Guide

Labeling a Disk


Installation Guide

Floppy Disk Failure When Installing an Application


System Guide

Maintaining Disks


Installation Guide

Using the Network Client Administrator

Installing the Client-Based Network Administration Tools


System Guide

Managing Files and Disks

Managing Disks


System Guide

Protecting Data

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets


System Guide

Protecting Data


System Guide

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets


System Guide

Recovering Data


System Guide

Protecting Data


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Disk Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Disk Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Solving Performance Problems


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Disk Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware Configurations

Allowing for Different Hardware and Software Configurations


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing System Settings for Hardware


System Guide

Configuring Video Display


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing System Settings for Hardware


System Guide

Using an Application's Own Mouse Cursor


Installation Guide

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards


TCP/IP

Domain Name System Addressing


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Avoiding DNS Naming Conflicts


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS


TCP/IP

Name Resolution for Windows Networking


TCP/IP

Domain Name System Addressing


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS


TCP/IP

Domain Name System Addressing


TCP/IP

Domain Name System Addressing


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS


Installation Guide

Conventions


Installation Guide

Getting Documentation


TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


Concepts And Planning Guide

How to Use This Manual

Installation Guide

Finding_Information_About_Windows_NT Server


System Guide

Overview

Reading a Message

Advanced Features of Mail


System Guide

Copying Screen Images


System Guide

Working with Directory Information


System Guide

Using Document Windows


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


System Guide

Creating Program Items


System Guide

Viewing the Contents of the Clipboard


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding a Windows NT Computer to a Domain

Systems Guide

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding LAN Manager 2.x Domains to a Windows NT Domain List

System Guide

Configuring Network Software and Adapter Cards


Network Operations Quick Reference

Using Control Panel to Add a Computer to a Domain


System Guide

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Name of a Domain

System Guide

Changing the Name of a Domain


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Owner or Primary Group


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Owner or Primary Group


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a New Domain and Moving a Server to Another Domain


Concepts And Planning Guide

Domains: The Basic Administrative Units

System Guide

Configuring the Network

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups

Managing the View


TCP/IP

Designating Domain Controllers Using #DOM


TCP/IP

Domain Name System Addressing


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

Built-In Groups


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller

Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a New Domain and Moving a Server to Another Domain


Network Operations Quick Reference

Demoting a Primary Domain Controller to Backup


Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


Network Operations Quick Reference

Promoting a Server to Primary Domain Controller


Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers


System Guide

Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


System Guide

Built-In Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing the Domain Models

Knowing the Domain Models

Using the Complete Trust Model


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing the Domain Models

Knowing the Domain Models

Knowing the Domain Models

Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Network Models


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing the Domain Models

Knowing the Domain Models

Using the Multiple Master Domain Model


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using the Master Domain Model


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing the Domain Models


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing the Domain Models


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In Groups


Remote Access Service

Security Features


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS

Domain Name System Addressing


Concepts And Planning Guide

How a Domain Interacts with Other Computers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Servers Running Other Network Systems


System Guide

Configuring the Network


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller


System Guide

Managing a Domain


System Guide

Overview


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Network Models


Services For Netware Networks

Interoperability with Windows for Workgroups


Services For Netware Networks

Handling Group Name Conflicts


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Accounts to a Windows NT Master Domain


Services For Netware Networks

Planning a Migration


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a New Domain and Moving a Server to Another Domain

System Guide

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?

Logging On from an MS-DOS Computer

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using the Master Domain Model


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Permissions for a Gateway Share


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Network Models


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Domains and Trust Relationships

What Makes Up a Domain?


Installation Guide

Reinstalling Windows NT Server


Remote Access Service

User Accounts and Domains


Network Operations Quick Reference

Removing a Computer from a Domain


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Network Security Works


System Guide

Managing the View


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up the Services for Macintosh Client Software


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


Installation Guide

Starting Network Client and Logging On


Network Operations Quick Reference

Synchronizing with the Primary Domain Controller


Synchronizing Domain Computerst@sysguide.hlpers


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Microsoft Network Client Version 3.0 for MS-DOS


System Guide

Managing the View

Managing the View


Remote Access Service

Maintenance and Troubleshooting


Concepts And Planning Guide

Domains: The Basic Administrative Units

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Domains: The Basic Administrative Units


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


System Guide

Editing Commands with Doskey and Editing Keys


Installation Guide

Other Error Detection Tools


System Guide

Starting an Application from File Manager


System Guide

Selecting Items for Action


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories


System Guide

Printing a File from File Manager


System Guide

Embedding a Package


Network Operations Quick Reference

Assigning Drive Letters


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Users Make Connections


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Assigning CD-ROM Drive Letters

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource Through File Manager

Network Operations Quick Reference

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource at the Command Prompt


Installation Guide

Using Shared Directories


System Guide

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding and Removing Drivers for SCSI Adapters or Tape Drives


Installation Guide

SCSI Drives


Network Operations Quick Reference

Assigning CD-ROM Drive Letters

Systems Guide

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Mass Storage Device


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer

SCSI Drives


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


System Guide

Configuration Commands


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Hardware Solutions


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


Network Operations Quick Reference

Assigning Drive Letters


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Disk Partitions

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Deleting Partitions, Volumes, or Logical Drives

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Navigating Drives and Directories


Services For Netware Networks

How a Gateway Works


System Guide

Connecting To and Disconnecting From a Network Drive


Installation Guide

Using a RAM Drive on the Workstation


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding and Removing Drivers for SCSI Adapters or Tape Drives

System Guide

Adding and Removing Drivers for SCSI Adapters and Tape Drives


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Mass Storage Device


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Mass Storage Device


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer

SCSI Drives


System Guide

Selecting Your Hardware


Installation Guide

SCSI Drives


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding and Removing Drivers for SCSI Adapters or Tape Drives

System Guide

Adding and Removing Drivers for SCSI Adapters and Tape Drives


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Backup


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Backup


System Guide

Selecting Your Hardware


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing Hardware


Concepts And Planning Guide

Where to Put Your Tape Drive


System Guide

Setting the Tape Options


System Guide

Selecting Your Hardware


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup


Network Operations Quick Reference

Using a New Tape Device


System Guide

Copying a Program Item to Another Group


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


System Guide

Configuring Video Display


Update Information for Version 3.51

Compact UtilityFile Compression on NTFS Partitions


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

Compact UtilityFile Compression on NTFS Partitions


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

Routing


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Client


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Client


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Client


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Client


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Client


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

SNMP


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

SNMP


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

SNMP


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Update Information for Version 3.51

Windows 95 Common Controls


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

Books Online


Update Information for Version 3.51

Welcome


Update Information for Version 3.51

Utilities


Update Information for Version 3.51

Using a Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1 PDC with a Windows NT Server 3.51 BDC


Update Information for Version 3.51

Using a Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1 PDC with a Windows NT Server 3.51 BDC

WINS Servers

Licensing

Server Browser


Update Information for Version 3.51

Compact Utility


Update Information for Version 3.51

Compact Utility


Comprehensive Index - E
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

E-mail  See Mail

Editing

DHCP option values

LMHOSTS file

Registry parameters

DHCP

FTP

WINS

WINS static mappings

Eicon cards

Embedding  See OLE

Emergency Repair disk

EMS memory  See Memory, expanded

EnableAudit parameter

EnableBroadcast parameter

EnableNetbiosSessionsAuditing parameter

Environment

customizing working environment, suggestions

MS-DOS  See MS-DOS, environment

OS/2  See OS/2

setting environment variables

user environment profiles

user environments  See User environments

variables  See Environment variables

Windows 3.1  See Microsoft Windows

Environment variables

changing

conflict resolution

deleting

description

listed

PATH

setting

types

viewing

ERROR.LOG

Errors

detection tools

fatal system errors, Control Panel System Recovery

invalid passwords

messages, troubleshooting Windows NT startup

Migration Tool logs

monitoring

pausing migration on errors

searching event logs

STOP errors, Control Panel System Recovery

System Error F002

Ethernet

address translation tables

displaying statistics

EtherTalk

AppleTalk zones

network numbers

network ranges

number of nodes

frame types

network media supported by Windows NT Server

network setup examples

planning setup of printing devices

supported by Phase 2 AppleTalk networks

Event logs

See also Events

archived logs

clearing

event information included

Event Log service

description

logging events

sending messages after power failure

event logging policy

fatal system errors

filtering options

formatting in other applications

full

log file format

log size

logging options

monitoring network activity and performance

overwriting events

restoring from tape backups

searching for events

security log

description

events logged

sorting events

system log

types

using for troubleshooting

viewing

viewing specific logged events

Event Viewer  See Events, Event Viewer

Events

assigning sounds

auditing

clearing manually

checking event log

description

details

error events

event IDs

Event Log service

description

logging events

sending messages after power failure

event logging policy

event logs  See Event logs

event types

Event Viewer

archiving logs

changing font

checking event log

filtering events

monitoring network activity and performance

overview

RAS audit and error messages

searching for events

selecting logs

sorting events

troubleshooting AppleTalk error messages

troubleshooting network problems

viewing archived event logs

viewing event details

viewing events

filtering

description

options

procedure

restoring default criteria

system hardware problems

turning off

interpreting data

monitoring

overwriting

RAS categories

reminders  See Schedule+

saving data

scheduling  See Schedule+

searching for

security events

See also Event logs, security log

access to files and directories

logon attempts and resource use

SNA, mapping alerts

sorting

STOP errors and system recovery

viewing

details

event logs

for another computer

specific logged events

Executive, Windows NT

Exiting Migration Tool

Export servers  See Directory replication, export servers

Extended characters, printing

Extended leases on DHCP servers

Extending volumes and volume sets

Extension-agent DLLs for SNMP

Extension-type associations

adding

description

removing

setting

type-creators, key values

External transceiver, specifying for Network Client


TCP/IP

Changing DHCP Option Values


TCP/IP

Editing the LMHOSTS File


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for DHCP


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for WINS


TCP/IP

Editing Static Mappings


Remote Access Service

Wide Area Network Adaptors


Remote Access Service

Remote Access Paramters


Remote Access Service

NetbiosGateway Parameters


Remote Access Server

NetbiosGateway Parameters


System Guide

What to Do After Setup


Concepts and Planning Guide

Making Recovery Easier

Installation Guide

What You Need to Know Before Running Setup

Using the Repair Process

Creating an Emergency Repair Disk

Network Operations Quick Reference

Restoring Your System Using the Emergency Repair Disk

Services for Netware Networks

Using the Emergency Repair Disk


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Environment Variables


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Environment Profile

System Guide

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


System Guide

Changing the Environment Variables


Concepts and Planning Guide

How Environment Variables Are Set


System Guide

Changing the Environment Variables


Concepts and Planning Guide

Managing User Environments

How Environment Variables Are Set


Concepts and Planning Guide

How Environment Variables Are Set


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Environment Variables Are Set


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Environment Variables


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Environment Variables Are Set


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Environment Variables Are Set

System Guide

Defining Options for the Operating System


Services For Netware Networks

Running A Trial

Using Log Files


Installation Guide

Other Error Detection Tools


Installation Guide

Using System Recovery in Control Panel


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a Netware File Resource at the Command Prompt


Installation Guide

Troubleshooting Startup Error Messages


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files

Options for Transferring Users and Groups

Handling Username Conflicts

Handling Group Name Conflicts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


Installation Guide

Using System Recovery in Control Panel


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


TCP/IP

arp


TCP/IP

netstat


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks

Routing Information


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks

Routing Information


Services For Macintosh

Routing Information


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services For Netware Networks

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Physical Setup


Services For Macintosh

Example

AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Archiving an Event Log

System Guide

Sorting Events

Using Archived Log Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

Network Operations Quick Reference

Clearing an Event Log

System Guide

Setting Options for Logging Events

Archiving a Log


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


System Guide

Using UPS with Other System Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Event Viewer


System Guide

Using UPS with Other System Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


System Guide

System Recovery


Network Operations Quick Reference

Filtering Events

System Guide

Filtering Events


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

Network Operations Quick Reference

Using Logs Archived in a Text Format

System Guide

Using Logs Archived in a Text Format


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Options for Logging Events

System Guide

Setting Options for Logging Events


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing a Log Archived in Log File Format

System Guide

Archiving a Log


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Options for Logging Events

System Guide

Setting Options for Logging Events


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity and Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Options for Logging Events

System Guide

Setting Options for Logging Events


Concepts And Planning Guide

Files That Are Not Copied


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

Network Operations Quick Reference

Searching for Events

System Guide

Searching for Events


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

Using Auditing to Keep Users Accountable


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

System Guide

Sorting Events


System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing Events

System Guide

Viewing Event Logs


Network Operations Quick Reference

Searching for Events

System Guide

Viewing Specific Logged Events


System Guide

Using Audio and MIDI Sounds in Windows NT


Concepts And Planning Guide

Auditing

Using Auditing to Keep Users Accountable

Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the Audit Policy

Remote Access Service

Troubleshooting

System Guide

Managing the Audit Policy


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


Services For Macintosh

Checking the Event Log


System Guide

Event Viewer


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

System Guide

Viewing Details About Events


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


System Guide

Managing Services

Event Viewer


System Guide

Event Viewer


System Guide

Using UPS with Other System Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors

Network Operations Quick Reference

Searching for Events

System Guide

Overview


Network Operations Quick Reference

Archiving an Event Log

System Guide

Archiving a Log


System Guide

Changing the Font in Event Viewer


Services For Macintosh

Checking the Event Log


Network Operations Quick Reference

Filtering Events

System Guide

Filtering Events


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity and Performance


System Guide

Overview


Remote Access Service

Troubleshooting


Network Operations Quick Reference

Searching for Events

System Guide

Searching for Events


System Guide

Selecting a Log for Event Viewing


System Guide

Sorting Events


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Netware Networks

Troubleshooting the Gateway Service


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing a Log Archived in Log File Format


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing More Details About an Event

System Guide

Viewing Details About Events


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing Events


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


System Guide

Filtering Events


Network Operations Quick Reference

Filtering Events

System Guide

Filtering Events


System Guide

Filtering Events


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


System Guide

Filtering Events


System Guide

Viewing Details About Events


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Alerts on Current Activity

System Guide

Setting Alerts on Current Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Options for Logging Events

System Guide

Setting Options for Logging Events


Remote Access Service

Troubleshooting


System Guide

Using Archived Log Files


Network Operations Quick Reference

Searching for Events

System Guide

Searching for Events


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Auditing to Keep Users Accountable


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


Concepts And Planning Guide

NVAlert and NVRunCmd Services


System Guide

Sorting Events


System Guide

System Recovery


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing More Details About an Event

System Guide

Viewing Details About Events


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing Events


System Guide

Selecting a Computer for Event Viewing


Network Operations Quick Reference

Searching for Events

System Guide

Viewing Specific Logged Events


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications


Services For Netware Networks

Starting and Quitting the Migration Tool


System Guide

Printing Extended or International Characters


Network Operations Quick Reference

Extending Volumes and Volume Sets

System Guide

Extending Volumes and Volume Sets


TCP/IP

SNMP


Services For Macintosh

Setting Extension-Type Associations


Services For Macintosh

File Sharing


Services For Macintosh

Setting Extension-Type Associations


Services For Macintosh

Setting Extension-Type Associations


Services For Macintosh

Parameter Key Values


Installation Guide

Specifying an External Transceiver


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Comprehensive Index - F
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

Failure audits

FAT  See Hard disk partitions

FAT file system  See File systems, FAT

Fatal system errors, Control Panel System Recovery

Fault-tolerance

See also Data, protecting

ARC names

automatic sector sparing

bad-sector mapping capabilities

description

disk arrays

fixing startup failures

methods

mirror sets  See Mirror sets

MTBF, description

overview

planning a fault-tolerant system

RAID strategies  See RAID strategies

recovering boot partitions

reliability

stripe sets  See Stripe sets

stripe sets with parity  See Stripe sets with parity

uninterruptible power supplies

Fax modems, unsupported, troubleshooting

FDDI

network media supported by Windows NT Server

network ranges

network setup solutions

supported by Phase 2 AppleTalk networks

Fiber Distributed Data Interface  See FDDI

File Allocation Table (FAT)  See Hard disk partitions

File compression and decompression

File gateways

activating on NetWare servers

client access without NetWare software  See NetWare, Gateway Service

sharing connection with print gateways

File Manager

applications running in separate memory space

associating

embedded files with file types and extensions

files with applications

changing

file type information

font used

program item properties

share properties

creating

directories

program items

subdirectories

displaying information

contents list icons

for the selected directory

for the selected drive

in directory windows

on files

only certain files

types of files

drivebar

file version information

files and directories

collapsing and expanding

copying

deleting

moving

renaming

searching for

securing

selecting

setting attributes

setting permissions

sharing

sorting

taking ownership

getting help

keyboard shortcut reference

linking and embedding objects

maintaining disks

making connections to shared directories

minimizing when running applications

modifying Macintosh-accessible volume navigating through directory structure

network drives

connecting to

disconnecting from

displaying shared directories

path

opening Registry Editor

overview

printing files

removing Macintosh-accessible volumes

setting

extension-type associations

permissions for volumes and folders

setting up toolbar buttons

starting applications

status bar

toolbar

turning off confirmation messages

File replication  See Directory replication

File Server (Macintosh)

changing server name, logon message, and session limits

Checking the Event Log

description

disconnecting users and volumes

introduced

managing, aspects

parameter key values

sending messages to connected Macintosh users

setting

extension-type associations

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users

setting up user accounts for Macintosh users

stopping and pausing services

translating filenames

troubleshooting adding and removing trusted domains

viewing open file forks

volume key values

zone when selected from Chooser

File servers

See also Print servers

defining persistent connections

file attributes under NetWare and Windows NT

listing active connections

Macintosh File Server

managing after migration

NetWare servers

File systems

boot partitions

changing on partitions

deciding on type of system

disk-partitioning schemes, examples

FAT

advantages and disadvantages

backing up files

description

disk partitions shared by Windows NT and MS-DOS

file and directory permissions

installing Windows NT

overview

RISC-based computers

permissions

HPFS

advantages and disadvantages

backing up files

description

file and directory permissions

installing Windows NT

overview

share permissions

Macintosh  See Macintosh-accessible volumes

new features in this release of Windows NT

NTFS

advantages and disadvantages

backing up files

extending volumes and volume sets

fault-tolerance capabilities

file and directory permissions

file-naming conventions

installing Windows NT

managing shared files

overview

migrating NetWare servers

permitting access to other operating systems

preserving file security after migration

reformatting NTFS partitions containing Windows NT

removing NTFS partitions, troubleshooting

security considerations

supported by Windows NT

File Transfer Protocol  See FTP

Files

accessing NetWare servers through NWC

associating files with applications

attaching to mail messages

attributes, setting

auditing  See Auditing, access to files and directories

authentication files

backing up  See Backing up, files

batch files  See Batch files

BOOT.INI, editing

changing file type information in File Manager

character limitations in names

connecting to shared directories with Network Client

controlling access

converting long filenames

copying

between computers

to NetWare servers

to the Clipboard

turning off confirmation messages

with File Manager

cross-platform applications

custom startup files

deleting

caution

files with long names

non-essential Windows NT components

turning off confirmation messages

with File Manager

directory structure created by Network Client Administrator when installing network client software

document files

embedding

event log files  See Event logs

extension-type associations

adding

description

removing

setting

type-creators, key values

folder permissions inherited

hidden files

INITIAL.INF, customizing product ID specification for network setup

keyboard shortcut reference

LaserPrep files

linking

local configuration files, restoring backups

locked files, backup restrictions

log files  See Log files

logon script files

long filenames

Macintosh File Server

Macintosh filenames

mail system and message files  See Mail

managing

mapping extended characters in filenames

migrating NetWare files to Windows NT servers

See also Migration Tool

choosing files for migration

file attributes

log files

mapping files for migration

migrating hidden or system files

migrating only files

options

process overview

recording migration information

removing files from migration list

rights and security

switching off in migration settings

tracking through a trial migration

Migration Tool configuration files

moving

turning off confirmation messages

with File Manager

naming conventions

NTFS

partition required for Services for Macintosh

security considerations

opening

data files when starting applications

with keyboard

ownership

paging files  See Paging files

parts of Macintosh files

Performance Monitor log files  See Performance Monitor, log files

permissions

See also Permissions

adding groups or users

changing

ClipBook Viewer

customizing

description

example

granting to special identities

individual permissions

inherited when creating files

online demonstration

removing

securing directories and files

setting

share permissions for FAT and HPFS volumes

special access permissions

standard permissions

strategies for using

preventing data loss, overview

printing  See Printing, documents

program files

Program Information Files (PIFs)  See PIF files

protecting against viruses and Trojan horses

README.WRI

remoteboot

created during installation

file index tables

installing MS-DOS files for workstations

removing non-essential Windows NT files

renaming

replicating  See Directory replication

required for running NetWare-aware applications

restoring

backup files from tape  See Restoring files from tape

Macintosh-accessible volumes

rights

See also Permissions

file rights mappings in Gateway Service

NetWare vs. Windows NT

searching for with File Manager

securing

security overview

selecting

directory for Windows NT files

in File Manager

separator files for printing

Services for Macintosh storage method

setting up Windows NT master files on a server

shared files  See Shared files

sound files

splitting load between several computers

system files

translating permissions

troubleshooting

access

icons

POSIX filenames

saving MS-DOS filenames

UPS command file executed prior to system shutdown

viewing version information

XPORTS.INF, customizing protocol setup

Filtering

See also Events, filtering

events

WINS static mappings

Finding  See Searching

finger command

Floating-point

conditional emulation

detecting and correcting division error

forced emulation

Floppy disks  See Disks, floppy disks

5.25 inch setup disks

performing setup

Folders

See also Directories

AppleShare, installing authentication files

creating in Macintosh-accessible volumes

Macintosh security scheme

ownership

according to user's primary group

changing

setting permissions

sharing  See Shared directories

troubleshooting

access

view

viewing contents

Fonts

See also Printing, fonts

changing font

in Event Viewer

in File Manager

in User Manager

command prompt fonts

configuring with Control Panel

description

installing

new features in this release of Windows NT

printer font cartridges

removing

screen fonts

TrueType fonts

vector fonts

Fonts for window mode, changing

ForceEncryptedPassword parameter

Foreground, multitasking options

format, command-line utility

Formats

archived event log file format

Clipboard formats

currency

date and time

event data

international options

numbers

OLE objects

transferring with Clipboard

Formatting

disks to create network client installation files

floppy disks

Format command

partitions

Quick Format

volumes

Forms, printing

Frame types

configuring NWLink software

verifying correct types

FTP

See also FTP Server service

commands  See FTP commands

troubleshooting

using

commands at the command prompt

names when connecting to foreign hosts

ftp command

FTP commands

append

ascii

bell

binary

bye

cd

close

? command

! command

debug

delete

dir

disconnect

ftp

get

glob

hash

help

lcd

literal

ls

mdelete

mdir

mget

mkdir

mls

mput

open

prompt

put

pwd

quit

quote

recv

remotehelp

rename

rmdir

send

status

trace

type

user

verbose

FTP server registry parameters

FTP Server service

See also FTP

administering

annotating directories

changing directory listing format

configuring

options

Registry parameters

security

description

displaying custom messages

filename listing

installing

logging FTP connections

managing users

maximum connections

monitoring traffic

performance counters

starting or stopping

TCP/IP support

using FTP commands at the command prompt

Full redirector, Network Client

Full-text searches, performing in help

Fully qualified domain name (FQDN)


Remote Access Service

Audits


Installation Guide

Using System Recovery in Control Panel


Concepts and Planning Guide

Understanding ARC Names


Concepts and Planning Guide

Sparing Bad Disk Sectors


System Guide

Recovering Data


Concepts and Planning Guide

Managing Fault Tolerance and UPS


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Hardware Solutions


Concepts and Planning Guide

Fixing a Startup Failure


System Guide

Protecting Data


Concepts and Planning Guide

Understanding Reliability Issues


Concepts and Planning Guide

Managing Fault Tolerance and UPS


Concepts and Planning Guide

Planning a Fault-Tolerant System


Concepts and Planning Guide

Level 5 Understanding Windows NT Parity Usage


Concepts and Planning Guide

How to Recover a Server

Recovering a Mirrored Boot Partition

Recovering a Server


Concepts and Planning Guide

Understanding Reliability Issues


Concepts and Planning Guide

Managing Uninterruptible Power Supplies

Running a Command File upon UPS Shutdown


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


Services for Macintosh

Planning the Physical Setup


Services for Macintosh

Routing Information


Services for Macintosh

Advanced Examples


Services for Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services for Netware Networks

Activating a File Gateway

Activating a Gateway


Services for Netware Networks

Activating a Print Gateway


System Guide

Running a Windows 3.1 Application in Separate Memory


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Associating Files with an Application

Running a Windows 3.1 Application in Separate Memory


System Guide

Associating Files with an Application


System Guide

Changing the Font in File Manager


System Guide

Creating Program Items


System Guide

Changing Share Properties


System Guide

Creating a Directory


System Guide

Creating Program Items


System Guide

Creating Folders in a Volume


System Guide

Working with Directory Information


System Guide

Displaying the Directory Tree or Contents

Opening and Closing Directory Windows


System Guide

Displaying the Directory Tree or Contents

Opening and Closing Directory Windows


System Guide

Opening and Closing Directory Windows


System Guide

Displaying Information on Files


System Guide

Limiting the Files to Display


System Guide

Limiting the Files to Display


System Guide

Changing Disk Drives

Overview


System Guide

Viewing a File's Version Information


System Guide

Expanding and Collapsing the Directory Tree


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories


System Guide

Deleting a File or Directory


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories


System Guide

Renaming a File or Directory


System Guide

Searching for a File or Directory


System Guide

Securing Directories and Files


System Guide

Selecting Files or Directories


System Guide

Setting File Attributes


System Guide

Securing Directories and Files


System Guide

Working with Shared Directories and Files


System Guide

Sorting the Contents of a Directory


System Guide

Taking Ownership of Files or Directories


Services for Macintosh

Getting Help


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Maintaining Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Users Make Connections


System Guide

Starting an Application from File Manager


System Guide

Navigating Drives and Directories


System Guide

Connecting To and Disconnecting From a Network Drive


System Guide

Connecting To and Disconnecting From a Network Drive


System Guide

Connecting To and Disconnecting From a Network Drive


System Guide

Connecting To and Disconnecting From a Network Drive


Services For Macintosh

Changing Registry Key Values


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Printing a File from File Manager


Services For Macintosh

Removing a Macintosh-Accessible Volume


Services For Macintosh

Parameter Key Values

Setting Extension-Type Associations


Services For Macintosh

Setting Permissions for Volumes and Folders

Changing the Owner or Primary Group


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up Buttons on the File Manager Toolbar


System Guide

Starting an Application

Starting an Application from File Manager


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Customizing the Toolbar

Overview


System Guide

Turning Off Confirmation Messages


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Server Name, Logon Message, and Session Limits

Parameter Key Values


Services For Macintosh

Checking the Event Log


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server

Services for Macintosh

Overview


Services For Macintosh

Disconnecting Macintosh Users and Volumes


Services For Macintosh

How Services for Macintosh Works


Services For Macintosh

Managing the File Server


Services For Macintosh

File Server Key Values

Parameter Key Values


Services For Macintosh

Sending Messages to Connected Macintosh Users


Services For Macintosh

Parameter Key Values

Setting Extension-Type Associations


Services For Macintosh

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up User Accounts for Macintosh Users


Services For Macintosh

Stopping and Pausing Services


Services For Macintosh

What File Server for Macintosh Does


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Services For Macintosh

Viewing Open File Forks


Services For Macintosh

Parameter Key Values

Services For Macintosh

Choosing a Network and Zone


Services For Netware Networks

Reestablishing Network Connections


Services For Netware Networks

Managing NetWare File Attributes


Services For Netware Networks

Viewing Current Network Connections


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Managing NetWare File Attributes


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the File System on a Partition


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a File System


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a File System

Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a File System


System Guide

Managing Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Default Directory Permissions

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition


Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition


System Guide

Managing Files and Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks

Managing Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Permissions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a File System

Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup

Choosing a Type of Backup


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a File System


Concepts And Planning Guide

Default Directory Permissions

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition


System Guide

Managing Files and Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Permissions


Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a File System

Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup

Choosing a Type of Backup


System Guide

Extending Volumes and Volume Sets


Concepts And Planning Guide

Sparing Bad Disk Sectors


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

Managing Network Files

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Concepts And Planning Guide

Considerations for MS-DOS Users

System Guide

Managing Files and Disks

Naming a File or Directory


Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Network Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a File System


Services For Netware Networks

Software Requirements


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Directory and File Security


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Removing an NTFS Partition


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files


System Guide

Managing Files and Disks


Services For Netware Networks

What Is the Gateway Service?


System Guide

Associating Files with an Application

Running a Windows 3.1 Application in Separate Memory


System Guide

Overview

Reading a Message

Advanced Features of Mail


System Guide

Setting File Attributes


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up the Services for Macintosh Client Software


Installation Guide

Editing BOOT.INI


Systems Guide

Associating Files with an Application


Services For Macintosh

How Filenames Are Translated


Installation Guide

Using Shared Directories


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Concepts And Planning Guide

Considerations for MS-DOS Users


TCP/IP

ftp

rcp

tftp


Services For Netware Networks

tftp


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories


System Guide

Turning Off Confirmation Messages


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories


Services For Macintosh

File Sharing


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Deleting a File or Directory

Turning Off Confirmation Messages


System Guide

Deleting a File or Directory


System Guide

Adding and Removing Windows NT Components


System Guide

Turning Off Confirmation Messages


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories


Installation Guide

Overview


System Guide

Working with Directory Information

Limiting the Files to Display

Starting an Application from File Manager


System Guide

Embedding a Package


Services For Macintosh

Setting Extension-Type Associations


Services For Macintosh

File Sharing


Services For Macintosh

Setting Extension-Type Associations


Services For Macintosh

Setting Extension-Type Associations


Services For Macintosh

Parameter Key Values


Services For Macintosh

Setting Permissions for Volumes and Folders


System Guide

Working with Directory Information

Limiting the Files to Display


Installation Guide

Customizing Product ID Specification for Network Setup


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


Services For Macintosh

Avoiding LaserPrep Wars


System Guide

Embedding a Package


Concepts And Planning Guide

Restoring Configuration Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

Files That Are Not Copied


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Considerations for MS-DOS Users

Services For Macintosh

How Filenames Are Translated

How Filenames Are Translated


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

How Shared Files Appear to Users

How Filenames Are Translated


System Guide

Managing Files and Disks

Working with Files and Directories

Naming a File or Directory


Services For Macintosh

How Extended Characters Are Mapped


Services For Netware Networks

Selecting Directories and Files to Transfer


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing File Attributes


Services For Netware Networks

Running a Trial


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Hidden and System Files


Services For Netware Networks

Switching Off Group and User Transfer


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Files and Directories


Services For Netware Networks

Migration Decisions


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Selecting Directories and Files to Transfer


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Directory and File Security


Services For Netware Networks

Switching Off File Transfer


Services For Netware Networks

Running a Trial


Services For Netware Networks

Saving and Restoring Migration Options


System Guide

Turning Off Confirmation Messages


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories

System Guide

Managing Files and Disks

File Manager


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Macintosh Clients


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


System Guide

Starting an Application from File Manager


System Guide

Using the Keyboard for Common Actions


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Managing Network Files

How File Ownership Works

Network Operations Quick Reference

Taking Ownership of a File or Directory

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files

Taking Ownership of Files or Directories


Services For Macintosh

How Services for Macintosh Stores Files


System Guide

Setting File Permissions


System Guide

Setting File Permissions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Permissions


System Guide

Setting Special Access Permissions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Network Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Up File Permissions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Online Demonstration


System Guide

Setting File Permissions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Permissions

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Permissions for a File

System Guide

Setting File Permissions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Permissions


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Special Access Permissions

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


System Guide

Managing Security


System Guide

Working with Directory Information

Starting an Application from File Manager


Concepts And Planning Guide

Protecting Against Viruses and Trojan Horses


Installation Guide

Additional Online Information


Installation Guide

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Installation Guide

The RPL Directory


Installation Guide

Installing MS-DOS Files for Remoteboot Workstations


System Guide

Adding and Removing Windows NT Components


System Guide

Renaming a File or Directory


Services For Netware Networks

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications


Services For Macintosh

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users


Services For Netware Networks

Managing NetWare File Attributes


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Directory and File Security


System Guide

Searching for a File or Directory


Concepts And Planning Guide

Permissions

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

System Guide

Managing Security

Securing Directories and Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Network Security Works


Installation Guide

Selecting a Directory for Windows NT Server Files


System Guide

Selecting Files or Directories


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Separator Pages

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details

System Guide

Setting Printer Details


Services For Macintosh

How Services for Macintosh Stores Files


Installation Guide

Setting Up Master Files on a Server


System Guide

Using Audio and MIDI Sounds in Windows NT


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Working with Directory Information

Limiting the Files to Display


Services For Macintosh

Simplified Administration


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Running a Command File upon UPS Shutdown


System Guide

Viewing a File's Version Information


Installation Guide

Customizing Protocol Setup


Network Operations Quick Reference

Filtering Events


TCP/IP

Filtering the Range of Mappings


TCP/IP

finger


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up the Services for Macintosh Client Software


Services For Macintosh

Creating Folders in a Volume


Services For Macintosh

Permissions


Services For Macintosh

Windows NT Server Accounts for Macintosh Clients


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Owner or Primary Group


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Owner or Primary Group

Setting Permissions for Volumes and Folders


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

How Shared Files Appear to Users

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


System Guide

Changing the Font in Event Viewer


System Guide

Changing the Font in File Manager


System Guide

Changing the Font in User Manager


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Working with Fonts


System Guide

Working with Fonts


System Guide

Adding Screen, TrueType, and Type 1 Fonts


Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


System Guide

Setting Printing Options


System Guide

Removing a Font


System Guide

Working with Fonts


System Guide

Adding Screen, TrueType, and Type 1 Fonts


System Guide

Adding Screen, TrueType, and Type 1 Fonts


Remote Access Service

PPP Parameters


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Using Archived Log Files


System Guide

Viewing the Contents of the Clipboard


System Guide

Working with Other International Settings


System Guide

Configuring Date and Time


System Guide

Using Archived Log Files


System Guide

Working with Other International Settings


System Guide

Working with Other International Settings


System Guide

Creating a Linked or Embedded Object


System Guide

Viewing the Contents of the Clipboard


Installation Guide

Creating a Network Installation Startup Disk


Installation Guide

Formatting a Floppy Disk


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition

Network Operations Quick Reference

Formatting and Labeling Partitions

System Guide

Managing Disks


System Guide

Formatting a Floppy Disk


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Device-Specific Properties

Printing from Other Types of Computers

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printing Options

Creating, Using, and Removing Forms

System Guide

Setting Printing Options

Using Forms


Services For Netware Networks

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Starts, But Servers Can't Be Found


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting the FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

Using FTP Commands at the Command Prompt


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting the FTP Server Service

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting the FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

Administering the FTP Server Service

Logging FTP Connections


TCP/IP

Annotating Directories

Advanced Configuration Parameters for FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

Changing Directory Listing Format


TCP/IP

Configuring the FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

Configuring the FTP Server Service


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft FTP Server Service

TCP/IP

Using the Microsoft FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

Controlling the FTP Server and User Access


Customizing Greeting and Exit Messages


Advanced Configuration Parameters for FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for FTP Server Service


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft FTP Server Service

TCP/IP

Installing the FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

Logging FTP Connections

Advanced Configuration Parameters for FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

Managing Users


TCP/IP

Controlling the FTP Server and User Access


Advanced Configuration Parameters for FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

Monitoring FTP Server Traffic


TCP/IP

Monitoring FTP Server Traffic


TCP/IP

Administering the FTP Server Service


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Using FTP Commands at the Command Prompt


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS

Domain Name System Addressing


Update Information for Version 3.51

Compact Utility

File Compression on NTFS Partitions


Update Information for Version 3.51

Pentnt Utility


Update Information for Version 3.51

Running Setup in Unattended Mode


Update Information for Version 3.51

Pentnt Utility


Update Information for Version 3.51

Alternatives to Using 5.25 Inch Setup Floppy Disks


Update Information for Version 3.51

Performing a Setup Without Using Floppy Disks


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Changed Functionality for Command-Line Utilities


Update Information for Version 3.51

Utilities


Update Information for Version 3.51

Performing Full-Text Searches in Help


Comprehensive Index - G
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

Gateway service for NetWare  See NetWare, Gateway Service

Gateways

activating

Attachmate 3270 Gateway

configuring Windows NT servers

default gateway

configuring

multiple default gateways

route command

disconnecting

file and print shared connections

gateways vs. logging on

IP routers

monitoring with SNMP

NetWare SAA Gateway

overview

routing tables

routing with multiple default gateways

setting permissions for shares

troubleshooting

unavailable gateway default mechanism

get (FTP command)

Getting help  See Help

glob (FTP command)

Global groups  See Groups, global groups

Gopher utility, obtaining on Internet

Graphics Clipboard formats

Graphics-based applications  See MS-DOS–based applications

Groups

access rights to printers

Account Operators group

adding

to auditing or permissions list

to printer permissions list

Administrators group

auditing

events

printer usage

Backup Operators group

built-in groups

abilities

controlling what users can do

description

global groups

local groups

overview

strategies for using

user rights

workstation groups

common groups  See Program Manager, groups

deleting

description

Domain Admins group

Domain Guests group

Domain Users group

global groups

adding

adding members

adding user accounts

built-in global groups

copying

creating

description

granting permissions

listing members on Windows NT Servers

managing properties

migrating accounts to Windows NT

modifying

removing members

removing user accounts

restrictions

role

strategies for using

user rights

vs. local groups

granting permissions to groups rather than to users

group memberships

copying

global groups

local groups

managing

group names

Guests group

local groups

adding

adding user accounts

assigning predefined rights and permissions

built-in abilities

built-in local groups

controlling what users can do

copying

creating

description

granting permissions

listing members on Windows NT Servers

managing properties

migrating accounts to Windows NT servers

modifying

removing user accounts

restrictions

role

strategies for using

user rights

vs. global groups

Macintosh security scheme

managing groups

mandatory user profiles

migrating NetWare accounts to Windows NT

See also Migration Tool

account restrictions

consolidating during migration

group name conflicts

log file

managing after migration

Transferring Administrative Rights

migrating only accounts

options

process overview

switching off in migration settings

to master domain

tracking through a trial migration

network security examples

NTGATEWAY group

permissions

copying

customizing

description

for Windows NT Servers

removing

securing shared directories

setting

viewing

Power Users group

primary group

changing

description

Print Operators group

Program Manager groups  See Program Manager, groups

Replicator group

Server Operators group

setting up

simplifying access by assigning zones

special groups

specifying logon scripts

usefulness

Users group

WINS

internet group names

multihomed names

normal group names

special names

Guests

allowing access to the network

default user profile

Domain Guests group

Guest account

guest accounts

guest logons

Guests group

permitting

access to Macintosh-accessible volumes

printing to NetWare printers

removing guest accounts

restrictions

user profile exceptions

Gupta SQLBase for NetWare


Services for Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


Services for Netware Networks

Activating a File Gateway

How a Gateway Works

Setting Permissions for a Gateway Share


Services For Netware Networks

Completing the Migration


Services For Netware Networks

How a Gateway Works


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Print Gateway


Services for Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource at the Command Prompt


Services for Netware Networks

How a Gateway Works


Services for Netware Networks

Setting Permissions for a Gateway Share


Services for Netware Networks

Troubleshooting the Gateway Service

Using the Emergency Repair Disk


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Gateways


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP for Connectivity to the Internet


System Guide

Viewing the Contents of the Clipboard


Services for Macintosh

Creating Multiple Printers for a Single Printing Device


Concepts and Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Services for Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts

Comparing Administrative Accounts

System Guide

Built-In Groups


System Guide

Adding Users and Groups to Permissions and Auditing Lists

Setting File permissions

Network Operations Quick Reference

Auditing a File or Directory


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting or Changing Printer Permissions


Concepts and Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

How Administrators Should Log On

What Different Types of Users Can Do

System Guide

Built-In Groups

Built-In Groups of a Workstation


System Guide

Managing the Audit Policy


Network Operations Quick Reference

Auditing a Printer

System Guide

Auditing a Printer


Concepts and Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

What Different Types of Users Can Do

System Guide

Built-In Groups

Built-In Groups of a Workstation


Concepts and Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do


Concepts and Planning Guide

How You Can Control What Users Can Do


Concepts and Planning Guide

Strategies for Using Global Groups and Local Groups


Concepts and Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

Strategies for Using Global Groups and Local Groups


Concepts and Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

Strategies for Using Global Groups and Local Groups


System Guide

Managing Groups

Built In Groups of a Workstation


Concepts and Planning Guide

Strategies for Using Global Groups and Local Groups


Concepts and Planning Guide

User Rights

What Different Types of Users Can Do


Concepts and Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do


Network Operations Quick Reference

Deleting a Group

System Guide

Deleting Groups


Concepts and Planning Guide

Understanding Users and Groups

System Guide

Managing Groups

Setting Up Domains User Accounts and Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In Groups


System Guide

Built-In Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In Groups


System Guide

Adding Global Groups


System Guide

Managing Global Group Properties


System Guide

Adding Global Groups


Concepts and Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

Strategies for Using Global Groups and Local Groups


System Guide

Adding Global Groups


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a Global Group

System Guide

Adding Global Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Users and Groups

Why Groups Are Useful

System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups

Managing Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Permissions for a Gateway Share


System Guide

Managing Global Group Properties


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Accounts to a Windows NT Master Domain


Network Operations Quick Reference

Modifying a Global Group


System Guide

Managing Global Group Properties


System Guide

Adding Global Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Global Groups and Local Groups Differ


Concepts And Planning Guide

Why Groups Are Useful


Concepts And Planning Guide

Strategies for Using Global Groups and Local Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

User Rights


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Global Groups and Local Groups Differ


Concepts And Planning Guide

Why Groups Are Useful

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

System Guide

Managing Groups


Network Operations Quick Reference

Copying a User Account

System Guide

Adding User Accounts


System Guide

Managing Groups


System Guide

Managing Groups


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing Common Group Memberships for Two or More Accounts

Managing a User's Group Memberships

System Guide

Managing User Account PropertiesManaging_Group_Memberships@sysguide.hlp


System Guide

Managing Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

What Different Types of Users Can Do

System Guide

Built-In Groups


System Guide

Adding Local Groups


System Guide

Adding Local Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Why Groups Are Useful


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do


Concepts And Planning Guide

Strategies for Using Global Groups and Local Groups

Built-In Accounts


Concepts And Planning Guide

How You Can Control What Users Can Do


System Guide

Adding Local Groups


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a Local Group

System Guide

Adding Local Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Users and Groups

Why Groups Are Useful

System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups

Managing Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Permissions for a Gateway Share


System Guide

Managing Local Group Properties


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Accounts to a Windows NT Master Domain


Network Operations Quick Reference

Modifying a Local Group


System Guide

Adding Local Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Global Groups and Local Groups Differ


Concepts And Planning Guide

Why Groups Are Useful


Concepts And Planning Guide

Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

User Rights

What Different Types of Users Can Do


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Global Groups and Local Groups Differ


Services For Macintosh

Permissions


System Guide

Managing Groups


System Guide

Mandatory and Personal User Profiles


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Planning a Migration


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups

Handling Group Name Conflicts


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Administrative Rights


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Files and Directories


Services For Netware Networks

Migration Decisions


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Accounts to a Windows NT Master Domain


Services For Netware Networks

Running a Trial


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using the Master Domain Model


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Gateway


Network Operations Quick Reference

Copying a User Account

System Guide

Adding User Accounts


System Guide

Setting Special Access Permissions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Network Files


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Permissions for a Gateway Share


System Guide

Setting File Permissions

Setting File Permissions

Setting Permissions Through Shared Directories


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Permissions for a Directory

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files

Adding Users and Groups to Permissions and Auditing Lists


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Permissions for a Directory


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Built-In Accounts


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Owner or Primary Group


Services For Macintosh

Windows NT Server Accounts for Macintosh Clients


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

System Guide

Built-In Accounts

Built-In Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In Groups

Built-In Groups of a Workstation


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In Groups


System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups


Services For Macintosh

Routing Information


System Guide

Built-In Groups

Built-In Groups of a Workstation


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Why Groups Are Useful


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In Groups

Built-In Groups of a Workstation


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


Concepts And Planning Guide

Allowing Guest Access


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding the Default Profile

System Guide

Default Profiles


System Guide

Built-In Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

Allowing Guest Access

System Guide

Built-In User Accounts

Built-In User Accounts


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up User Accounts for Macintosh Users


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

Allowing Guest Access

Services for Macintosh

Passwords


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In Groups

Built-In Groups of a Workstation


Services For Macintosh

Modifying a Macintosh-Accessible Volume


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Print Gateway


Services For Netware Networks

Interoperability with Windows for Workgroups


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up User Accounts for Macintosh Users


System Guide

Overview


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Routing and IP Gateways


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Routing and IP Gateways


TCP/IP

SNMP


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


Update Information for Version 3.51

Routing


Update Information for Version 3.51

Routing


Comprehensive Index - H
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

H-node, NetBIOS over TCP/IP implementation

H-node mode

Hard disk partitions

file allocation table (FAT)

formatting HPFS partitions

NTFS partitions

file compression and decompression

moving and copying files

specifying hard disk partitions

Hard disks

adding new hard disks

assigning drive letters to volumes

backing up  See Backing up

enabling Remoteboot service on workstations

freeing space by deleting unnecessary network client installation files

guidelines for disk partitions

managing

monitoring system throughput problems

restoring local configuration files from tape

setting up

Hardware

adapter identification

addresses, ARP determination

allowing for different hardware configurations in user profiles

applications requiring new or updated device drivers

buffers, setting for Remoteboot service

compatible timer hardware emulation

configuring the system, overview

interrupt levels

See Printers;hardware interrupt levels

See Network adapter cards

monitoring system throughput problems

new support features in this release of Windows NT

RAID fault-tolerance

requirements for installing RAS

System Error F002

troubleshooting configuration

typical configuration for RAS

Windows NT system requirements

hash (FTP command)

Help

actions possible in Help

at command prompt

context-sensitive, displaying dialog box options

from File Manager

from Server Manager

keyboard shortcut reference

Network Client

new features

obtaining

on TCP/IP utilities or networking solutions

on Services for Macintosh

performing full-text searches

product support

searching for topics

TCPIP.HLP

using Help

help (FTP command)

Hiding system mouse pointer

Home directories  See Directories, home directories

Host IDs

description

obtaining official network IDs for Internet

used by nodes for handling packets

Host name

configuring

hostname command

.rhosts file

sending SNMP traps

troubleshooting with ping utility

hostname command

HOSTS file

default directory

name resolution

.rhosts file

troubleshooting

Hosts

IP layer parameters for DHCP

security  See Security, hosts

HPFS file system  See File systems, HPFS

HPFS partitions, formatting


TCP/IP

NetBIOS Over TCP/IP and Name Resolution


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Enabling Remoteboot on a Workstations Hard Disk


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


System Guide

Managing Files and Disks


Concepts and Planning Guide

Knowing What to Measure

Watching How Applications Use System Resources


Concepts and Planning Guide

Restoring Configuration Files


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Concepts and Planning Guide

Understanding ARC Names


TCP/IP

Address Resolution Protocol and Internet Control Message Protocol


Concepts and Planning Guide

Allowing For Different Hardware Configurations

System Guide

Allowing For Different Hardware and Software Configurations


System Guide

Supported Applications


Installation Guide

Setting Hardware Buffers


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Configuring Your System


Concepts and Planning Guide

Knowing What to Measure

Watching How Applications Use System Resources


Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


Concepts and Planning Guide

Planning A Fault TolerantSystem


Installation Guide

Hardware Requirements For RAS

Remote Access Service

Hardware Requirements For RAS


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


Installation Guide

Hardware Configuration Problems

Troubleshooting Startup Error Messages

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Installation Guide

System Requirements


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


System Guide

Using Help


System Guide

Getting Help For The Command Prompt

Using Help

Installation Guide

Additional Online Information


Services for Macintosh

Getting Help


Services for Macintosh

Getting Help


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


Installation Guide

Getting Help


Installation Guide

Additional Online Information


Installation Guide

Microsoft TCP/IP

TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Services for Macintosh

Getting Help


System Guide

Using Windows NT help


System Guide

Using Help

Using Windows NT Help


TCP/IP

How To Use This Manual


System Guide

Using Help

Using Windows NT Help


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


System Guide

Using An Application's Own Mouse Cursor


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting IP Configuration

Troubleshooting Other Contection Problems


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS

Name Resolution for Windows Networking

Name Resolution with Host Files


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Name Resolution Problems

Troubleshooting TCP/IP Database Files


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

Specifying Hard Disk Partitions


Update Information for Version 3.51

Changed Functionality for Command-Line Utilities


Update Information for Version 3.51

File Compression on NTFS Partitions


Update Information for Version 3.51

Moving and Copying Files Within NTFS Partitions


Update Information for Version 3.51

Specifying Hard Disk Partitions


Update Information for Version 3.51

Displaying Context-Sensitive Help About Dialog Box Options


Update Information for Version 3.51

Additional Help Features


Update Information for Version 3.51

Performing Full-Text Searches in Help


Update Information for Version 3.51

Changed Functionality for Command-Line Utilities


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I/O

assessing system processor load

balancing data I/O across drives

command symbols

issuing I/O commands concurrently on multiple disks

monitoring system throughput problems

optimizing the system with stripe sets

sector failure, fault-tolerance

troubleshooting port base addresses

ICMP protocol

description

performance counters

routing echo packets

Icons

desktop arrangement

aligning on desktop

arranging File Manager icons

arranging program-item icons

changing program-item icons

preventing titles from overlapping

starting and running applications

choosing commands from toolbars

dragging data file icons onto program file icons to start applications

from program groups

keyboard shortcut reference

minimizing applications when you start them

minimizing Program Manager group windows

order in Startup group

running File Manager as an icon

running Program Manager as an icon

selecting with mouse

types

embedded as OLE packages

files and directories in File Manager

Program Manager group icons

Schedule+ icons in time slots

Import computers  See Directory replication, import computers

Industry standards for modems

Infinite leases

INITIAL.INF file, customizing product ID specification for network setup

Insert mode

Installing

authentication files on workstations

DHCP servers

DLC support for remoteboot workstations

FTP Server service

Gateway Service for NetWare

IPX support for remoteboot workstations

ipxroute utility

ISDN cards for use with RAS

Microsoft Windows for remoteboot workstations

MS-DOS files for remoteboot workstations

multimedia device drivers

NetWare print queues drivers

network adapter cards

network client software

client-based network administration tools  See Network Client, client-based administration tools

copying and sharing installation files

directory structure created for installation files

getting documentation

installation procedure

Network Client Administrator, overview

network installation startup disk vs. installation disk set

number of disks required for installation

planning installation

Network Client version 2.0 for MS-DOS

network software

networking services

NWLink protocol

printers

protocols

Remote Access Service

adding software

hardware requirements

Remoteboot service

checking installation

on servers

security devices

Services for Macintosh

SNMP

TCP/IP

procedure

support for remoteboot workstations

Windows NT  See Installing Windows NT

WINS servers

Installing Windows NT

See also Setup

built-in workstation accounts installed

caution with stripe sets, volume sets, and mirror sets

configuring

existing Windows environment

video display

Windows NT

customizing

product ID specification for network setup

protocol setup

detecting mass storage devices

Express vs. Custom Setup

file systems

files copied

formatting partitions for file systems

from CD-ROM

from floppy disks

from network

information required

into existing Windows directory

making an Emergency Repair disk

migrating Windows 3.1 settings

overview

preparing the computer

quick summary

reinstalling

RISC-based computers

running UPDATE.EXE before installation to preserve Windows 3.1

selecting

directory for Windows NT files

network protocols

setting system time

setting up

applications to run from Program Manager

domain controller or server

local printers

network adapter cards

virtual memory

Windows NT master files on a server

specifying

computername

disk partitions

starting Setup

RISC-based computers

x86-based computers

troubleshooting

upgrading from Windows NT 3.1

using multiple operating systems

with Microsoft Windows 3.x

x86-based computers

Intel platform NetWare-aware applications

Interactive dialogs

Intermediary devices

connecting to Remote Access servers

installing

security hosts

supported by RAS

International characters, printing

International settings

configuring with Control Panel

date and time formats

Internet

additional TCP/IP information

address classes

identifying hosts with DNS

obtaining

information about Windows Sockets

official network IDs

public domain Windows-based utilities

protocols

description

included with TCP/IP

TCP/IP connectivity

Internet Control Message Protocol  See ICMP protocol

Internet Protocol  See IP protocol

Internetwork Packet Exchange (IPX) protocol

See IPX protocol

See NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport protocol

Internetworks

AppleTalk

avoiding LaserPrep wars

capturing printers

enabling workstations to use printers

network printing scenarios

Phase 2 routing support

planning

sending PC print jobs to PostScript printers

spooling printers

troubleshooting network numbers

BOOTP protocol

configuring scope ID

description

DHCP scopes

host IDs

interfaces supported by Services for Macintosh

IP routing

planning strategies

for DHCP

for WINS

printing

Windows NT solutions

WINS internet group names

Interrupts (IRQs)

See Printers;hardware interrupt levels

See Network adapter cards

Inventorying network resources before migration

IP addresses

acquiring a node's hardware address

address classes

address pool for DHCP server

dynamic allocation

partitioning, guidelines

address range exclusions on DHCP servers

allocating via DHCP

assigning to RAS clients

assigning for WINS servers

avoiding DNS naming conflicts

broadcast addresses, NetBIOS

configuring

configuring multiple default gateways

description

DHCP

addressing policy guidelines

client leases

client reservations

creating scopes

DNS, name to address resolution

Ethernet address translation tables

hardware addresses, ARP determination

inconsistent, reconciling

mapping to computer names

moving DHCP clients to a new address

name resolution  See Name resolution

obtaining official network IDs for Internet

parameters, modifying

preventing duplicate addresses during TCP/IP configuration

RAS, IP addressing

routing tables

static mappings for WINS servers  See WINS, static mappings

subnet mask

translation tables

troubleshooting

Telnet

with ping utility

WINS

internet groups

multihomed groups

IP protocol

connecting to third-party remote access servers

description

displaying protocol statistics

performance counters

IP routes, persistent

IP routing

configuring default gateway

gateways

internetwork support

IP layer parameters, DHCP options

per host

per interface

RAS servers

route command

Routing Information Protocol (RIP)

routing tables

sending packets

static routes

ipconfig utility

IPX protocol

See also NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport protocol

assigning addresses to RAS clients

and RAS

configuring

configuring third-party dial-up servers

installing support for remoteboot

NWC configuration

selecting during Windows NT installation

used with RAS

IPXINTFC utility

ipxroute utility

IPXRouter parameter

IRQs (interrupts)

See Printers;hardware interrupt levels

See Network adapter cards

ISA computers using more than 16 MB RAM, troubleshooting

ISDN, WAN options


Concepts and Planning Guide

Watching How Applications Use System Resources


Concepts and Planning Guide

Monitoring Disk Activity

Solving Performance Problems


System Guide

Command Symbols


Concepts and Planning Guide

Configuring Computers For File-Sharing Performance


Concepts and Planning Guide

Knowing What to Measure


Concepts and Planning Guide

Configuring Computers For File-Sharing Performance

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


Concepts and Planning Guide

Sparing Bad Disk Sectors


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Setting


TCP/IP

Address Resolution Protocol and Internet Control Message Protocol


TCP/IP

ICMP Performance Counters


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


System Guide

Configuring Desktop Appearances


System Guide

Selecting and Arranging Directory Windows and Icons


System Guide

Arranging Group and Program-Item Icons


System Guide

Changing An Icon


System Guide

Configuring Desktop Appearance


System Guide

Choosing Commands In Windows NT


System Guide

Starting An Application From File Manager


System Guide

Starting An Application From A Group

Starting Applications In Program Manager


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


System Guide

Starting An Application From File Manager

Using The Keyboard For Common Actions


System Guide

Opening Group Windows and Reducing Them To Icons


System Guide

Staring An Application When You Start Windows NT


System Guide

Starting An Application From File Manager


System Guide

Starting An Application From A Group


System Guide

Selecting Items For Action


System Guide

Embedding A Package

Overview


System Guide

Working With Directory Information


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Using The Appointment Book


Remote Access Service

Unsupported Modems


Installation Guide

Customizing Product ID Specification for Network Setup


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


Services for Macintosh

Setting Up The Services For Macintosh Client Software


TCP/IP

Installing DHCP Servers


Installation Guide

Installing DLC Support


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft FTP Server Service

TCP/IP

Installing The FTP Server Service


Installation Guide

Installing the Gateway Service

Services for Netware Networks

Installing the Gateway Service

NetWare Loging Scripts Are Not Running

Preparing to Install the Gateway Service

Troubleshooting the Gateway Service


Installation Guide

Installing IPX Support


Services for Netware Networks

Managing IPX/SPX Routing on a Token Ring Network


Remote Access Service

ISDN Wide-Area Network Installation


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Installing MS-DOS files for Remoteboot Workstations


Network Operations Quick Reference

Installing Multimedia Device Drivers


Services for Netware Networks

Connecting to a Netware Printer Through Print Manager


Services for Macintosh

Planning the Physical Setup

Network Operations Quick Reference

Installing Network Adapter Cards


Installation Guide

Creating a Network Installation Startup Disk


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Getting Documentation


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software

Using the Installation Disk Set

Using the Network Client Administrator


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Getting Documentation

Planning for Installation


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Network Operations Quick Reference

Installing Protocols and Network Software


Installation Guide

Installing Networking Services

TCP/IP Protocol and Related Components


Installation Guide

Installing the Gateway Service

Services for Netware Networks

Installing the Gateway Service


Network Operations Quick Reference

Installing A Printer


Network Operations Quick Reference

Installing Protocols and Network Software

Installation Guide

Installing Networking Services

TCP/IP Protocol and Related Components


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software

Remote Access Service

Installing Remote Access Software


Installation Guide

Hardware Requirements for RAS

Remote Access Service

Hardware Requirements for RAS


Installation Guide

Checking the Remoteboot Installation


Installation Guide

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Remote Access Service

Customizing the Remote Access Server's MODEM.INF


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Before Installing Microsoft TCP/IP

TCP/IP

Before Installing Microsoft TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP


Installation Guide

Installing and Configuring Microsoft TCP/IP and SNMP

Installing TCP/IP

TCP/IP

Before Installing Microsoft TCP/IP

Installing TCP/IP


Installation Guide

Installing TCP/IP Support


TCP/IP

Installing WINS Servers


System Guide

Built in User Accounts of a Workstation


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


System Guide

Configuring the Windows 3.1 Environment


Installation Guide

Setting the Time and Configuring Video Display


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server

Setting Up Applications to Run from Program Manager


Installation Guide

Customizing Product ID Specification for Network Setup


Installation Guide

Customizing Protocol Setup


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Mass Storage Device


Installation Guide

Choosing Express vs. Custom Setup


Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Installation Guide

Completing Setup


Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Installation Guide

SCSI Drives

Starting Setup on a RISC-Based Computer

Starting Setup on a X.86-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on a X.86-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on a X.86-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server

Installing Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server with Microsoft Windows 3.x

Preparing the computer for Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Creating an Emergency Repair Disk

What You Need to Know Before Running Setup


Installation Guide

Migrating Windows 3.x Settings


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server

Setting Master Files on a Server


Installation Guide

Preparing the computer for Windows NT Server

Selecting a Directory for NT Server Files


Installation Guide

Quick Start: a Summary of Windows NT Setup


Installation Guide

Reinstalling Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on a RISC-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition


Installation Guide

Setting up a Network Adapter Card


Installation Guide

Setting the Time and Configuring Video Display


Installation Guide

Setting up applications to run from Program Manager


Installation Guide

Setting up a Network Adapter Card

Setting up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller


Installation Guide

Setting up a Local Printer


Installation Guide

Setting up a Network Adapter Card


Installation Guide

Setting Up Virtual Memory


Installation Guide

Setting Up Master Files on a Server


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on a RISC-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server and Using WINNT.EXE


Installation Guide

Upgrading from Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Installation Guide

Installing Wndows NT Server with Microsoft Windows 3.x


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer


Services for Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


Remote Access Service

Connecting Through Intermediary Devices

Writing Scripts


Remote Access Service

Connecting Through Intermediary Devices


Remote Access Service

Customizing the Remote Access Server's MODEM.INF


Remote Access Service

Security Hosts


Remote Access Service

Support for security Hosts and Switches


System Guide

Printing Extended or International Characters


System Guide

Working With Other International Settings


System Guide

Configuring Date and Time


TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


TCP/IP

Domain Name System Addressing


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP with Third-Party Software


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP for Connectivity to the Internet


TCP/IP

Internet Protocol Suite


Installation Guide

What does Microsoft TCP/IP include?

TCP/IP

What does Microsoft TCP/IP include?


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP for Connectivity to the Internet


Services for Macintosh

Avoiding LaserPrep Wars


Services for Macintosh

Capturing AppleTalk Printers

Enabling Clients to Use Printers on the AppleTalk Network


Services for Macintosh

Enabling Clients to Use Printers on the AppleTalk Network


Services for Macintosh

Printing on a Network


Services for Macintosh

AppleTalk Routing Support

Overview

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks

What Services for Macintosh Can Do


Services for Macintosh

Creating a Router Record

Planning your AppleTalk Internet


Services for Macintosh

Printing

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Services for Macintosh

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Wndows NT Server

Printer Sharing

Printing

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


TCP/IP

Using DHCP with Diskless Workstations


TCP/IP

Configuring Advanced TCP/IP Options


Services for Macintosh

AppleTalk Networks


TCP/IP

Defining DHCP Scopes

Removing a Scope


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


Services for Macintosh

Requirements for Macintosh Clients


TCP/IP

Routing and IP Gateways

Using TCP/IP for Scalability in Windows Network


TCP/IP

Planning a Large_Scale strategy for DHCP Servers

Planning a Strategy for DHCP


TCP/IP

Planning a Strategy for WINS Servers

Planning Replication Frequency between Hubs


TCP/IP

Internetwork Printing with TCP/IP

Printing to Windows NT from UNIX Clients


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP with Third-Party Software

Windows NT Solutions in TCP/IP Internetworks


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


Services for Netware Networks

Planning a Migration


TCP/IP

Address Resolution Protocol and Internet Control Message Protocol


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Managing DHCP Addressing Policy


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Partitioning the Address Pool


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Managing DHCP Addressing Policy

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Avoiding DNS Naming Conflicts


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Routing and IP Gateways


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Managing DHCP Addressing Policy


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Lease Options


TCP/IP

Defining Options for reservations

Managing Client Reservations


TCP/IP

Creating Scopes


TCP/IP

Domain Name System Addressing


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Address Resolution Protocol and Internet Control Message Protocol


TCP/IP

Editing the LMHOSTS File

Name Resolution for Windows Networking

Name Resolution with Host Files


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


Remote Access Service

IP Parameters


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

IP Addressing for RAS


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Telnet


System Guide

Troubleshooting IP Configuration

Troubleshooting Other Connection Problems


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


TCP/IP

Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

IP Performance Counters


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Routing and IP Gateways


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP for Scalability in Windows Network


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

IP Addressing for RAS


TCP/IP

Routing and IP Gateways

Utilities reference


TCP/IP

Configuring Advanced TCP/IP Options


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Routing and IP Gateways


TCP/IP

Routing and IP Gateways


TCP/IP

Administering DHCP Clients

Guidelines for Managing DHCP Addressing Policy

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use IPX


Services for Netware Networks

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol


Remote Access Service

Special Configurations


Installation Guide

Installing IPX Support


Services for Netware Networks

What is the Gateway Service?


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Network Adapter Card


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software


Services for Netware Networks

Special Considerations for Individual NetWare-Aware Applications


Services for Netware Networks

Managing IPX/SPX Routing on a Token Ring Network


Remote Access Service

IPX Router Parameters


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview

Remote Access Service

ISDN Wide-Area Network Installation


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Client


Update Information for Version 3.51

Changed Functionality for Command-Line Utilities


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JetDirect cards, printing

jetpack, command-line utility


Update Information for Version 3.51

Utilities


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


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Key combinations  See Keys

Key values

AppleTalk

changing, procedure

configuring with Registry Editor

File Server

Keyboard

adjusting delay and repeat rate

changing system settings

choosing commands

command prompt commands

common actions

customizing with Control Panel

general conventions governing use of files

international options

opening files

overview

setting up new or revised device drivers

shortcut reference

starting applications

Keys

ALT+ENTER, toggling between window and full screen mode in command prompt window

ALT+ESC, moving through open applications

ALT+HYPHEN, displaying document window Control Menu

ALT+SPACEBAR, displaying application window Control Menu

ALT+TAB+ESC, returning to original application

ALT+TAB, moving through open application

application shortcut keys

assigning

deleting

reserved key combinations

specifying in PIFs

specifying when creating program items

conventions

governing use of keys

used in documentation

CTRL+ALT+DEL

locking or unlocking computers

logging on to Windows NT

CTRL+ESC, displaying Task List

opening files

shortcut reference

starting applications


Services for Macintosh

AppleTalk Key Values


Services for Macintosh

Changing Registry Key Values


Services for Macintosh

Parameter Key Values

Registry Values


Services for Macintosh

File Server Key Values


System Guide

Adjusting the Keyboard Delay and Repeat rate


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing System Settings for hardware

System Guide

Changing Keyboard or Mouse driver


System Guide

Choosing Commands in Windows NT


System Guide

Configuration Commands


System Guide

Using the Keyboard for Common Actions


System Guide

Adjusting the Keyboard Delay and Repeat Rate

Customizing the Keyboard, Cursor, and Mouse


System Guide

Using the Keyboard


System Guide

Working with Other International Settings


System Guide

Using the Keyboard for Common Actions


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference

Using the Keyboard


System Guide

Setting Up New or Revised Device Drivers


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


System Guide

Using the Keyboard for Common Actions


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Returning to Program Manager from an Application


System Guide

Using the Control Menu and Task List


System Guide

Using the Control Menu and Task List


System Guide

Switching Between Applications


System Guide

Managing Windows

Returning to Program Manager from an Application

Switching Between Applications


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Creating Program Items


System Guide

Using the Keyboard


System Guide

Using the Keyboard


Network Operations Quick Reference

Locking and Unlocking a Computer


Network Operations Quick Reference

Logging On and Logging Off

System Guide

Starting Windows NT Server


System Guide

Using the Control Menu and Task List


System Guide

Using the Keyboard for Common Actions


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


System Guide

Using the Keyboard for Common Actions


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Labeling

floppy disks

Label command

new volumes

OLE packages

LAN adapter numbers, network bindings

LAN Manager

2.x servers

adding LAN Manager domains to a Windows NT domain list

administering with Server Manager

administering with User Manager for Domains

domain considerations

error log

home directories

interaction with Windows NT domains

interoperation with Windows NT Server

local user accounts  See User accounts, local accounts

logon scripts

managing account information

monitoring usage

printing from Windows NT

special considerations

user environment profiles

Windows NT Server domain controller role

for MS-DOS or OS/2, installing client software with Network Client Administrator

See also Installing, network client software

See also Network Client;Administrator

client-based network administration tools

getting documentation

installation procedure

location and size of installation files

minimum configuration requirements

network installation startup disk vs. installation disk set

number of disks required for installation

overview

remoteboot installation, converting

LAN protocols

configuring Remote Access Service

integration and interoperability

IPX and RAS

NetWare support

TCP/IP and RAS

LANMAN.INI file, migrating from earlier versions of RAS

LaserPrep files

LaserWriter

driver required for PostScript printers

printer driver, versions supported

troubleshooting printing extended characters

Last known good configuration

lcd (FTP command)

Leases, DHCP clients

License Manager

clients (per seat)

icon, network administration program group

legal licensing requirements

license groups

products view screen

purchase history

replication

server browser

Licenses, Client Access

Licensing

changing from per server to per seat

icon, Control Panel

modes

per seat option

per server option

selecting and accepting an appropriate mode

setup examples

replication

Linking

domains

OLE  See OLE

Listing

NetWare servers

active connections

problems

started services

users and groups on Windows NT Servers

literal (FTP command)

LMHOSTS file

consultation on local name resolution failure

default directory

description

designating domain controllers

editing

guidelines

keywords

name resolution

without WINS

NetBIOS over TCP/IP b-node implementation

rereading with nbtstat command

rules

setting up

specifying remote servers

troubleshooting

using

centralized files

with dynamic name resolution

Local groups  See Groups, local groups

LocalTalk

adapter limitations

AppleTalk zones

network media supported by Windows NT Server

network numbers

network setup examples

number of nodes

planning setup of printing devices

supported by Phase 2 AppleTalk networks

troubleshooting

MCA computers and LocalTalk cards

server access

Locator

Locking

computers

program groups with user profiles

unlocking user accounts

user accounts

Log files

event logs  See Event logs

Migration Tool

ERROR.LOG information

LOGFILE.LOG information

logging name conflicts

overview

setting amount of information logged

SUMMARY.LOG information

viewing and printing

telnet

WINS server path

Logging

backup operations

events  See Event logs

Performance Monitor logging interval

Logging off

correct procedure

from Mail

from Schedule+

quitting Windows NT

troubleshooting shutdown without logging on

user profiles

Logging on

administrators

assigning logon accounts

to Directory Replicator service

to Schedule service

authentication

changing logon message

default user profile

gateways vs. logging on

guests

accounts

logons

logon authentication

logon scripts  See Logon scripts

managing

logon hours

logon workstations

migrating NetWare account restrictions

new capabilities in this release

online demonstration

preferred NetWare servers

prompting for NetWare passwords

setting logon security for Macintosh users

specifying preferred NetWare server

starting

applications automatically

Windows NT

to Mail

to Network Client

to Schedule+

to services

troubleshooting

interoperability with Windows for Workgroups

password problems

user passwords

user authentication module (UAM)

user profiles

Windows for Workgroups workstations

Logging parameter

login NetWare utility  See net use command

Logon scripts

assigning to users

asynchronous or synchronous

copying user environment profiles

description

Directory Replicator service role

NetWare script problems

overview

reestablishing net connections at startup

replicating

setting up replication

special parameters

specifying path

transferring during migration

User Profile Editor

vs. user profiles

Logs, RAS-specific

LOGVIEW.EXE

Lotus Notes SPX connectivity option

Low speed connection

Lpdsvc service, TCP/IP printing

lpq command

lpr command

lpr command, printing nontext files

LPR utility, obtaining on Internet

ls (FTP command)


System Guide

Labeling A Disk


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Formatting and Labeling Partitions

System Guide

Partitioning Disks

Starting and Quitting Disk Administrator


System Guide

Embedding a Package


Concepts and Planning Guide

Advantages of NDIS

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting the LAN Adapter Number


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding LAN Manager 2.x Domains to a Windows NT Domain List

System Guide

Configuring Network Software and Adapter Cards


System Guide

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


System Guide

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


Concepts and Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?

Concepts and Planning Guide

Interactions with Servers Running Other Network Systems


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


Concepts and Planning Guide

Interactions with Servers Running Other Network Systems

Allowing Windows NT Users Access to LAN Manager2.x Servers


Concepts and Planning Guide

How Windows NT Server Works with Other Network Software


Concepts and Planning Guide

Logon Scripts

System Guide

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


System Guide

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


Concepts and Planning Guide

Monitoring Server Usage


Concepts and Planning Guide

Using Printers Managed by Other Providers


System Guide

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


System Guide

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


Concepts and Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


Installation Guide

Installing the Client-Based Network Administration Tools


Installation Guide

Getting Documentation


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Meeting Minimum Configuration Requirements


Installation Guide

Using the Network Client Administrator


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Remote Access Service

Configuring RAS to Use LAN Protocols

Configuring a RAS Server to Use NetBEUI

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP

Configuring a RAS Server to Use IPX

Special Configurations


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols

Configuring a RAS Server to Use IPX


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP


Remote Access Service

LANMAN.INI File


Services For Macintosh

Avoiding LaserPrep Wars


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services For Macintosh

System Requirements


Services For Macintosh

Printing Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Using the Last Known Good Configuration

Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting Windows NT with the Last Known Good Configuration


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Managing Client Leases

Guidelines for Lease Options


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Network Models


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource Through File Manager

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource at the Command Prompt


Services For Netware Networks

Viewing Current Network Connections


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Starts, But Servers Can't Be Found

Gateway Service Starts, But NetWare 4.x Servers Can't Be Seen


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Doesn't Start


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Permissions for a Gateway Share


Services For Netware Networks

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution

Name Resolution with Host Files


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Setting Up LMHOSTS


TCP/IP

Designating Domain Controllers Using #DOM


TCP/IP

Editing the LMHOSTS File


TCP/IP

Guidelines for LMHOSTS


TCP/IP

Rules for LMHOSTS

Using Centralized LMHOSTS Files


TCP/IP

Name Resolution for Windows Networking

Name Resolution with Host Files


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

NetBIOS over TCP/IP and Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Rules for LMHOSTS


TCP/IP

Setting Up LMHOSTS

Using Centralized LMHOSTS Files


TCP/IP

Specifying Remote Servers in LMHOSTS


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Name Resolution Problems

Troubleshooting Other Connection Problems

Troubleshooting TCP/IP Database Files


TCP/IP

Using Centralized LMHOSTS Files


TCP/IP

Using LMHOSTS with Dynamic Name Resolution

Specifying Remote Servers in LMHOSTS

Designating Domain Controllers Using #DOM

Using Centralized LMHOSTS Files


TCP/IP

Choosing a Network and Zone


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks

Routing Information


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Physical Setup


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks

Routing Information

Seeding the Network


Services For Macintosh

Example

Advanced Examples


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring RPC

System Guide

Configuring the Remote Procedure Call Service

Managing Services

Managing Services


Network Operations Quick Reference

Locking and Unlocking a Computer


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a User Profile

System Guide

Creating a New User Profile


Network Operations Quick Reference

Unlocking User Accounts

System Guide

Unlocking User Accounts


System Guide

Managing the Account Policy


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Handling Username Conflicts

Handling Group Name Conflicts


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

Documenting Backup Operations


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Performance Monitor Displays Information


System Guide

Quitting Windows NT Using Program Manager


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Mail


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Schedule+


Network Operations Quick Reference

Logging On and Logging Off

System Guide

Quitting Windows NT Server

Quitting Windows NT Using Program Manager


Installation Guide

Shutting Down Without Logging On


System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Administrators Should Log On


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up the Services for Macintosh Client Software

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Server Name, Logon Message, and Session Limits

Parameter Key Values


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding the Default Profile


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource at the Command Prompt


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up User Accounts for Macintosh Users


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

Allowing Guest Access

Services For Macintosh

Passwords


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Logon Attempts Are Authenticated

Logging On from a Windows NT Workstation Computer

Logging On at a Windows NT Server Computer

Logging On from an MS-DOS Computer


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Password and Account Policy

Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Logon Hours

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Logon Workstations

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing User Accounts


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Online Demonstration


Services For Netware Networks

Specifying a Preferred NetWare Server

Selecting a Preferred Server


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Prompts for a Password at Each Logon


Services For Macintosh

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users


Installation Guide

Specifying a Preferred NetWare Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Profiles to Start Applications Automatically

System Guide

Starting_an_Application_When_You_Start_Windows_NT


Network Operations Quick Reference

Logging On and Logging Off

System Guide

Starting and Quitting Windows NT Server

Starting Windows NT Server


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Mail


Installation Guide

Starting Network Client and Logging On


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Schedule+


System Guide

Configuring Service Startup

Managing Services


Installation Guide

Interoperability with Windows for Workgroups


Installation Guide

Logging On and Changing Passwords


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Services for Macintosh

Services For Macintosh

Introduction to Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Remote Access Service

RAS-Specific Logs

RasMan Parameters

PPP Parameters


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Logon Scripts Work

System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing User Environments

Logon Scripts

How Logon Scripts Work

System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Logon Scripts Work


Services For Netware Networks

NetWare Login Scripts Are Not Running


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Replicating Logon Scripts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up the Replication of Logon Scripts


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Logon Scripts Work


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Logon Scripts Work

System Guide

Managing Directory Replication

Managing Server Properties


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Logon Scripts


Remote Access Service

RAS-Specific Logs


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


System Guide

Managing the View

Managing the View


TCP/IP

Printing to Windows NT from UNIX Clients


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP for Connectivity to the Internet


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Update Information for Version 3.51

Products View


Update Information for Version 3.51

License Manager


Update Information for Version 3.51

Products View


Update Information for Version 3.51

License Manager

Clients (Per Seat)


Update Information for Version 3.51

Products View


Update Information for Version 3.51

Purchase History

Products View


Update Information for Version 3.51

Server Browser


Update Information for Version 3.51

Products View


Update Information for Version 3.51

Licensing and License Manager

Purchase History


Update Information for Version 3.51

Licensing


Update Information for Version 3.51

Licensing


Update Information for Version 3.51

Selecting and Accepting an Appropriate Licensing Mode

Licensing and License Manager


Update Information for Version 3.51

Selecting and Accepting an Appropriate Licensing Mode

Licensing and License Manager


Update Information for Version 3.51

Selecting and Accepting an Appropriate Licensing Mode


Update Information for Version 3.51

Selecting and Accepting an Appropriate Licensing Mode


Update Information for Version 3.51

Licensing

Server Browser


Update Information for Version 3.51

Creating a Telnet Log File


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

Controlling Logon Script Execution Using User Profile Editor


Update Information for Version 3.51

Controlling Logon Script Execution Using User Profile Editor


Update Information for Version 3.51

Utilities


Comprehensive Index - M
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

M-node, Net BIOS over TCP/IP implementation

MacFile  See File Server (Macintosh)

Macintosh

avoiding LaserPrep wars

files

file names

parts

mapping extended characters in filenames

permissions  See Permissions

printing

See PostScript

See Printers

See Printing

security scheme described

Services for  See Services for Macintosh

setting logon security

user passwords

volumes  See Macintosh-accessible volumes

Windows NT server user accounts for workstations

Macintosh-accessible volumes

backing up files on the server

CDFS volumes

configuring

creating volumes

troubleshooting unavailability

changing key values

configuring

creating

creating folders

designating directories as

directory limitations when setting up Services for Services for Netware Networks

disconnecting

making read-only

modifying properties

names seen by users

NTFS partition

removing

removing Services for Macintosh

setting logon security

setting permissions

shared directory limitations

shared file directories

troubleshooting

folder view

reinstalling Windows NT Server

unavailability

viewing current users

viewing list of volumes

volume passwords

vs. other types of volumes

MacPrint  See Print Server (Macintosh)

Macros

editing MODEM.INF file

reserved words listed

Mail

accounts

adding to WGPOs

administrator accounts

changing passwords

creating

disk space required

information contained in WGPOs

modifying

removing

restoring passwords

Address Book

folders

backing up

description

restoring

shared folders

sharing folders

storing messages

message files

copying to a computer or disk

corrupted

description

moving offline

Message Finder

messages

addressing

attaching files

postoffice

deleting

finding

headers

including OLE packages

message templates

reading

replying to

sending

sending to another mail system

templates

typing

passwords

Postoffice Manager

creating WGPOs

managing accounts

managing mail system files

managing WGPOs

planning WGPOs

postoffices  See herein WGPOs

starting

system

advanced features

backing up

description

managing files

overview

quitting

restoring

restoring user passwords

sending messages to another mail system

setting up

using with other systems and networks

WGPOs

configuration examples

connecting to

creating

description

disk space required

existing Mail postoffice

managing

planning

sharing

working offline

Management information bases  See MIBs

Mandatory user profiles

map utility, memory allocation problems

Mapping

drives in logon scripts

files for migration

IP addresses to computer names

Mappings, static  See WINS, static mappings

Master domains  See Domains; domain models; master domain model

MaxBcastDgBuffered parameter

MaxConfigure parameter

MaxDgBufferedPerGroupName parameter

MaxDynMem parameter

MaxFailure parameter

MaxFrameSize parameter

MaxNames parameter

MaxReject parameter

MaxSessions parameter

MaxTerminate parameter

mdelete (FTP command)

mdir (FTP command)

Media player improvements

Memory

changing

environment variables

virtual memory paging file

configuring

for Microsoft Windows

server memory usage

device-specific printer properties

EMM386.SYS

expanded (EMS) memory

for MS-DOS—based applications

including information in PIFs

setting options

extended (XMS) memory

monitoring

system throughput problems

usage

network adapter cards

optimizing performance

paging

description

excessive paging problems

paging files  See Paging files

required for print servers

running different processes

separate space, running applications

setting

key values

printer memory

SMARTDRV.SYS, disabling

solving performance problems

STOP errors and system recovery

System Error F002

troubleshooting

base memory addresses

memory buffer addresses

out of memory messages

printer drivers

tuning memory settings

using more than 16 MB RAM with ISA computers

virtual memory

changing virtual memory paging file

configuring during Setup

defining for operating system

defining for Windows 3.1-based applications

Windows NT

architecture

system requirements

Menus

Messages

See also Errors

changing logon message

disconnecting users and volumes

displaying in FTP Server service

general dialog messages

low battery power warning

Mail  See Mail, messages

sending

after power failure

over the network

to users connected to servers

to connected Macintosh users

Server Unavailable message during OLE

stopping Server service

troubleshooting

AppleTalk error messages in Event Viewer

printing errors

receiving server messages

turning off confirmation messages in File Manager

mget (FTP command)

MIBs

agent API extension interface

included with SNMP

LAN Manager MIB II for Windows NT objects

Common group

description

Domain group

Server group

Workstation group

Microsoft DHCP objects

DHCP MIB parameters

DHCP Scope group

Microsoft WINS objects

Cmd group

Datafiles group

parameters

Pull group

Push group

Microsoft client software

See Windows for Workgroups

See Windows NT

See Workgroup Add-On for MS-DOS

Microsoft Diagnostics (WINMSD.EXE)

Microsoft Locator

Microsoft RAS protocol

Microsoft Windows

applications  See herein Windows 3.1-based applications

configuring

existing Windows environment when installing Windows NT

memory

EMM386.SYS

for Workgroups  See Windows for Workgroups

installing

for remoteboot workstations

Windows NT with Windows 3.x

migrating Windows 3.1 settings when installing Windows NT

Network Client

configuring

Full redirector necessary

running UPDATE.EXE before installing Windows NT

SMARTDRV.SYS, disabling

virtual memory

Windows 3.1-based applications

environment

run by Windows NT

running from command prompt

setting up

starting automatically

virtual memory

Windows-based mainframe connectivity software, troubleshooting

MIDI Mapper

Migrating from earlier versions of RAS

Migration Tool

choosing destination share for migration

clearing or restoring default settings

configuration files

file and directory transfer

directory rights and security

file attributes

files and directories not transferred

hidden or system files

options

selecting volumes for migration

transferring only files

flowcharts

log files

managing servers after migration

migrating several servers to one domain

overview

planning

running a migration

running times and statistics

saving settings

selecting servers for migration

starting

software requirements

trial migrations

user and group accounts

administrative accounts

domain controller accounts

login scripts

mapping files for accounts

migrating accounts to master domain

options

password options

transferring only accounts

user account information

MIPS platform

Mirror sets

boot and system partitions

breaking

caution when installing Windows NT

deleting

disk duplexing

disk mirroring

drive letters assigned

establishing

examples

fault-tolerance functionality

fixing

implemented by Windows NT Server

orphans, description

protecting data

RAID strategies

recovering data with fault-tolerance tools

reliability

restoring

vs. stripe sets

vs. stripe sets with parity

mkdir (FTP command)

mls (FTP command)

Modem PCMCIA cards

MODEM.INF file

adding

a new modem

modem detection information

assigning aliases

customizing

description

editing

reserved words listed

responses

section components

substitution macros

syntax

testing modem compatibility

third-party security devices

Modems

adding

a new modem

modem detection information to MODEM.INF

assigning

aliases

telephone numbers to multiple modems

automatic detection

cabling

choosing

configuring

direct serial connections

modem-pool switches

MODEM.INF  See MODEM.INF file

NULL

pooling equipment

RAS

automatic detection

configuring

NULL

WAN lines

server requirements

supported modems

testing compatibility

troubleshooting

supported modems

unsupported fax modems

unsupported modems

WAN lines

X.25 networks, establishing connections with dial-up PADs

Monitoring

performance  See Performance Monitor

FTP Server traffic

RAS servers and users

TCP/IP performance

WINS server performance

Monitors

configuring video display

troubleshooting video drivers and adapters

Mouse

configuring

changing system settings

customizing

device drivers

pointers

saving settings in user profiles

switching functions of buttons

troubleshooting use with Network Client

turning off File Manager confirmation messages

using

choosing commands

clicking

creating program items quickly with File Manager

double-clicking

guidelines

moving and sizing windows

selecting items

Moving DHCP clients to a new address

Moving WINS database

mput (FTP command)

MS-DOS

accessing Windows NT printers from MS-DOS

applications  See MS-DOS–based applications

commands

configuration commands

subsystem commands supported

converting long file names

disk partitions shared with Windows NT

environment

configuring

custom startup files

customizing with PIFs

files, backing up to tape

installing files for remoteboot workstations

making network connections from MS-DOS computers with net use command

memory-resident programs

migrating login scripts

naming conventions

Network Client version 2.0  See Network Client

printer configuration example for network printing

running pop-up programs in windows

shared directory considerations for MS-DOS users

tape backup systems, tape format

Windows NT Setup considerations

workstations, participating in Windows NT domains

MS-DOS—based applications

application shortcut keys

character-based applications

closing windows on exit

compatible timer hardware emulation

configuring default settings for windows

converting long file names

creating PIFs

expanded (EMS) memory

extended (XMS) memory

graphics-based applications

multitasking options

naming conventions

network printing

run by Windows NT

running from command prompt

setting up

starting

system mouse pointer

toggling between window and full screen modes

transferring information with Clipboard

MultiCastForwardRate parameter

Multihomed computers

configuring adapters and alternate default gateways

DHCP clients

dynamic allocation of IP addresses

IP routing, internetwork support

routing issues

WINS group names

WINS servers

Multimedia

installing device drivers

new features in this release of Windows NT

Multimedia improvements

Audio Compression Manager (ACM)

CD player

media player

Musical Instruments Digital Interface (MIDI)

sound recorder

video capture and playback

Musical Instruments Digital Interface (MIDI) improvements


TCP/IP

NetBios Over TCP/IP and Name Resolution


Services for Macintosh

Avoiding LaserPrep Wars


Services for Macintosh

How Filenames are Translated

How Shared Files Appear to Users


Services for Macintosh

How Services for Macintosh Stores Files


Services for Macintosh

How Extended Characters Are Mapped


Services for Macintosh

Permissions


Services for Macintosh

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users


Services for Macintosh

Passwords


Services for Macintosh

Setting Up User Accounts for Macintosh Users

Windows NT Server Accounts for Macintosh Clients


Services for Macintosh

Backing Files on the Server


Services for Macintosh

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services for Macintosh

Creating a Macintosh-Accessible Volume on a CDFS Volume

Creating Volumes


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Parameter Key Values


Services for Macintosh

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services for Macintosh

Creating a Macintosh-Accessible Volume on a CDFS Volume

Creating Volumes


Services for Macintosh

Creating Folders in a Volume


Services for Macintosh

Creating A Macintosh-Accessible Volume


Services for Macintosh

Overview


Services for Macintosh

Disconnecting Macintosh Users and Volumes


Services for Macintosh

Modifying a Macintosh-Accessible Volume


Services for Macintosh

Modifying a Macintosh-Accessible Volume

Parameter Key Values


Services for Macintosh

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible volumes


Services for Macintosh

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible volumes


Services for Macintosh

Removing a Macintosh-Accessible volume


Installation Guide

Stopping and Removing Services for Macintosh

Services for Macintosh

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users


Services for Macintosh

Changing the Owner or Primary Group

Setting Permissions for Volumes and Folders


Services for Macintosh

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services for Macintosh

How Shared Files Appear to Users

Working with Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Other Issues


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

View Current Users of Volumes


Services for Macintosh

Viewing a List of Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services for Macintosh

Volume Passwords


Services for Macintosh

How Shared Files Appear to Users


Remote Access Service

Adding a New Modem to MODEM.INF

Substitution Macros


Remote Access Service

PAD.INF Format

Substitution Macros


System Guide

Adding a User


System Guide

Creating a Workgroup Postoffice


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Mail


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Mail


System Guide

Creating a Workgroup Postoffice


System Guide

Planning a Workgroup Postoffice


System Guide

Modifying a User Account


System Guide

Removing a User


System Guide

Restoring a User's Password


System Guide

Sending a Message


System Guide

Managing the Mail System Files


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Managing the Mail System Files


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail

Managing Disk Space


System Guide

Creating a Workgroup Postoffice


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail


System Guide

Managing the Mail System Files


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail


System Guide

Sending a Message


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail

Overview

Reading a Message


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail


System Guide

Deleting a Message


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail


System Guide

Reading a Message


System Guide

Replying to a Message


System Guide

Sending a Message


System Guide

Sending a Message

Using Mail with a NetWare Network


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail


System Guide

Sending a Message


System Guide

Overview

Restoring a User's Password

Starting and Quitting Mail


System Guide

Creating a Workgroup Postoffice


System Guide

Adding a User

Removing a User


System Guide

managing the Mail System Files


System Guide

Managing Your Workgroup Postoffice

Restoring a User's Password


System Guide

Creating a Workgroup Postoffice


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Mail

Starting and Quitting Mail


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail


System Guide

Managing the Mail System Files


System Guide

Planning a Workgroup Postoffice


System Guide

Managing the Mail System Files


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Mail


System Guide

Managing the Mail System Files


System Guide

Restoring a User's Password


System Guide

Sending a Message

Using Mail with a NertWare Network


System Guide

Creating a workgroup Postoffice

Setting up the Mail System


System Guide

Using Mail with a NertWare Network

Using Mail with Other Networks and Other Messaging Systems


System Guide

Planning a Workgroup Postoffice


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Mail


System Guide

Creating a Workgroup Postoffice


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Creating a Workgroup Postoffice

Managing Disk Space


System Guide

Starting and Quitting mail


System Guide

Managing Your Workgroup Postoffice

Restoring a User's Password


System Guide

Creating a Workgroup Postoffice

Planning a Workgroup Postoffice


System Guide

Creating a Workgroup Postoffice


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail


Services for Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Services for Netware Networks

NetWare Map Utility Fails with a Memory Allocation Error


Services for Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Services for Netware Networks

Options for transferring Users and Groups

Transferring Administrative Rights


TCP/IP

Editing the LMHOSTS File

Name Resolution for Windows Networking

Name Resolution with Host Files


Remote Access Service

NetBios Gateway Parameters


Remote Access Service

PPP PArameters


Remote Access Service

NetBios Gateway Parameters


Remote Access Service

NetBios Gateway Parameters


Remote Access Service

PPP Parameters


Remote Access Service

AsyncMac Parameters


Remote Access Service

NetBios Gateway Parameters


Remote Access Service

PPP Parameters


Remote Access Service

NetBios Gateway Parameters


Remote Access Service

PPP Parameters


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


System Guide

Changing the Environment Variables


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Virtual-Memory Paging File


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations


Network Operations Quick Reference

Configuring Server Memory Usage

System Guide

Configuring Server Memory


Concepts and Planning Guide

Creating Printers on a Server

Setting Device-Specific Properties


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations

Making Sure EMM386 Doesn't Conflict with the Network Adapter


System Guide

MS-DOS Environment


System Guide

Creating Program Information Files (PIF)


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations


Concepts and Planning Guide

Knowing What to Measure


Concepts and Planning Guide

Monitoring Server Usage

Making Sure You Have Enough Memory


Concepts and Planning Guide

Choosing a Network Adapter Card

Monitoring Network Activity


Concepts and Planning Guide

Tuning Memory Settings

System Guide

Changing the Virtual-Memory Paging File


Concepts and Planning Guide

Making Sure You Have Enough Memory


Concepts and Planning Guide

Making Sure You Have Enough Memory

Monitoring Network Activity

Solving Performance Problems

Monitoring Examples


Concepts and Planning Guide

Choosing Computers to Be Print Servers

Configuring Network Interface Printers


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications


System Guide

Creating Program Items

Running a Windows 3.1 Application in Separate Memory


Services for Macintosh

Parameter Key Values


Concepts and Planning Guide

Setting Device-Specific Properties


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstation


Concepts and Planning Guide

Solving Performance Problems


System Guide

System Recovery


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


Installation Guide

Checking and Changing Network-Adapter Settings


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


Installation Guide

Printing From Windows-Based and MS-DOS-Based Applications


Installation Guide

Printing From Windows-Based and MS-DOS-Based Applications


Concepts and Planning Guide

Tuning Memory Settings


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


System Guide

Changing the Virtual-Memory Paging File

Changing the Virtual-Memory Paging File


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstation


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Windows 3.1 Environment


Concepts and Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

System Requirements


System Guide

Choosing Commands in Windows NT


Services for Macintosh

Changing the Server Name, Logon Message, and Session Limits

Parameter Key Values


Services for Macintosh

Disconnecting Macintosh Users and Volumes


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for FTP Server Service

Controlling the FTP Server and User Access

Customizing Greeting and Exit Messages


System Guide

Responding to Messages


System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


Services for Macintosh

Sending Messages to Connected Macintosh Users


System Guide

Sending a Message to Connected Users

Network Operations Quick Reference

Sending a Message to Connected Users


Services for Macintosh

Sending Messages to Connected Macintosh Users


System Guide

Solving Problems with Linked or Embedded Objects


System Guide

Managing Services

Sending a message to connected users


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Printing Issues and Solutions


Services for Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


System Guide

Turning off Confirmation Messages


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

SNMP


TCP/IP

SNMP


TCP/IP

Common Group


TCP/IP

MIB Object Types for Windows NT


TCP/IP

Domain group


TCP/IP

Server Group


TCP/IP

Workstation Group


TCP/IP

DHCP MIB Parameters


TCP/IP

DHCP Scope Group


TCP/IP

WINS Cmd Group


TCP/IP

WINS Datafiles Group


TCP/IP

DHCP MIB Parameters


TCP/IP

WINS Pull Group


TCP/IP

WINS Push Group


Concepts and Planning Guide

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers

Installation Guide

Using Windows NT Diagnostics for System Diagnosis


Concepts and Planning Guide

Configuring RPC

System Guide

Managing Services


Remote Access Service

Microsoft RAS Protocol


System Guide

Configuring the Windows 3.1 Environment


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations

Making Sure EMM386 Doesn't Conflict with the Network


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server with Microsoft Windows 3.x


Installation Guide

Migrating Windows 3.x Settings


Installation Guide

Using Network Client with Microsoft Windows


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations


System Guide

Windows 3.1 Environment


System Guide

Windows 3.1 Environment


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications


System Guide

Starting an Application


System Guide

Starting an Application


System Guide

Starting an Application When You Start Windows NT


System Guide

Windows 3.1 Environment


Installation Guide

Running Windows-Based Mainframe Connectivity Software


System Guide

Using Audio and MIDI Sounds in Windows NT


Remote Access Service

Administering an OS/2 RAS Server on a Windows NT Domain

Migrating From Earlier Versions of the Remote Access Service


Services for Netware Networks

Specifying a Destination Share


Services for Netware Networks

Saving and Restoring Migration Options


Services for Netware Networks

Saving and Restoring Migration Options


Services for Netware Networks

Comparing Directory and File Security

Comparing Directoryand File Security


Services for Netware Networks

Comparing File Attributes


Services for Netware Networks

Options for Transfering Files and Directories


Services for Netware Networks

Transferring Hidden and System Files


Services for Netware Networks

Options for Transfering Files and Directories

Transfering Files and Directories


Services for Netware Networks

Selecting Volumes to Tranfer


Services for Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups

Switching off Group and User Transfer


Services for Netware Networks

Migration Decisions

Migration Decisions


Services for Netware Networks

Running a Trial

Using Log Files


Services for Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Services for Netware Networks

Handling Group Name Conflicts


Services for Netware Networks

Comparing File Attributes

Migration Decisions

NetWare to Windows NT Migration

The Windows NT Server Migration Tool for NetWare


Services for Netware Networks

Comparing File Attributes

Migration Decisions

Planning a Migration

Software Requirements


Services for Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services for Netware Networks

Saving and Restoring Migration Options

Saving and Restoring Migration Options


Services for Netware Networks

Selecting Servers for Migration


Services for Netware Networks

Starting and Quitting the Migration Tool

Starting and Quitting the Migration Tool


Services for Netware Networks

Software Requirements


Services for Netware Networks

Planning a Migration

Running a Trial


Services for Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Services for Netware Networks

Comparing Network Models


Services for Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Services for Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services for Netware Networks

Transferring Accounts to a Windows NT Master Domain


Services for Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services for Netware Networks

Setting Password Options

Switching Off Group and User Transfer


Services for Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Files and Directories

Switching Off File Transfer


Services for Netware Networks

Comparing User Accounts


Services for Netware Networks

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Breaking a Mirror Set

System Guide

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Protecting Data


System Guide

Protecting Data


System Guide

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets


Network Operations Quick Reference

Establishing a Mirror Set

System Guide

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets


System Guide

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets


Concepts And Planning Guide

Level 1


System Guide

Recovering Data


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using the Windows NT Software Solution


System Guide

Recovering Data


System Guide

Protecting Data


Concepts And Planning Guide

Level 1

System Guide

Protecting Data


System Guide

Recovering Data


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Reliability Issues


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Protecting Data


Concepts And Planning Guide

Level 1

Using the Windows NT Software Solution


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Remote Access Service

Adding a New Modem to MODEM.INF


Remote Access Service

Adding Modem Detection Information to MODEM.INF


Remote Access Service

Assigning an Alias


Remote Access Service

Customizing the Remote Access Server's MODEM.INF


Remote Access Service

MODEM.INF


Remote Access Service

Adding a New Modem to MODEM.INF


Remote Access Service

Substitution Macros


Remote Access Service

Responses


Remote Access Service

MODEM.INF


Remote Access Service

Substitution Macros


Remote Access Service

Syntax


Remote Access Service

Unsupported Modems


Remote Access Service

Security Hosts


Remote Access Service

MODEM.INF


Remote Access Service

MODEM.INF


Remote Access Service

Assigning an Alias


Remote Access Service

Compatibility and Speed


Remote Access Service

Phone Lines, Modems, and Modem Pools


Remote Access Service

Cabling


Remote Access Service

Choosing and Configuring Modems

Compatibility and Speed


Remote Access Service

Unsupported Modems


Remote Access Service

Connecting to the X.25 Network Directly

Direct Serial Connections


Remote Access Service

Support for Security Hosts and Switches


Remote Access Service

Direct Serial Connections

Null Modem Cabling


Remote Access Service

Modem-Pooling Equipment


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Remote Access Service

Remote Access Servers


Remote Access Service

Supported Modems


Remote Access Service

Unsupported Modems


Remote Access Service

Supported Modems


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


Remote Access Service

Unsupported Modems


Remote Access Service

RS-232C Null Modem


Remote Access Service

Accessing X.25 Through Dial-Up PADs


TCP/IP

Monitoring FTP Server Traffic


Remote Access Service

Maintenance and Troubleshooting


TCP/IP

Monitoring TCP/IP Performance

UDP Performance Counters


TCP/IP

Monitoring WINS Server Performance


System Guide

Configuring Video Display


Installation Guide

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing System Settings for Hardware

System Guide

Changing Keyboard or Mouse Drivers


System Guide

Customizing the Keyboard, Cursor, and Mouse

Customizing Your Mouse or Other Pointing Device


System Guide

Installing and Configuring Drivers

Setting Up New or Revised Device Drivers

Working with Multimedia Device Drivers


System Guide

Customizing Your Mouse or Other Pointing Device

Selecting Items for Action

Using an Application's Own Mouse Cursor


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Customizing Your Mouse or Other Pointing Device


Installation Guide

The Mouse Doesn't Work Correctly


System Guide

Turning Off Confirmation Messages


System Guide

Choosing Commands in Windows NT


System Guide

Selecting Items for Action


System Guide

Creating Program Items


System Guide

Customizing Your Mouse or Other Pointing Device

Selecting Items for Action


System Guide

Selecting Items for Action


System Guide

Moving and Sizing Windows


System Guide

Selecting Items for Action


TCP/IP

Restoring or Moving the WINS Database


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from Other Types of Computers


System Guide

Configuration Commands

Configuring the MS-DOS Environment


System Guide

Subsystem Commands


System Guide

Naming a File or Directory

Concepts And Planning Guide

Considerations for MS-DOS Users


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions

System Guide

Managing Disks


System Guide

Configuring the MS-DOS Environment


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Configuring the MS-DOS Environment


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Up a Backup Program for a Small Network


Installation Guide

Installing MS-DOS Files for Remoteboot Workstations


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Users Make Connections


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs

Running Memory-Resident Programs

Specifying PIF Options


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


System Guide

Managing Files and Disks

Naming a File or Directory


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Up MS-DOS Computers for Network Printing


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs


Concepts And Planning Guide

Considerations for MS-DOS Users


Concepts And Planning Guide

Forming a Network Backup Plan


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers

Logging On from an MS-DOS Computer

What Makes Up a Domain?


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

MS-DOS Environment

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Naming a File or Directory

Concepts And Planning Guide

Considerations for MS-DOS Users


System Guide

Creating Program Information Files


System Guide

MS-DOS Environment

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

MS-DOS Environment

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Managing Files and Disks

Naming a File or Directory


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from Windows 3.1 and MS-DOS – Based Applications


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications


System Guide

Command Prompt


System Guide

Setting Up and Starting Applications

Starting an Application


System Guide

Starting an Application


System Guide

Using an Application's Own Mouse Cursor


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Cutting and Copying Information

Copying Screen Images


Remote Access Service

NetbiosGateway Parameters


TCP/IP

Configuring Advanced TCP/IP Options


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Managing DHCP Addressing Policy


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP for Scalability in Windows Networks


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


Network Operations Quick Reference

Installing Multimedia Device Drivers


Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


Update Information for Version 3.51

Modem PCMCIA Cards


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Client


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Client


Update Information for Version 3.51

Routing


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


Comprehensive Index - N
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

Name resolution

broadcast name resolution

described

NetBIOS over TCP/IP implementations

possible unwanted effects

used with WINS

using LMHOSTS file

default NetBIOS

description

DNS

dynamic, using with LMHOSTS file

HOSTS file  See HOSTS file

LMHOSTS file  See LMHOSTS file

RAS servers and clients

search order

steps involved on WINS-enabled computers

TCP/IP WINS support

testing with ping utility

troubleshooting

WINS

configuring TCP/IP

described

enabling for Windows Sockets applications

enabling WINS proxy agent

TCP/IP support

used with broadcast name resolution

Names

See also Computername

See also Renaming

See also Username

ARC names

avoiding DNS naming conflicts

changing

computer names

domain names

owners of directories

primary group of directories

server names

characters

limitations for files

prohibited

community names, configuring SNMP service

computer names

changing

in DHCP Manager

specifying during Setup

troubleshooting

cross-platform filename translation

DNS addressingdomain names

file naming conventions

fully qualified domain name (FQDN)

hostname command

illegal NTFS filename characters

LAN Manager

long filenames

Macintosh

filenames

volume names

mapping extended characters in filenames

Migration Tool configuration files

MS-DOS standard naming convention for shared files

name conflicts in server migrations

duplicate names

error logging options

group name conflicts

listing in migration log files

tracking through trial migrations

username conflicts

volume and share names

Name Service Interface (NSI)

naming files or directories

NetBIOS over TCP/IP

NetWare resources

printer names

resolution  See Name resolution

RPC name service provider

scopes, DHCP

sharenames for shared directories

sharing a single directory twice with Windows NT Server

static mappings  See WINS, static mappings

troubleshooting

POSIX filenames

saving MS-DOS filenames

truncated filenames

WINS

internet group names

multihomed names

name registration, release, and renewal

normal group names

special names

nbtstat command

NCP protocol

translating in Gateway Service

use by NetWare networking clients

NDIS interface

advantages

NWLink protocol

protocol and network adapter card drivers

NdisWan parameter

NegotiateTime parameter

net logon command

net start command

net start full command

net use command

connecting to NetWare file servers

connecting to NetWare print queues

managing network connections

performing NetWare utility functions

net view command

See also Browsing the network

connecting to NetWare file servers

performing NetWare utility functions

NetBEUI protocol

See also Protocols, NetBEUI

choosing and configuring

configuring RAS servers

description

required by RAS users

selecting during Windows NT installation

used with RAS

NetBIOS

applications, LAN adapter numbers

broadcast addresses

configuring third-party dial-up servers for IP and IPX

default name resolution

including remote LMHOSTS files

interoperation of WINS and Ungermann-Bass TCP/IP

node type

NWLink enhancements

over TCP/IP

DHCP options

implementations

interface, illustration

naming conventions

nbtstat command

packaging application network requests

RFC interface

state of connections

TCP/IP support

troubleshooting correct computer name

Windows NT services

running in p-node mode

scope ID

using DNS for name resolution

NetbiosGateway parameters, modifying

NetbiosGatewayEnabled parameter

NetbiosRouting parameter

netstat command

NetWare

administrative accounts compared to Windows NT

application programming interface

Client Service

configuring NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport protocol

Console Operators

file attributes compared to Windows NT

Gateway Service

activating gateways

client access without NetWare software

description

file rights mappings

gateway overview

installing

managing network connections

monitoring performance

preferred servers

preparing migration to Windows NT servers

print queues  See Print queues (Gateway Service)

printing compared to Windows NT

printing to NetWare printers

running NetWare-aware applications

setting permissions for NWC shares

specifying preferred server

starting from command prompt

supported NetWare utilities

troubleshooting

local user accounts  See User accounts, local accounts

migrating servers to Windows NT  See Migration Tool

NetWare 3270 LAN Workstation for Windows

NetWare core protocol  See NCP protocol

NetWare SAA Gateway

network model compared to Windows NT

NWLink protocol

Print Queue or Server Operators

print servers

RAS support

removing existing redirectors

running Mail on a NetWare network

Supervisors

compared to Windows NT Administrators group

migrating administrative rights

migration information in log files

ownership of directories and files

rights needed to migrate servers

setting user account restrictions

User Account Managers

user accounts compared to Windows NT

Workgroup Managers

workstation software necessary

NETWARE.DRV

Network adapter cards

adding

AppleTalk key values

bus width, description

changing parameters with ipxroute utility

choosing

configuring

during Setup

for TCP/IP

NWLink

the network

default settings in Windows NT

description

drivers

binding

choosing

current versions, troubleshooting

description

installing

LAN adapter numbers

monolithic protocol stack

NDIS-conforming drivers

Transport Driver Interface (TDI)

frame types for Windows NT Servers

hardware interrupt levels

high-performance network adapter cards

I/O port base addresses, troubleshooting

information required during Setup

installing

installing NWLink

IP routers

LAN adapter numbers

LocalTalk limitations

malfunctioning message

memory buffer addresses, troubleshooting

memory usage

modifying configuration information

multiple cards

necessary for installing RAS

Network Client

base memory addresses, troubleshooting

checking and changing settings

EMM386 and network adapter conflicts

installing Network Client

specifying external transceiver

troubleshooting IRQs

NULL modems

onboard memory, description

OSI Reference Model  See OSI Reference Model

reducing number of broadcast packets

Remoteboot service

creating configurations

ID used

profiles

RPL ROM chips, obtaining information

supported network adapters

using multiple adapters

removing

selecting default network

smart cards

troubleshooting

base memory addresses

gateways

I/O port base addresses

IRQs

MCA computers and LocalTalk cards

settings

video cards

unbinding unused cards for optimal performance

updating

wide-area adapters

Windows Driver Library

Network adapter cards, PCMCIA

Network Basic Input/Output System  See NetBIOS

Network Client

Administrator

client-based network administration tools  See herein client-based administration tools

copying and sharing installation files

directory structure created for installation files

getting documentation

installation disk set

installation procedure

network installation startup disk vs. installation disk set

number of disks required for installation

overview

planning installation

starting

client-based administration tools, installing

description

getting documentation

installation procedure

location and size of installation files

minimum configuration requirements

number of disks required for installation

overview

procedure

description

for MS-DOS, installing client software

See also Installing;network client software

See also Network Client;Administrator

getting documentation

installation procedure

location and size of installation files

minimum configuration requirements

network installation startup disk vs. installation disk set

number of disks required for installation

overview

Full redirector or Basic redirector

getting help and information for commands

issuing commands, methods

network installation startup disk vs. installation disk set with Network Client Administrator

password list file

pop-up interface

connecting to shared directories

connecting to shared printers

issuing commands

loading and displaying

unloading

setting up and configuring

starting

and logging on

troubleshooting

when starting computer

troubleshooting

checking and changing network adapter settings

computer connections

EMM386 and network adapter conflicts

mouse

shared resources not listed

specifying external transceiver

starting impossible

typical arrangement of resources on Microsoft networks

updating settings after installation

using shared directories

using shared printers

with Microsoft Windows

See also herein Administrator

configuring

Full redirector necessary

Network DDE, TCP/IP support

Network Driver Interface Specification  See NDIS

Network file system  See NFS client software

Network IDs

description

obtaining official network IDs for Internet

used by nodes for handling packets

Network interface performance counters

Network Monitor Agent

NetworkAddress parameter

Networking services

Client Service for NetWare

description

Gateway service for NetWare  See NetWare, Gateway Service

installing

Network Monitor Agent

Remote Access Service

Networks

accessing other network operating systems with local user accounts

adapter cards  See Network adapter cards

adding domain computers

adding zones

allowing for different hardware and software configurations in user profiles

backing up  See Backing up

balancing workload

bindings

allowing remote access to network

binding network adapter card and protocol drivers

changing protocol binding order

compared to domains

configuring

enabling or disabling binding paths

installing new drivers

LAN adapter numbers

protocol binding list order

server bindings

to adapter cards

unbinding unused network adapter cards

Windows NT Servers

browsing  See Browsing the network

changing domain names

clearing source routing tables, token rings

configuring

network software

protocol software

Remote Access servers to appear to local network browsers

with Control Panel

connecting to

network drives with File Manager

network printers

controlling

access to printers

what users can do

customizing protocol setup

demoting a domain controller

disconnecting users

domain controller role

enhancements in this release of Windows NT

home directories  See Directories, home directories

installing network software

interfaces supported by Services for Macintosh

interoperation of Windows NT Server with other network software

inventorying resources before migrating servers

LAN adapter numbers

LAN protocols

Logon Scripts  See Logon scripts

mail system  See Mail

managing logon hours

monitoring network activity and performance  See Performance Monitor

Network Client version 2.0 for MS-DOS  See Network Client, for MS-DOS

network drivers  See Network adapter cards, drivers

network media

AppleTalk zones

basic concepts

connecting with network cards

network numbers

number of nodes

planning setup of printing devices

setup examples

supported by Phase 2 AppleTalk networks

troubleshooting AppleTalk zones

types

network provider search order

network settings, summary

NWLink frame types and adapter cards

optimizing  See Optimizing performance

organizing domains  See Domains, domain models

OSI Reference Model  See OSI Reference Model

planning

AppleTalk networks  See AppleTalk, planning network

for additional resources

setup of printing devices

preparing to set up Services for Macintosh

printing

See also Printers

See also Printing

scenarios

protecting against viruses and Trojan horses

protocols  See Protocols

ranges

removing

components

domain computers

or updating components

zones

routers  See Routers

saving network connections in user profiles

security

examples

overview

security provided with Services for Macintosh

seeding

selecting default network by choosing adapter card

sending messages  See Messages, sending

sniffers

solving performance problems

splitting file load between several computers

synchronizing domain computers

Token ring  See Token ring networks

troubleshooting

gateway services

network numbers

network problems

server access

Windows NT Server startup

typical arrangement of resources

updating components

viewing

connected users

resources in use

shared resources

WAN options

Windows NT

networking features

system requirements

vs. NetWare

with WAN links

X.25  See X.25 networks

New capabilities and features

graphical administration tools

network sniffers

overview

printing

Services for Macintosh

TCP/IP

NFS client software

Windows NT Server 3.51

Windows NT Workstation 3.51

Nodes

b-node mode

h-node mode

p-node mode

NTFS partitions

file compression and decompression

moving and copying files

specifying hard disk partitions

Novell NetWare  See NetWare

NTDLR, troubleshooting startup error message

NTFS

file system  See File systems, NTFS

partitions   See Partitions, NTFS

NTGATEWAY group

NULL modems

Number formats

NumRecvQueryIndications parameter

NWCALLS.DLL

NWIPXSPX.DLL

NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport protocol

configuring

description

installing

selecting during Windows NT installation

NWLink protocol

choosing and configuring

configuring and installing

monitoring NWLink NetBIOS performance

preparing a migration to Windows NT servers

verifying startup

NWNETAPI.DLL


TCP/IP

Name Resolution for Windows Networking


TCP/IP

NetBIOS over TCP/IP and Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Using LMHOSTS with Dynamic Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Using LMHOSTS with Dynamic Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Name Resolution for Windows Networking


TCP/IP

Name Resolution for Windows Networking

Domain Name System Addressing

Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


TCP/IP

Using LMHOSTS with Dynamic Name Resolution


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP

TCP/IP

IP Addressing for RAS


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting IP Configuration

Troubleshooting Other Connection Problems


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Name Resolution Problems


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Name Resolution for Windows Networking


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Configuring Advanced TCP/IP Options


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

System Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding ARC Names


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Avoiding DNS Naming Conflicts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Computer Name of a Windows NT Computer


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Name of a Domain


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Owner or Primary Group


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Owner or Primary Group


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Server Name, Logon Message, and Session Limits

Parameter Key Values


Services For Macintosh

How Filenames Are Translated


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server

System Guide

Managing Files and Disks


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP

Configuring SNMP Security


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Computer Name of a Windows NT Computer

System Guide

Configuring the Network

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


TCP/IP

Using DHCP Manager


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Duplicate Computer Names


Services For Macintosh

How Shared Files Appear to Users

How Filenames Are Translated

How Filenames Are Translated


TCP/IP

Domain Name System Addressing


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Name of a Domain

System Guide

Changing the Name of a Domain


Services For Macintosh

How Filenames Are Translated


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS

Domain Name System Addressing


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Services For Macintosh

What File Server for Macintosh Does


TCP/IP

Setting Preferences for WINS Manager


Concepts And Planning Guide

Considerations for MS-DOS Users

Services For Macintosh

How Filenames Are Translated

How Filenames Are Translated


Services For Macintosh

How Shared Files Appear to Users

How Filenames Are Translated

Appendix B: How Filenames Are Translated


Services For Macintosh

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services For Macintosh

How Extended Characters Are Mapped


Services For Netware Networks

Saving and Restoring Migration Options


Services For Macintosh

How Files Are Shared


Services For Netware Networks

Duplicate Computer Names

Interoperability with Windows for Workgroups


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Handling Group Name Conflicts


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Running a Trial


Services For Netware Networks

Handling Username Conflicts


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Files and Directories

System Guide

Configuring the Remote Procedure Call Service


Concepts And Planning Guide

Considerations for MS-DOS Users

System Guide

Managing Files and Disks

Naming a File or Directory


TCP/IP

Setting Preferences for WINS Manager


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Gateway

Activating a Print Gateway

Connecting to a NetWare Printer Through Print Manager

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource Through File Manager


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Network Printers Available

System Guide

Installing a Printer

Services For Macintosh

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring RPC

System Guide

Configuring the Remote Procedure Call Service


TCP/IP

Creating Scopes


Concepts And Planning Guide

Sharing Files with Network Users

Considerations for MS-DOS Users


Services For Macintosh

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

How Filenames Are Translated


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Other Connection Problems

Utilities Reference


Services For Netware Networks

How a Gateway Works


Services For Netware Networks

File and Print Gateways


Concepts And Planning Guide

Advantages of NDIS

TCP/IP

TCP/IP and Windows NT Networking


Concepts And Planning Guide

How NWLink Works


Concepts And Planning Guide

Advantages of NDIS


Remote Access Service

NdisWan Parameter


Remote Access Service

PPP Parameters


Installation Guide

Starting Network Client and Logging On


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client

Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Doesn't Start


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource at the Command Prompt


Services For Netware Networks

NetWare Utility Behavior Supplied by Windows NT Commands


Services For Netware Networks

Managing Network Connections


Services For Netware Networks

NetWare Utility Behavior Supplied by Windows NT Commands


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource at the Command Prompt


Services For Netware Networks

NetWare Utility Behavior Supplied by Windows NT Commands


System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use NetBEUI


Installation Guide

NetBEUI


Remote Access Service

Microsoft RAS Protocol


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Network Adapter Card


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview

Remote Access Service

Microsoft RAS Protocol


Concepts And Planning Guide

Advantages of NDIS

System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting the LAN Adapter Number


Remote Access Service

Special Configurations


Services For Netware Networks

What Is the Gateway Service?


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

NetBIOS over TCP/IP and Name Resolution


TCP/IP

TCP/IP and Windows NT Networking


TCP/IP

Setting Preferences for WINS Manager


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

TCP/IP and Windows NT Networking


Concepts And Planning Guide

How TCP/IP Works


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting IP Configuration


TCP/IP

TCP/IP and Windows NT Networking


Remote Access Service

NetbiosGateway Parameters


Remote Access Service

RemoteAccess Parameters


Remote Access Service

IPXRouter Parameters


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Other Connection Problems

Utilities Reference


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications


Installation Guide

NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport and Gateway Service for NetWare


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Printing Options


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare Utilities


Installation Guide

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing File Attributes


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Gateway


Services For Netware Networks

File and Print Gateways


Installation Guide

Gateway Service for NetWare


Services For Netware Networks

Managing NetWare File Attributes


Services For Netware Networks

How a Gateway Works


Installation Guide

Preparing to Install the Gateway Service

Services For Netware Networks

Preparing to Install the Gateway Service


Services For Netware Networks

Managing Network Connections


Services For Netware Networks

Monitoring NetWare Performance


Services For Netware Networks

Specifying a Preferred NetWare Server

Selecting a Preferred Server


Services For Netware Networks

Software Requirements


Services For Netware Networks

Printing in Windows NT


Services For Netware Networks

Printing in Windows NT


Services For Netware Networks

NetWare-Aware Applications


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Permissions for a Gateway Share


Installation Guide

Specifying a Preferred NetWare Server


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Doesn't Start


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare Utilities


Services For Netware Networks

Troubleshooting the Gateway Service


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Network Models


Concepts And Planning Guide

How NWLink Works

System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Printers Managed by Other Providers


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software

Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


Installation Guide

Preparing to Install the Gateway Service

Services For Netware Networks

Preparing to Install the Gateway Service

Gateway Service Doesn't Start


System Guide

Using Mail with a NetWare Network


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups

Transferring Administrative Rights


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Directory and File Security


Services For Netware Networks

Starting and Quitting the Migration Tool


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing User Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing User Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

How NWLink Works


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications


System Guide

Configuring the Network


Services For Macintosh

Adapter Key Values


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a Network Adapter Card


Services For Netware Networks

Managing IPX/SPX Routing on a Token Ring Network


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing Network Drivers and Protocols


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Network Adapter Card


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


Services For Netware Networks

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol


Network Operations Quick Reference

Configuring Network Software and Adapter Cards

System Guide

Configuring Network Software and Adapter Cards


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Network Card Drivers and Protocols Do


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Network Card Drivers and Protocols Do


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing Network Drivers and Protocols

Choosing a Network Adapter Card


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Network Card Drivers and Protocols Do


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a Network Adapter Card


Concepts And Planning Guide

Advantages of NDIS


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Network Card Drivers and Protocols Do


Concepts And Planning Guide

Advantages of NDIS

Choosing a Network Adapter Card


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding the TDI Layer


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Starts, But Servers Can't Be Found


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


Installation Guide

What You Need to Know Before Running Setup


Network Operations Quick Reference

Installing Network Adapter Cards

System Guide

Installing Network Adapter Cards

Services For Macintosh

Planning the Physical Setup


Services For Netware Networks

Installing the Gateway Service


TCP/IP

Routing and IP Gateways


Concepts And Planning Guide

Advantages of NDIS

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting the LAN Adapter Number

System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


Services For Macintosh

Choosing a Network and Zone


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Doesn't Start


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Updating or Removing Network Components


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Installation Guide

Hardware Requirements for RAS

Remote Access Service

Hardware Requirements for RAS


Installation Guide

Checking and Changing Network-Adapter Settings


Installation Guide

Checking and Changing Network-Adapter Settings


Installation Guide

Making Sure EMM386 Doesn't Conflict with the Network Adapter


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

Specifying an External Transceiver


Installation Guide

Checking and Changing Network-Adapter Settings


Remote Access Service

Direct Serial Connections


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a Network Adapter Card


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Installation Guide

Creating Remoteboot Configurations for New Adapters


Installation Guide

How Does Remoteboot Work?


Installation Guide

Managing Profiles


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Starting the Remoteboot Service


Installation Guide

Supported Network Adapters


Installation Guide

Using Multiple Network Adapters


System Guide

Configuring the Network

Updating or Removing Network Components


Services For Macintosh

Configuring AppleTalk Protocol


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a Network Adapter Card


Installation Guide

Checking and Changing Network-Adapter Settings


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Gateways


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems

Network Adapter Card Settings

Checking and Changing Network-Adapter Settings


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


Installation Guide

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards


Concepts And Planning Guide

Solving Performance Problems

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


System Guide

Configuring the Network

DSSG05_Updating_or_Removing_NeUpdating or Removing Network Components


Remote Access Service

Wide-Area Network Adapters


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Creating a Network Installation Startup Disk


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Getting Documentation


Installation Guide

Creating an Installation Disk Set


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Using the Network Client Administrator

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Planning for Installation


Installation Guide

Starting the Network Client Administrator


Installation Guide

Using the Network Client Administrator


Installation Guide

Getting Documentation


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Meeting Minimum Configuration Requirements


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Microsoft Network Client Version 3.0 for MS-DOS


Installation Guide

Getting Documentation


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Meeting Minimum Configuration Requirements


Installation Guide

Using the Network Client Administrator

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

Getting Help


Installation Guide

Using Network Client


Installation Guide

Making Installation Disks


Installation Guide

Starting Network Client and Logging On


Installation Guide

Using Shared Directories


Installation Guide

Using Shared Printers


Installation Guide

Using Network Client


Installation Guide

Loading and Displaying the Pop-Up Interface


Installation Guide

Loading and Displaying the Pop-Up Interface


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

Starting Network Client and Logging On


Installation Guide

Troubleshooting


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

Checking and Changing Network-Adapter Settings


Installation Guide

The Computer You Want to Connect to Is Not Listed


Installation Guide

Making Sure EMM386 Doesn't Conflict with the Network Adapter


Installation Guide

The Mouse Doesn't Work Correctly


Installation Guide

Shared Resources Are Not Listed


Installation Guide

Specifying an External Transceiver


Installation Guide

Troubleshooting


Installation Guide

Microsoft Network Client Version 3.0 for MS-DOS


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

Using Shared Directories


Installation Guide

Using Shared Printers


Installation Guide

Using Network Client with Microsoft Windows


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


TCP/IP

Network Interface Performance Counters for TCP/IP


Installation Guide

Network Monitor Agent


Remote Access Service

NdisWan Parameter


Installation Guide

NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport and Gateway Service for NetWare


Installation Guide

Introduction to Networking Services and Protocols


Installation Guide

Installing Networking Services


Installation Guide

Network Monitor Agent


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Local Accounts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding a Windows NT Computer to a Domain

System Guide

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


Services For Macintosh

Seeding the Network


Concepts And Planning Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware Configurations

System Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware and Software Configurations


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Disk Activity

Solving Performance Problems


Remote Access Service

Restricting Access to the Network


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Network Card Drivers and Protocols Do


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Protocol Binding Order


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Network Models


System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


Network Operations Quick Reference

Enabling and Disabling Network Component Bindings


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a Network Adapter Card


Concepts And Planning Guide

Advantages of NDIS

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting the LAN Adapter Number


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Starts, But Netware 4.x Servers Can't Be Seen


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Services For Netware Networks

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol

Gateway Service Doesn't Start


Concepts And Planning Guide

Solving Performance Problems

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Name of a Domain

System Guide

Changing the Name of a Domain


Services For Netware Networks

Managing IPX/SPX Routing on a Token Ring Network


Network Operations Quick Reference

Configuring Network Software and Adapter Cards

System Guide

Configuring Network Software and Adapter Cards


System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


Remote Access Service

Special Configurations


System Guide

Configuring the Network

Configuring the Network


System Guide

Connecting To and Disconnecting From a Network Drive


System Guide

Connecting to a Network Printer


Concepts And Planning Guide

Controlling Printer Access


Concepts And Planning Guide

How You Can Control What Users Can Do


Installation Guide

Customizing Protocol Setup


System Guide

Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections


System Guide

Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers


Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


Network Operations Quick Reference

Installing Protocols and Network Software

System Guide

Installing Network Software


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Macintosh Clients


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Windows NT Server Works with Other Network Software


Services For Netware Networks

Planning a Migration


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting the LAN Adapter Number

System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Password and Account Policy

Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Logon Hours

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks

Routing Information

Assigning Zones

Choosing a Network and Zone


Services For Macintosh

Planning Your AppleTalk Network


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Physical Setup


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks

Routing Information

Assigning Network Numbers and Network Ranges

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services For Macintosh

Example


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Physical Setup


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Network Provider Search Order

System Guide

Setting Network Provider Search Order


System Guide

Configuring the Network


Services For Netware Networks

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning for Additional Resources


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services For Macintosh

Preparing to Set Up Services for Macintosh


Services For Macintosh

Printing on a Network


Concepts And Planning Guide

Protecting Against Viruses and Trojan Horses


Services For Macintosh

Routing Information


Assigning Network Numbers and Network Ranges


Seeding the Network


Adapter Key Values


System Guide

Updating or Removing Network Components


System Guide

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


Network Operations Quick Reference

Updating or Removing Network Components


Services For Macintosh

Seeding the Network


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts

System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Network Security Examples


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Network Security Works


Services For Macintosh

Network Security


Services For Macintosh

AppleTalk Routing Support

Choosing a Network and Zone

Seeding the Network

Adapter Key Values


Services For Macintosh

Configuring AppleTalk Protocol


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


Concepts And Planning Guide

Solving Performance Problems


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Synchronizing Domain Computers


Services For Netware Networks

Troubleshooting the Gateway Service


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Network Problems


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Microsoft Network Client Version 3.0 for MS-DOS


System Guide

Updating or Removing Network Components


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections

System Guide

Viewing User Sessions


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections

System Guide

Viewing Resources In Use

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Viewing Shared Resources

Managing Server Properties


Remote Access Service

WAN Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

System Requirements


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Network Models


Concepts And Planning Guide

How NetBEUI Works

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


TCP/IP

What's New in This Release?


Installation Guide

Troubleshooting Startup Error Messages


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Gateway


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview

Remote Access Service

RS-232C Null Modem

Direct Serial Connections

Null Modem Cabling


System Guide

Working with Other International Settings


Remote Access Service

NetbiosGateway Parameters


Services For Netware Networks

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications


Installation Guide

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol

Services For Netware Networks

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol


Installation Guide

NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport and Gateway Service for NetWare

Services For Netware Networks

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol


Installation Guide

Installing the Gateway Service


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Network Adapter Card


System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


Services For Netware Networks

Installing the Gateway Service


Services For Netware Networks

Monitoring NetWare Performance


Services For Netware Networks

Software Requirements


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Doesn't Start


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications


System Guide

Configuring the Remote Procedure Call Service


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

PCMCIA Network Adapter Cards


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

File Compression on NTFS Partitions


Update Information for Version 3.51

Moving and Copying Files Within NTFS Partitions


Update Information for Version 3.51

Specifying Hard Disk Partitions


Comprehensive Index - O
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

Object Packager

Objects

description

linking and embedding  See OLE, objects

management information bases  See MIBs

Performance Monitor objects

OLE

applications

managing OLE activities

with OLE capabilities

associating files with file extensions

changing filename of source document

choosing data types with Paste Special command

client applications

ClipBook pages

commands used

compound documents, uses

copying files to Clipboard from File Manager

destination documents

dynamic updating

links

See also herein objects

canceling

creating linked objects

fixing broken links

manual links

updating

objects

description

editing

embedded objects

format

inserting

linked objects

maintaining

managing

pasting

overview

packages

description

editing

embedding in mail messages

embedding sound clips

embedding, procedure

including commands

linking and embedding files

linking multiple documents

navigating through linked documents

running commands in documents

picture formats

server applications

Server Unavailable message

source documents

text formats

troubleshooting

types of documents

version restrictions

Online Books

Online demonstration

Online Help  See Help

open (FTP command)

Operating systems

accessing other network operating systems with local user accounts

assessing system processor load

boot partitions

choosing a file system

default startup system

defining

boot loader

defining startup

options with Control Panel

user environment variables

virtual memory

which operating system to boot

editing BOOT.INI

MS-DOS  See MS-DOS

NTFS and access to other operating systems

OS/2  See OS/2

recovering boot partitions

required to run Services for Macintosh

startup path

system partitions

troubleshooting alternate operating system

UPS

command file executed prior to system shutdown

interaction

using multiple operating systems

Windows NT security overview

Optimizing performance

See also Performance Monitor

balancing data I/O across drives

changing protocol binding list order

configuring computers for file-sharing performance

deleting partitions

facilitating network browsing by organizing domains

fast transport protocols

high-performance network adapter cards

issuing I/O commands concurrently on multiple disks

multiple network adapter cards

paging files

reducing number of broadcast packets

solving performance problems

stripe sets

tuning

memory settings

the system

unbinding unused network adapter cards

Option defaults, DHCP servers

Option overlays

DHCP clients

DHCP servers

Options supported, DHCP clients

OS/2

See also LAN Manager

applications run by Windows NT

16-bit character-based applications

configuration commands

configuring environment

device names

running applications from command prompt

setting up applications

subsystem commands supported by Windows NT

Windows NT Setup considerations

OSI Reference Model

Data Link Control exceptions

description

layers

Data Link Control exceptions

described

Transport Driver Interface (TDI)

using NetBEUI with TCP/IP

protocol and network adapter card drivers

Transport Driver Interface (TDI)

Ownership

checking

ClipBook pages

description

files or directories

information discarded when copying files or directories

migrated files and directories

of files and directories

printers

taking

of files or directories

of printers

transferring


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Counter Organization

System Guide

Understanding Objects, Counters, and Instances


System Guide

Linking or Embedding Objects with OLE Applications in Windows NT


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Solving Problems with Linked or Embedded Objects


System Guide

Creating a Linked or Embedded Object


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


System Guide

Linking or Embedding an Object with Menu Commands


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Editing an Object


System Guide

Creating a Linked or Embedded Object


System Guide

Solving Problems with Linked or Embedded Objects


System Guide

Editing an Object

Solving Problems with Linked or Embedded Objects


System Guide

Maintaining Linked or Embedded Objects


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Editing an Object


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail

Overview

Creating a Linked or Embedded Object


System Guide

Creating a Linked or Embedded Object


System Guide

Linking or Embedding an Object with Menu Commands


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail

Overview

Creating a Linked or Embedded Object

Using ClipBook Viewer

Maintaining Linked or Embedded Objects

Solving Problems with Linked or Embedded Objects


System Guide

Maintaining Linked or Embedded Objects


System Guide

Linking or Embedding Objects with OLE Applications in Windows NT


System Guide

Linking or Embedding an Object with Menu Commands


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Editing an Object


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Creating a Linked or Embedded Object


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Solving Problems with Linked or Embedded Objects


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Creating a Linked or Embedded Object


System Guide

Solving Problems with Linked or Embedded Objects


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Online Demonstration


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Local Accounts

Allowing Users of Other Systems Access to Windows NT


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing What to Measure


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Partitioning Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a File System


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Defining Options for the Operating System


System Guide

Configuring Your System


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting the Default Operating System


System Guide

Defining Options for the Operating System


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Defining Options for the Operating System

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Editing BOOT.INI


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Recovering a Mirrored Boot Partition

Recovering a Server

Making Recovery Easier

How to Recover a Server


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Macintosh Clients

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Starting an Alternate Operating System


Concepts And Planning Guide

Running a Command File upon UPS Shutdown


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding How a UPS Interacts with Operating Systems


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Network Security Works


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Disk Activity

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing the Domain Models


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance

System Guide

Changing the Virtual-Memory Paging File


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Solving Performance Problems


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


Concepts And Planning Guide

Tuning Memory Settings


Concepts And Planning Guide

Tuning for Network Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Solving Performance Problems

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications

Supported Applications


System Guide

OS/2 Environment


System Guide

Configuration Commands

Configuring the OS/2 Environment


System Guide

Configuring the OS/2 Environment


System Guide

Configuring the OS/2 Environment


System Guide

Command Prompt


System Guide

Setting Up and Starting Applications

Starting an Application


System Guide

Subsystem Commands


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Data Link Control Works


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding the OSI Reference Model


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Data Link Control Works


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding the OSI Reference Model


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding the TDI Layer


Concepts And Planning Guide

How NetBEUI Works


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Network Card Drivers and Protocols Do


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding the TDI Layer


System Guide

Taking Ownership of Files or Directories


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


Concepts And Planning Guide

How File Ownership Works

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files


System Guide

Taking Ownership of Files or Directories


System Guide

Moving and Copying Files and Directories


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Directory and File Security


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Managing Network Files

How File Ownership Works


System Guide

Taking Ownership of a Printer


Network Operations Quick Reference

Taking Ownership of a File or Directory


Network Operations Quick Reference

Taking Ownership of a Printer


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

How File Ownership Works


Update Information For Version 3.51

Books Online


Update Information For Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information For Version 3.51

DHCP Client


Update Information For Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information For Version 3.51

DHCP Client


Comprehensive Index - P
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

P-node mode

P-node, NetBIOS over TCP/IP implementation

Packages

See Object Packager

See OLE;packages

Packets

accepting SNMP packets from hosts

ARP request or reply packets

converting SMB packets to NCP packets

delivering

ICMP packets

IP routing

IPX/SPX NetWare transport protocols

IPX/SPX routing on token ring networks

name query requests

NetBIOS name registration requests

ping echo request and echo reply packets

use of subnet masks

PAD.INF file

description

format

reserved words listed

sample

PADs

configuring

dial-up

PAD.INF file  See PAD.INF file

X.25 smart cards

Pages, ClipBook  See ClipBook, pages

Paging files

See also Memory, paging

checking size

configuring

creating

description

modifying

multiple paging files

not automatically backed up by Backup program

PAGEFILE.SYS

recommended size

size

viewing

Parameters

AsyncMac

DHCP MIB objects

DHCP options

advanced

application layer parameters

assigning

changing values

client leases

client reservations

creating new options

deleting

description

DHCP Extensions

IP layer parameters per host

IP layer parameters per interface

link layer parameters per interface

NetBIOS over TCP/IP

predefined

TCP layer parameters per interface

vendor-specific information

IP

IPXRouter

Microsoft WINS objects

modifying with Registry editor

NdisWan

NetbiosGateway

PPP

RasMan

Rdr

Registry parameters

FTP

WINS

RemoteAccess

X.3, smart cards

Parity  See Stripe sets with parity

Partitioning hard disks

Partitions  See Hard disk partitions

assigning drive letters

boot partitions

changing file system

converting existing partitions during Setup

creating

deleting

description

disk-partitioning schemes, examples

extended partitions

file systems  See File systems

formatting

installing Windows NT

labeling new volumes

logical drives

managing with Disk Administrator

marking as active

NTFS

See also File systems, NTFS

blocking access to shared directories

configuring Macintosh-accessible volumes

creating Macintosh-accessible volumes

cross-platform filename translation

directory limitations when setting up Services for Macintosh

illegal filename characters

long NTFS filenames

required for Services for Macintosh

reformatting

troubleshooting

number possible

orphans

Performance Monitor disk counters

primary partitions

recovering boot partitions

reformatting NTFS partitions containing Windows NT

removing, troubleshooting

shared by Windows NT and MS-DOS

stripe set restrictions

system partitions

description

drive letters

mirroring

number possible according to operating system

recommended size

securing on RISC-based computers

volume set restrictions

Partner

automatic configuration, WINS servers

blocking records, WINS servers

Passwords

Account policy options

activating gateways

allowing workstations to save

backup domain controllers

case sensitivity

changing

on NetWare servers

troubleshooting

user account passwords

cleartext, detecting with sniffers

connecting to NetWare file servers

encrypted

ensuring system security at logon

guest logons

Macintosh users

mail accounts

managing workstation passwords

Microsoft authentication

migrating NetWare account information

information in log files

migrating user and group restrictions

options

passwords in migration mapping file

transferred accounts after migration

modifying Macintosh-accessible volume properties

Network Client password list file

new capabilities in this release

pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL before entering at logon

prompting for

registry key value

remoteboot workstations

screen savers

synchronizing on Windows NT and NetWare servers

troubleshooting

Macintosh problems

changing passwords

interoperability with Windows for Workgroups

user account passwords

changing

logging on to services

password options

unique identifier used at logon

validating NetWare accounts

volumes

Windows NT vs. NetWare

Pasting information

in command prompt windows

with ClipBook Viewer

Path

changing path of OLE documents

connecting to NetWare file servers

default

export path for directory replication

import path for directory replication

environment variables

including in PIFs

logon script path

maintaining consistent program paths in user profiles

PATH environment variable

running NetWare-aware applications

specifying applications' directory paths in user profiles

user profile path

Windows NT device drivers for OS/2

Patterns, desktop  See Desktop, patterns

Pausing

DHCP service

services

Pausing WINS servers

PCMCIA cards

modem

network adapter cards

SCSI

PDCs  See Primary domain controllers

pentnt, command-line utility

Per seat option, licensing modes

Per server option

changing to per seat

licensing modes

Performance

monitoring  See Performance Monitor

optimizing  See Optimizing performance

slowed by excessive paging

trends and statistics

troubleshooting

viewing cumulative usage statistics with net statistics command

Performance Monitor

See also Monitoring

addressing excessive paging problems

alerts

alert selections

changing alert options

counter alerts

creating alert logs

monitoring interval

network alerts

saving selections in settings file

setting on current activity

setting on input log files

SNA, mapping events

tracking events

charts

changing time window

chart highlighting mode

chart selections

charting current activity

charting input log files

counter options

customizing

formats

saving selections in settings file

checking paging file size

counters

activating

changing alert counters

changing charting counters

charting options

choosing

counter alerts

description

disk counters

explained

FTP Server counters

ICMP counters

IP counters

logging current activity

monitoring multiple counters

network counters

network interface counters

paging counters

Process object type

Processor counters

selecting

TCP counters

UDP counters

used in TCP/IP

WINS counters

current activity

logging

monitoring

reports

setting alerts

description

display

exporting data

Gateway Service or NWLink NetBIOS

instances

log files

adding bookmarks

adding information

changing log options

changing time window

charting input log files

current activity

logging interval

monitoring multiple counters with alert log

relogging input log files

reports based on input log files

saving selections in settings file

setting alerts on input log files

working with existing log files

working with log file information

logging interval

monitoring performance

disk activity

examples

FTP Server traffic

network activity

overall network traffic

overview

processor activity

remotely

server throughput statistics

system throughput problems

TCP/IP services

WINS server performance

objects

overview

printing a snapshot

reports

adding information

based on input log files

changing report options

current activity

report interval

saving selections in settings file

viewing

selecting a different computer

solving performance problems

using

views

Periodic backup of WINS servers

Permissions

See also Rights

access rights to printers

ClipBook Viewer

controlling access to files and directories

customizing

description

directories  See Directories, permissions

examples

file-level

files  See Files, permissions

folder permissions inherited by files

giving to user accounts for Macintosh print jobs

granting

groups  See Groups, permissions

hierarchy

Macintosh types

migrating

administrative rights

directories to Windows NT servers

migration information in log files

migration options

user and group restrictions

network access

NTFS security considerations

online demonstration

overview

Remote Access

removing

securing printers

setting

for gateway shares

for volumes and folders

from a Macintosh or a PC

on ClipBook pages

through shared directories

share permissions

shared printers

special access permissions

standard permissions

strategies for using

translating

troubleshooting

access to files or folders

Macintosh-accessible volume unavailability

reinstalling Windows NT Server

viewing folder contents

user categories

viewing

vs. rights

Windows NT Server types

Persistent NetWare server connections

Personal

groups  See Program Manager, groups

user profiles

Phase 2 AppleTalk networks

AppleTalk Protocol

features

planning

Phone Book entries, configuring for TCP/IP

Phone lines, WAN options for Remote Access Service

Pictures

bitmap formats

Clipboard formats

PIF files

batch programs for starting memory-resident programs with applications

creating

custom startup files

customizing MS-DOS environment

description

PIF Editor

setting up MS-DOS applications with Windows NT Setup

specifying options

starting applications from PIFs

using multiple PIFs for an application

Windows NT default PIF

Ping utility

command

command syntax

diagnosing IP network or gateway failures

echo packets

troubleshooting IP connections

Pointing

customizing pointing devices with Control Panel

description

mouse pointers

Policies  See Security policies

Pooling

modems

equipment

modem-pool switches

printers

Pop-up programs  See MS-DOS, memory-resident programs

Ports

configuring

for Remote Access Service

to use RAS

with Control Panel

connecting to NetWare print queues

I/O port base addresses, troubleshooting

installing printers

network ports

parallel ports

pooling printers

printer ports

printing directly to

serial ports

choosing print destination

handshaking parameters

printer port connections

troubleshooting

POSIX filenames, troubleshooting

Postconnect dialogs

Postoffice Manager  See Mail, Postoffice Manager

PostScript

avoiding LaserPrep wars

making printers available to PC workstations

network printing scenarios

printers must use LaserWriter driver

printing PostScript jobs to non-PostScript printers

troubleshooting printing errors

PostScript printer tray/form assignment

Power failure

See also Fault-tolerance; UPS

configuring UPS options

low battery power warning

protecting computers

sending messages

system shutdown

uninterruptible power supplies

PPP (Point to Point Protocol)

clients

description

enabling RAS-specific logs

PPP parameters

PPP subkeys

remote access protocols

Preconnect dialogs

Primary domain controllers

Primary domain controllers, configuring during Setup

Print gateways

activating gateways

client access without NetWare software  See NetWare, Gateway Service

sharing connection with file gateways

Print jobs  See Printing, print jobs

Print Manager

See also Printers

See also Printing

administering network print servers remotely

auditing printer usage

changing

document details

printer properties

printing order

choosing print destinations

compared to NetWare printing

configuring NetWare print gateways

connecting to

NetWare print queues

network printers

creating a printer for TCP/IP printing

creating printers

defining printer priority

information defined in user profiles

installing

printer drivers

printers

integrated with Print Server

managing printers and print jobs

overview

pausing and resuming printing

pooling printers

printing  See Printing

printing devices vs. printers defined in Print Manager

problems viewing NetWare print queues

removing

printers

waiting documents

restarting printing documents

securing printers

setting

default printer

hours a printer is available

job defaults

printer details

printing options

time-out options

setting up to print

sharing printers

specifying print processor

taking ownership of printers

translating PostScript files for printing on Windows NT Server printers

troubleshooting AppleTalk zones

using separator pages

viewing document status

Print Operators group

Print Queue or Server Operators

Print queues (Gateway Service)

assigning to ports with logon scripts

compared to Windows NT printing

configuring NetWare shared printers

connecting to NetWare print queues

problems viewing print queues

UNC names

Print Server (Macintosh)

checking event log

description

integrated with Print Manager

introduced

setting up user accounts for Macintosh print jobs

stopping and restarting

Print servers

See also Servers

administering remotely

choosing which computers to use

combining File and Print services

connecting to NetWare print queues

installing printer driver files

Macintosh Print Server

managing after server migration

memory and disk space required

NetWare and Windows NT printing compared

pooling printers

printing from non-Windows NT workstations

problems viewing NetWare print queues

Printer drivers

banding, description

choosing in Print Manager

creating printing pools

description

installing

LaserWriter driver

required for PostScript printers

versions supported

printing without printer drivers

RISC-based computers

Windows NT Driver Library

Printers

See also Print Manager

See also Printing

accessing Windows NT printers from MS-DOS—based workstations

adding groups or users to printer permissions list

administering remotely

attaching to the network

auditing usage

avoiding LaserPrep wars

browsing the network

capturing AppleTalk printers

choosing printers to use

configuring

See also Ports

examples

network-interface printers

options

parallel and serial printers

connecting to

NetWare print queues

network printers

online demonstration

controlling access to network printers

creating

datatypes

default printer

defining

access rights

multiple printers for one physical printer

disabling capture setting

drivers  See Printer drivers

enabling workstations to use AppleTalk printers

fonts  See Fonts

hardware interrupt levels

Hewlett-Packard printers

hours a printer is available

information required during Setup

installing

interrupts (IRQs), troubleshooting

logical printers, description

making PostScript printers available to PC workstations

managing after migration

memory available

multiple, setting up

names

NetWare printers

network-interface printers

attaching HP network-interface printers

configuring

Data Link Control protocol

locating

managing output destinations

obtaining network card address

pooling

new capabilities in this version

non-PostScript printers, printing PostScript jobs

paper size and format

parallel and serial printers

See also Ports

configuring

IRQ levels

locating

troubleshooting

pausing and resuming printing

pooling

ports  See Ports

Print Manager  See Print Manager

Print Operators group

print servers  See Print servers

printer priority

printing devices

definition

description

network printing scenarios

planning setup

priority of print jobs

releasing or recapturing

setting up multiple printers

spooling printers

vs. printers created with Windows NT Server Print Manager

properties

removing printers

resolution affecting font display

restrictions imposed with mandatory user profiles

saving printer connections in user profiles

securing

separator pages

setting

permissions

printer details

properties

setting up a local printer during Setup

sharing

connecting to with Network Client

creating printers on Windows NTserver

description

introduced

names

Print Server

procedure

specifying connections in user profiles

speed considerations

spooling

supported by Windows NT

taking ownership

that print to files

time-out options

translating PostScript files for printing on Windows NT Server printers

troubleshooting

using parallel ports

viewing document status

Windows NT vs. NetWare

Printing

See also Print Manager

See also Print queues (Gateway Service)

See also Printers

avoiding LaserPrep wars

capturing AppleTalk printers

changing file type information in File Manager

checking event log

combining File and Print services

configuration options

datatypes

destination

directly to ports

documents

changing details

changing document printing hours

changing document priority

changing print notification

changing printing order

from File Manager

margins

paper size and format

print processor

removing waiting documents

restarting printing documents

spooled documents, description

to shared printers with Network Client

TrueType fonts

viewing document status

Windows NT default print processor

examples of printer setup

extended characters

fonts

See also Fonts

description

device fonts

device-specific printer properties

downloadable soft fonts

printing from MS-DOS—based computers

raster fonts

restrictions

screen fonts

TrueType fonts

vector fonts

forms

from

MS-DOS—based applications

Windows 3.1-based applications

Windows NT-based applications

international characters

internetwork, TCP/IP

JetDirect cards

journal files, description

lpq command

lpr command

Macintosh Print Server  See Print Server (Macintosh)

memory available to printers

migration log files

network scenarios

new features in this release

nontext files with lpr command

pausing and resuming

planning printing operations

PostScript jobs to non-PostScript printers

print jobs

managing

postponing

print requests

spooler role

Print Manager  See Print Manager

printing options

priority of print jobs

rendering graphics

separator pages

setting

job defaults

printing options

setting up

to print

user accounts for Macintosh print jobs

specifying print processor

spooler

handling print jobs

printing from Windows NT-based applications

spooling printers

TCP/IP printing

creating a printer

from UNIX clients

overview

setting up

to files

to NetWare printers

Data Link Control protocol

assigning print queues to ports

NetWare print queues

problems viewing print queues

troubleshooting

Windows NT printing overview

Privileges  See Permissions

Processes

object type in Performance Monitor

running different processes in memory

tracking with Performance Monitor

Product ID

customizing specification for network setup

location

Profiles

user environment profiles

users  See User profiles

remoteboot  See Remoteboot, profiles

Program Information Files (PIFs)  See PIF files

Program items

applications running in separate memory space

arranging icons

changing icons

copying to another group

creating

deleting

description

properties

changing with File Manager

changing with Program Manager

determining changes possible with user profiles

setting with File Manager

setting with Program Manager

restrictions imposed with user profiles

specifying

application shortcut keys

working directories

starting applications minimized

Program Manager

arranging icons

assigning application shortcut keys

built-in groups

Accessories group

Administrative Tools group

Applications group

Games group

Main group

Startup group

groups

changing group description

common and personal groups

creating

deleting

description

group windows

icons

installed during Setup

locking

information defined in user profiles

keyboard shortcut reference

limiting access with user profiles

opening documents automatically when starting applications

overview

program items  See Program items

quitting Windows NT

restrictions imposed with user profiles

returning to Program Manager from applications

running applications

as icons

in separate memory space

running as an icon

saving settings

setting up applications

setting up applications to run from Program Manager

specifying startup directory

starting applications

Programs

See also Applications

batch programs  See Batch files

displaying in File Manager

executable programs and processes

maintaining consistent program paths in user profiles

MS-DOS memory-resident programs

pop up programs

Program Information Files (PIFs)  See PIF files

program items  See Program items

running

as icons

multiple programs

starting from command prompt

TSR programs

viruses and Trojan horses

Programs and features

changes

new

prompt (FTP command)

Properties

global group properties

local group properties

printer properties

remoteboot workstations, changing

server properties

share properties

user account properties

PROTOCOL.INI file, migrating from earlier versions of RAS

Protocols

See also specific protocol names

AppleTalk

binding

BOOTP

changing protocol binding order

choosing

computers using multiple protocols

core protocols included with TCP/IP

customizing installation

Data Link Control (DLC)

advantages and disadvantages

choosing and configuring

connecting printers to network

description

Hewlett-Packard network ports

installing

installing support for remoteboot workstations

reasons for using

using network-interface printers

description

handling packet formatting and routing

heterogeneous networking support

installing

See also Installing

Data Link Control (DLC)

guidelines for choosing

NetBEUI

network software

services installed automatically

IPX

installing support for remoteboot workstations

selecting during Windows NT installation

used with RAS

LAN

adapter numbers

configuring Remote Access Service

integration and interoperability

IPX and RAS

NetWare support

options for Remote Access Service

TCP/IP and RAS

memory usage

monolithic protocol stack

NCP and SMB protocols

NDIS-conforming drivers

NetBEUI

advantages and disadvantages

choosing and configuring

configuring RAS servers

description

handling packet formatting and routing

required by RAS users

selecting during Windows NT installation

strategies for using

tuning memory settings

used with RAS

using for networks without WAN links

using with TCP/IP

NetView, monitoring network activity and performance

Network Monitor Agent diagnostic tool

Novell NetBIOS and NWLink NetBIOS

NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport protocol

configuring

description

installing

OSI Reference Model  See OSI Reference Model

PPP  See PPP (Point to Point Protocol)

primary protocol

protocol drivers, description

protocol software

provided with Windows NT

Routing Information Protocol (RIP)

SAP (service access protocol) requests

selecting during Windows NT installation

SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol)

SNMP

description

monitoring network activity and performance

multiple hosts

TCP/IP required

STREAMS protocol interface

supported by Remote Access Service

TCP/IP  See TCP/IP

Transport Driver Interface (TDI)

using multiple

network adapter cards

protocols

Windows Sockets interface

Public domain Windows-based utilities, obtaining on Internet

Pull partners  See Replication, WINS servers

Push partners  See Replication, WINS servers

put (FTP command)

pwd (FTP command)


TCP/IP

NetBIOS over TCP/IP and Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP Security


TCP/IP

Address Resolution Protocol and Internet Control Message Protocol


Services for Netware Networks

What Is the Gateway Service?


TCP/IP

Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol


TCP/IP

Address Resolution Protocol and Internet Control Message Protocol

Utilities Reference

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

Routing and IP Gateways


Services for Netware Networks

What Is the Gateway Service?


Services for Netware Networks

Managing IPX/SPX Routing on a Token Ring Network


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Address Resolution Protocol and Internet Control Message Protocol

Utilities Reference


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


Remote Access Service

Accessing X.25 Through Dial-Up PADs


Remote Access Service

PAD.INF Format


Remote Access Service

PAD.INF Format


Remote Access Service

PAD.INF Format


Remote Access Service

Accessing X.25 Through Dial-Up PADs


Remote Access Service

Connecting Through Dial-Up PADs

Accessing X.25 Through Dial-Up PADs

X.25


Remote Access Service

Connecting to the X.25 Network Directly

Wide-Area Network Adapters


Concepts and Planning

Making Sure You Have Enough Memory


System Guide

Configuring Your System


Concepts and Planning

Configuring Computers for File-SharingPerformance

Solving Performance Problems


System Guide

Changing the Virtual-Memory Paging File

Concepts and Planning

Making Sure You Have Enough Memory


System Guide

Changing the Environment Variables

Changing the Virtual-Memory PagingFile

Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Virtual-Memory Paging File


Concepts and Planning

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance

Solving Performance Problems


Concepts and Planning

Files That Are Not Copied


Concepts and Planning

Making Sure You Have Enough Memory


System Guide

Changing the Virtual-Memory Paging File


Concepts and Planning

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance

Making Sure You Have Enough Memory


System Guide

Defining Options for the Operating System


Remote Access Service

IP Parameters


TCP/IP

DHCP MIB Parameters


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for DHCP

Registry Parameters for DHCP Clients


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Assigning DHCP Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Changing DHCP Option Values


TCP/IP

Guidelines for Lease Options


TCP/IP

Defining Options for Reservations


TCP/IP

Creating New DHCP Options


TCP/IP

Creating New DHCP Options


TCP/IP

Configuring DHCP Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


Remote Access Service

IP Parameters

TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


Remote Access Service

IPXRouter Parameters


TCP/IP

WINS Parameters


Remote Access Service

Modifying the Registry


Remote Access Service

NdisWan Parameter


Remote Access Service

NetbiosGateway Parameters

RemoteAccess Parameters


Remote Access Service

PPP Parameters

PPP Subkeys


Remote Access Service

RasMan Parameters


Remote Access Service

Rdr Parameters


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for FTP Server Service


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for WINS

Registry Parameters for Replication Partners


Remote Access Service

Modifying Parameters

RemoteAccess Parameters


Remote Access Service

Setting Up the Remote Access Server for an X.25 Network


Network Operations Quick Reference

Assigning Drive Letters


System Guide

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the File System on a Partition


Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Disk Partitions

System Guide

Managing Disks

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Deleting Partitions, Volumes, or Logical Drives

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Disk Partitions

System Guide

Partitioning Disks

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition

Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Disk Partitions

System Guide

Managing Disks

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Disk Partitions


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Marking Partitions as Active

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Concepts and Planning

Sharing Files with Network Users


Services for Macintosh

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services for Macintosh

Creating Volumes


Services for Macintosh

How Filenames Are Translated

How Shared Files Appear to Users


Services for Macintosh

Overview


Services For Macintosh

What File Server for Macintosh Does


Services for Macintosh

How Filenames Are Translated


Services for Macintosh

Requirements for Computers Running Windows NT Server


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Services for Macintosh

Other Issues

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


System Guide

Managing Disks

Partitioning Disks

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Recovering Data


Concepts and Planning

Monitoring Disk Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Disk Partitions

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Concepts and Planning

How to Recover a Server

Recovering a Mirrored Boot Partition

Recovering a Server


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Removing an NTFS Partition


System Guide

Managing Disks


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets


System Guide

Managing Disks

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the Account Policy

System Guide

Managing the Account Policy


Services for Netware Networks

Activating a Gateway


Services for Macintosh

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller


Installation Guide

Completing Setup

Setting Up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller


Services for Netware Networks

Validating a NetWare Account


Installation Guide

Logging On and Changing Passwords


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Your Password

System Guide

Configuring Service Startup

Setting Up Your Personal Working Environment


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version

Passwords


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource Through File Manager


Remote Access Service

Security Features

Services for Macintosh

Passwords


System Guide

Starting Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

Passwords


Services For Macintosh

Passwords


System Guide

Overview

Starting and Quitting Mail


System Guide

Adding User Accounts


Services For Macintosh

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users

Setting Up the Services for Macintosh Client Software


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Account Restrictions

Transferring Account Restrictions


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups

Setting Password Options

Setting Password Options


Services For Netware Networks

Mapping Accounts

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Macintosh

Modifying a Macintosh-Accessible Volume


Installation Guide

Starting Network Client and Logging On


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


System Guide

Starting Windows NT Server


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource at the Command Prompt

Gateway Service Prompts for a Password at Each Logon


Services For Macintosh

Parameter Key Values


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


System Guide

Working with Screen Savers


Services For Netware Networks

Access Denied to a NetWare File Server

NetWare Print Queues Are Not Shown in Print Manager


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Logging On and Changing Passwords


Installation Guide

Interoperability with Windows for Workgroups


System Guide

Configuring Service Startup

Setting Up Your Personal Working Environment


System Guide

Configuring Service Startup

Configuring Service Startup


System Guide

Adding User Accounts


System Guide

Starting Windows NT Server


Services For Netware Networks

Validating a NetWare Account


Services For Macintosh

Volume Passwords


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing User Accounts


System Guide

Transferring Information to or from a Command Prompt Window


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


System Guide

Solving Problems with Linked or Embedded Objects


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource Through File Manager


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Changing the Environment Variables


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Logon Scripts Work

System Guide

Managing Directory Replication


System Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware and Software Configurations


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Environment Variables Are Set


Services For Netware Networks

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications


Concepts And Planning Guide

Allowing for Different Software Configurations


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Configuring the OS/2 Environment


TCP/IP

Installing DHCP Servers


Services For Macintosh

Stopping and Pausing Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity

Making Sure You Have Enough Memory


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Examples

Installation Guide

Performance Problems


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Server Usage


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Sure You Have Enough Memory

Monitoring Network Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Alert Selections

System Guide

Adding Alert Selections

Changing Alert Selections


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Alert Selections

System Guide

Changing the Alert Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Network Alerts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Alerts on Current Activity

System Guide

Changing the Alert Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Performance Monitor Displays Information

Planning for Additional Resources

System Guide

Changing the Alert Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Network Alerts


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Alerts on Current Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Alerts on Current Activity

System Guide

Setting Alerts on Current Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Alerts on Input Log Files

System Guide

Setting Alerts on Input Log Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

NVAlert and NVRunCmd Services


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Alerts on Current Activity

System Guide

Setting Alerts on Current Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Logged Information


System Guide

Organizing Your Screen


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Chart Selections

System Guide

Adding Chart Selections


Network Operations Quick Reference

Charting Current Activity

System Guide

Charting Current Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Charting Input Log Files

System Guide

Charting Input Log Files


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Chart Selections

System Guide

Changing Chart Selections


System Guide

Changing the Chart Options


System Guide

Changing the Chart Options


Network Operations Quick Reference

Charting Current Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Sure You Have Enough Memory


Services For Netware Networks

Activating the Physical and Logical Disk Counters

System Guide

Starting and Quitting Performance Monitor


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Alert Selections

System Guide

Changing Alert Selections


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Chart Selections

System Guide

Changing Chart Selections


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Chart Selections

System Guide

Changing Chart Selections


TCP/IP

Using Performance Monitor with TCP/IP


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Network Alerts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Disk Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Counter Organization

System Guide

Understanding Objects, Counters, and Instances


TCP/IP

Monitoring FTP Server Traffic


TCP/IP

ICMP Performance Counters


TCP/IP

IP Performance Counters


Network Operations Quick Reference

Logging Current Activity

System Guide

Logging Current Activity


System Guide

Setting Alerts on Current Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


TCP/IP

Network Interface Performance Counters for TCP/IP


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Sure You Have Enough Memory


Concepts And Planning Guide

Watching How Applications Use System Resources


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Processor Activity


System Guide

Working with Information on Current Activity


TCP/IP

TCP Performance Counters


TCP/IP

UDP Performance Counters


TCP/IP

What's New in This Release?


TCP/IP

Monitoring WINS Server Performance


Network Operations Quick Reference

Logging Current Activity

System Guide

Logging Current Activity


System Guide

Working with Information on Current Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Reports on Current Activity

System Guide

Creating Reports on Current Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Alerts on Current Activity

System Guide

Setting Alerts on Current Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Performance Monitor Displays Information

System Guide

Organizing Your Screen


Network Operations Quick Reference

Exporting Data

System Guide

Working with Information on Current Activity


Services For Netware Networks

Monitoring NetWare Performance


System Guide

Understanding Objects, Counters, and Instances


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding Bookmarks to a Log

System Guide

Adding Bookmarks


System Guide

Adding to a Log


System Guide

Changing the Log Options


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Time Window of Logged Information


Network Operations Quick Reference

Charting Input Log Files

System Guide

Charting Input Log Files


Network Operations Quick Reference

Logging Current Activity

System Guide

Logging Current Activity


System Guide

Logging Current Activity


System Guide

Logging Current Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Relogging Input Log Files

System Guide

Relogging Input Log Files


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Reports Based On Input Log Files

System Guide

Reporting Based on Input Log Files


Network Operations Quick Reference

Logging Current Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Alerts on Input Log Files

System Guide

Setting Alerts on Input Log Files


Network Operations Quick Reference

Selecting an Existing Log File


System Guide

Working with Information from Log Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Performance Monitor Displays Information

Planning for Additional Resources


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Disk Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Examples


TCP/IP

Monitoring FTP Server Traffic


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Performance

System Guide

Monitoring Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring from Other Networks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Processor Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing What to Measure


TCP/IP

Using Performance Monitor with TCP/IP Services


TCP/IP

Monitoring WINS Server Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Counter Organization

System Guide

Understanding Objects, Counters, and Instances


System Guide

Overview


Network Operations Quick Reference

Printing a Snapshot of the Window Display


System Guide

Adding to a Report


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Reports Based On Input Log Files

System Guide

Reporting Based on Input Log Files


System Guide

Changing the Report Option


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Reports on Current Activity

System Guide

Creating Reports on Current Activity


System Guide

Changing the Report Option


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating Reports on Current Activity


System Guide

Creating Reports on Current Activity


System Guide

Working with Information on Current Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Solving Performance Problems


TCP/IP

Using Performance Monitor with TCP/IP


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Performance Monitor

Organizing Your Screen


Services For Macintosh

Creating Multiple Printers for a Single Printing Device


Concepts And Planning Guide

Permissions


Services For Macintosh

Permissions


System Guide

Setting Special Access Permissions


Concepts And Planning Guide

How You Can Control What Users Can Do

Permissions

System Guide

Managing the User Rights Policy


Services For Macintosh

Permissions


Services For Macintosh

Permissions


Services For Macintosh

Setting Permissions for Volumes and Folders


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up a User Account for Macintosh Print Jobs


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

Remote Access Service

Granting Remote Access Permissions

System Guide

Managing Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Services For Macintosh

Permissions

Setting Permissions for Volumes and Folders


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Account Restrictions


Remote Access Service

Network Access Permission


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Online Demonstration


System Guide

Securing Directories and Files


Remote Access Service

Security Features

Configuring Callback

Configuring Callback


System Guide

Setting File Permissions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Controlling Printer Access

Network Operations Quick Reference

Permissions

System Guide

Securing a Printer


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Permissions for a Gateway Share


Services For Macintosh

Setting Permissions for Volumes and Folders


Services For Macintosh

Permissions


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


System Guide

Setting Permissions Through Shared Directories


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Services For Macintosh

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server


System Guide

Securing Directories and Files

Setting Special Access Permissions


System Guide

Securing Directories and Files

Setting Directory Permissions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Services For Macintosh

Simplified Administration

Permissions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Permissions


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Permissions for a Directory


System Guide

Managing the User Rights Policy


Services For Macintosh

Permissions


Services For Netware Networks

Reestablishing Network Connections


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Services For Macintosh

Overview


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview

Remote Access Service

Phone Lines, Modems, and Modem Pools


System Guide

Creating a Linked or Embedded Object


System Guide

Viewing the Contents of the Clipboard


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Creating Program Information Files


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Configuring the MS-DOS Environment


System Guide

Configuring the MS-DOS Environment


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs

Creating Program Information Files


System Guide

Setting Up and Starting Applications


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Creating Program Information Files


System Guide

Creating Program Information Files


System Guide

Configuring the MS-DOS Environment

Creating Program Information Files


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting IP Configuration

ping


TCP/IP

Address Resolution Protocol and Internet Control Message Protocol


TCP/IP

ping


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting IP Configuration


System Guide

Customizing Your Mouse or Other Pointing Device


System Guide

Selecting Items for Action


System Guide

Selecting Items for Action

Using an Application's Own Mouse Cursor


Remote Access Service

Phone Lines, Modems, and Modem Pools

Modem-Pooling Equipment


Remote Access Service

Support for Security Hosts and Switches


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers

Setting Up a Pool of Network-Interface Printers

Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a Printer Pool

System Guide

Setting Printer Details

Services For Macintosh

Creating Printing Pools


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software


Remote Access Service

Remote Access Servers


System Guide

Setting Serial Port Communications Options


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Printer at the Command Prompt

NetWare Utility Behavior Supplied by Windows NT Commands

Migrating Login Scripts


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


System Guide

Installing a Printer


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers

Choosing a Print Destination

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Time-outs


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers

Setting Up a Pool of Network-Interface Printers

Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a Printer Pool

System Guide

Setting Printer Details

Services for Macintosh

Creating Printing Pools


Installation Guide

What You Need to Know Before Running Setup

System Guide

Setting Printer Details


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details

System Guide

Setting Printer Details


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a Print Destination


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Remote Access Service

Writing Scripts


Services For Macintosh

Avoiding LaserPrep Wars


Services For Macintosh

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Services For Macintosh

Printing on a Network


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services For Macintosh

Printing

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Services For Macintosh

Printing Issues and Solutions


System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using a UPS with Windows NT


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding UPS Types

System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply

Using UPS with Other System Services


System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Uninterruptible Power Supplies


Remote Access Service

PPP Clients


Remote Access Service

PPP


Remote Access Service

RAS-Specific Logs


Remote Access Service

PPP Parameters


Remote Access Service

PPP Subkeys


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Remote Access Service

Writing Scripts


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Print Gateway


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Print Gateway


System Guide

Administering Network Print Servers Remotely


System Guide

Auditing a Printer


System Guide

Displaying or Changing Document Details


System Guide

Changing a Printer's Properties


System Guide

Changing Printing Order


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a Print Destination

Installing a Printer


Services For Netware Networks

Printing in Windows NT


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Print Gateway


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Printer Through Print Manager


Concepts And Planning Guide

Creating Printers on a Server

System Guide

Connecting to a Network Printer


TCP/IP

Creating a Printer for TCP/IP Printing


Concepts And Planning Guide

Creating Printers on a Server

Services For Macintosh

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers

System Guide

Setting Printer Details


System Guide

What Is Defined by a User Profile?


System Guide

Installing a Printer Driver


System Guide

Installing a Printer


Services For Macintosh

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Printers and Print Jobs


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Pausing and Resuming Printing


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers

Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a Printer Pool

System Guide

Setting Printer Details

Services For Macintosh

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up Printers


Services For Netware Networks

Application and Print Problems


System Guide

Removing a Printer


System Guide

Removing Waiting Documents


System Guide

Restarting Documents


System Guide

Securing a Printer


System Guide

Setting the Default Printer


System Guide

Setting Printer Details


System Guide

Setting Job Defaults


System Guide

Setting Printer Details


System Guide

Setting Printing Options


System Guide

Setting Time-outs


System Guide

Setting Up to Print


System Guide

Sharing a Printer


System Guide

Setting Printer Details


System Guide

Taking Ownership of a Printer


Services For Macintosh

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Services For Macintosh

Printing Issues and Solutions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Separator Pages


System Guide

Viewing Documents at the Printer


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Services For Netware Networks

Printing in Windows NT


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Print Gateway


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Print Queue


Services For Netware Networks

Application and Print Problems


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Gateway


Services For Macintosh

Checking the Event Log


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server

Services For Macintosh

Overview


Services For Macintosh

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Services For Macintosh

How Services for Macintosh Works


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up a User Account for Macintosh Print Jobs


Services For Macintosh

Stopping and Restarting the Print Server

Stopping and Pausing Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Printing

System Guide

Administering Network Print Servers Remotely


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing Computers to Be Print Servers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing Computers to Be Print Servers


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Print Queue


Concepts And Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Printing


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing Computers to Be Print Servers


Services For Netware Networks

Printing in Windows NT


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Up a Pool of Network-Interface Printers

Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a Printer Pool

System Guide

Setting Printer Details

Services For Macintosh

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from Other Types of Computers


Services For Netware Networks

Application and Print Problems


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from a Windows NT-Based Application


Services For Macintosh

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a Print Destination

Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a Printer Pool

System Guide

Setting Printer Details

Services For Macintosh

Creating Printing Pools


Concepts And Planning Guide

Installing Printer Drivers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Printing

Installing Printer Drivers

Network Operations Quick Reference

Installing a Printer Driver

Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Printer Through Print Manager

System Guide

Installing a Printer

Installing a Printer Driver


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services For Macintosh

System Requirements


Services For Netware Networks

Printing in Windows NT


Concepts And Planning Guide

Installing Printer Drivers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Installing Printer Drivers

Installation Guide

Overview

System Guide

Obtaining New Device Drivers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from Other Types of Computers

Setting Up MS-DOS Computers for Network Printing


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting or Changing Printer Permissions

System Guide

Securing a Printer


System Guide

Administering Network Print Servers Remotely


Concepts And Planning Guide

Attaching Printers to Your Network


Services For Netware Networks

Auditing a Printer

System Guide

Auditing a Printer


Services For Macintosh

Avoiding LaserPrep Wars


System Guide

Browsing Other Computers and Resources on the Network

Setting Up to Print


Services For Macintosh

Capturing AppleTalk Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Printers to Use


Concepts And Planning Guide

Print Setup Examples


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Network-Interface Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Print Queue


Concepts And Planning Guide

Creating Printers on a Server

System Guide

Connecting to a Network Printer


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Online Demonstration


Services For Netware Networks

Printing in Windows NT


Concepts And Planning Guide

Creating Printers on a Server

Services For Macintosh

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server

TCP/IP

Creating a Printer for TCP/IP Printing


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details

System Guide

Setting Printer Details


System Guide

Setting the Default Printer


Services For Macintosh

Creating Multiple Printers for a Single Printing Device


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers

System Guide

Installing a Printer

Setting Printer Details


Services For Macintosh

Enabling Clients to Use Printers on the AppleTalk Network


Services For Macintosh

Enabling Clients to Use Printers on the AppleTalk Network


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers

Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


System Guide

Installing a Printer


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details

System Guide

Setting Printer Details


Installation Guide

What You Need to Know Before Running Setup


Network Operations Quick Reference

Installing a Printer

System Guide

Installing a Printer


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems

Network Adapter Card Settings


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers


Services For Macintosh

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printing Options

System Guide

Setting Printing Options


Services For Macintosh

Advanced Topics


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Network Printers Available

System Guide

Installing a Printer

Services For Macintosh

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server


Services For Netware Networks

What Is the Gateway Service?

Activating a Print Gateway


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a Print Destination


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Data Link Control Works

Configuring Network-Interface Printers

Choosing a Print Destination


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Network-Interface Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Network-Interface Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Network-Interface Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Up a Pool of Network-Interface Printers

Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a Printer Pool

System Guide

Setting Printer Details

Services For Macintosh

Creating Printing Pools


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


Services For Macintosh

Printing

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Device-Specific Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Time-outs


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


Network Operations Quick Reference

Pausing and Resuming a Printer

System Guide

Pausing and Resuming Printing


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Up a Pool of Network-Interface Printers

Planning How Users Access Printers

Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a Printer Pool

System Guide

Setting Printer Details

Services For Macintosh

Creating Printing Pools


System Guide

Built-In Groups


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details

System Guide

Installing a Printer

Setting Printer Details


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers


Services For Macintosh

Printing on a Network


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services For Macintosh

Advanced Topics


Services For Macintosh

Enabling Clients to Use Printers on the AppleTalk Network


Services For Macintosh

Advanced Topics


Services For Macintosh

Services for Macintosh Print Server

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Creating Printers on a Server

Setting Device-Specific Properties

System Guide

Changing a Printer's Properties

Services For Macintosh

Enabling Clients to Use Printers on the AppleTalk Network


Network Operations Quick Reference

Removing a Printer

System Guide

Removing a Printer


System Guide

Working with Fonts


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful


System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Controlling Printer Access

System Guide

Securing a Printer


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details

System Guide

Setting Printer Details


Concepts And Planning Guide

Controlling Printer Access

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting or Changing Printer Permissions

Services For Macintosh

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details


Concepts And Planning Guide

Creating Printers on a Server

Setting Device-Specific Properties

System Guide

Changing a Printer's Properties

Services For Macintosh

Enabling Clients to Use Printers on the AppleTalk Network


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Local Printer


Installation Guide

Using Shared Printers


Services For Macintosh

Running Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

Printer Sharing


Services For Macintosh

What Services for Macintosh Can Do


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Network Printers Available


Services For Macintosh

How Services for Macintosh Works


Network Operations Quick Reference

Sharing a Printer

System Guide

Sharing a Printer


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Printers to Use


Services For Macintosh

Printer Sharing

Printing

Services for Macintosh Print Server

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Printers to Use


Network Operations Quick Reference

Taking Ownership of a Printer

System Guide

Taking Ownership of a Printer


System Guide

Installing a Printer


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Time-outs

System Guide

Setting Time-outs


Services For Macintosh

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions

Printing Issues and Solutions


System Guide

Setting Time-outs

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Time-outs


System Guide

Viewing Documents at the Printer


Services For Netware Networks

Printing in Windows NT


Services For Macintosh

Avoiding LaserPrep Wars


Services For Macintosh

Capturing AppleTalk Printers


System Guide

Associating Files with an Application


Services For Macintosh

Checking the Event Log


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing Computers to Be Print Servers


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Printing Options


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details

System Guide

Setting Printer Details


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a Print Destination

System Guide

Installing a Printer


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details

System Guide

Setting Printer Details


Network Operations Quick Reference

Displaying or Changing Document Details

System Guide

Displaying or Changing Document Details


System Guide

Displaying or Changing Document Details


System Guide

Displaying or Changing Document Details


System Guide

Displaying or Changing Document Details


System Guide

Changing Printing Order

Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Document Printing Order


System Guide

Printing a File from File Manager


System Guide

Using Forms


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printing Options

Setting Job Defaults

System Guide

Setting Printing Options

Setting Job Defaults

Using Forms


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from a Windows NT-Based Application


Network Operations Quick Reference

Removing Waiting Documents

System Guide

Removing Waiting Documents


System Guide

Restarting Documents

Network Operations Quick Reference

Restarting a Document


System Guide

Setting Printer Details


Installation Guide

Using Shared Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Device-Specific Properties


System Guide

Viewing Documents at the Printer


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from a Windows NT-Based Application


Concepts And Planning Guide

Print Setup Examples


System Guide

Printing Extended or International Characters


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Device-Specific Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Device-Specific Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Creating Printers on a Server

Setting Device-Specific Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Device-Specific Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from Other Types of Computers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Device-Specific Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Device-Specific Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Device-Specific Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Printers to Use

Setting Device-Specific Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Device-Specific Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Device-Specific Properties

Printing from Other Types of Computers

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printing Options

Creating, Using, and Removing Forms

System Guide

Setting Printing Options

Using Forms


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from Windows 3.1 and MS-DOS – Based Applications

Installation Guide

Printing from Windows-Based and MS-DOS Based Applications


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from Windows 3.1 and MS-DOS – Based Applications

Installation Guide

Printing from Windows-Based and MS-DOS Based Applications


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from a Windows NT-Based Application


System Guide

Printing Extended or International Characters


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from a Windows NT-Based Application


TCP/IP

lpq


TCP/IP

lpr


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printing Options

System Guide

Setting Printing Options


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Macintosh

Printing on a Network


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version

Printing

Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


Network Operations Quick Reference

Pausing and Resuming a Printer

System Guide

Pausing and Resuming Printing


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning Your Printing Operations


Services For Macintosh

Printing

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Printers and Print Jobs


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from a Windows NT-Based Application


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from a Windows NT-Based Application


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Printing Options


Services For Macintosh

Advanced Topics


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from a Windows NT-Based Application


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from a Windows NT-Based Application


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Separator Pages

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details

System Guide

Setting Printer Details


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Job Defaults

System Guide

Setting Job Defaults


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printing Options

System Guide

Setting Printing Options


System Guide

Setting Up to Print


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up a User Account for Macintosh Print Jobs

Setting Up a User Account for Macintosh Print Jobs


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from a Windows NT-Based Application

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details

System Guide

Setting Printer Details


Concepts And Planning Guide

Planning How Users Access Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from a Windows NT-Based Application


Services For Macintosh

Printer Sharing

Printing

Services for Macintosh Print Server

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server


TCP/IP

Creating a Printer for TCP/IP Printing


TCP/IP

Printing to Windows NT from UNIX Clients


TCP/IP

Internetwork Printing with TCP/IP


TCP/IP

Setting Up Windows NT for TCP/IP Printing


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a Print Destination

System Guide

Installing a Printer


Services For Netware Networks

Printing in Windows NT


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Printing Options


Services For Netware Networks

Application and Print Problems


Services For Macintosh

Printing Issues and Solutions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Server


Printing in Windows NT


System Guide

Understanding Objects, Counters, and Instances


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Counter Organization


Installation Guide

Customizing Product ID Specification for Network Setup


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Environment Profile

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Running a Windows 3.1 Application in Separate Memory


System Guide

Arranging Group and Program-Item Icons


System Guide

Changing an Icon


System Guide

Copying a Program Item to Another Group


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up Applications to Run from Program Manager

System Guide

Creating Program Items


System Guide

Deleting Groups and Program Items


System Guide

What Are Groups and Program Items?


System Guide

Deleting Groups and Program Items


System Guide

Creating Program Items


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing User Environments

System Guide

Creating a New User Profile


System Guide

Creating Program Items


System Guide

Creating Program Items


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful


System Guide

Creating Program Items

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Creating Program Items


System Guide

Creating Program Items

Starting an Application from a Group

Starting an Application When You Start Windows NT


System Guide

Arranging Group and Program-Item Icons


System Guide

Creating Program Items

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

What Are Groups and Program Items?


System Guide

Using Windows NT Applications


System Guide

What Are Groups and Program Items?


System Guide

What Are Groups and Program Items?


System Guide

Using Windows NT Applications

What Are Groups and Program Items?


System Guide

Using Windows NT Applications

What Are Groups and Program Items?

Starting an Application When You Start Windows NT


System Guide

Changing the Description of a Group


System Guide

What Are Groups and Program Items?


System Guide

Creating Groups


System Guide

Deleting Groups and Program Items


System Guide

What Are Groups and Program Items?


System Guide

Overview

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

What Are Groups and Program Items?


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a User Profile

Creating a New User Profile


Concepts And Planning Guide

Allowing for Different Software Configurations

System Guide

What Is Defined by a User Profile?


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a User Profile

Creating a New User Profile


System Guide

Creating Program Items


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Quitting Windows NT Using Program Manager


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful


System Guide

Returning to Program Manager from an Application


System Guide

Starting an Application from a Group

Starting an Application from a Group

Starting an Application When You Start Windows NT


System Guide

Running a Windows 3.1 Application in Separate Memory


System Guide

Starting an Application from a Group


System Guide

Saving Program Manager Settings


System Guide

Setting Up Applications to Run from Program Manager


Installation Guide

Setting Up Applications to Run from Program Manager

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up Applications to Run from Program Manager


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Starting Applications in Program Manager

Using the Keyboard for Common Actions

Starting an Application from a Group

Starting an Application


System Guide

Limiting the Files to Display


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Counter Organization


System Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware and Software Configurations


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs

Running Memory-Resident Programs

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs

Running Memory-Resident Programs

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Starting an Application from a Group

Starting an Application When You Start Windows NT


System Guide

Changing the Virtual-Memory Paging File


System Guide

Starting Programs at the Command Prompt


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs

Running Memory-Resident Programs

Specifying PIF Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

Protecting Against Viruses and Trojan Horses


System Guide

Managing Global Group Properties


System Guide

Managing Local Group Properties


System Guide

Changing a Printer's Properties


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


System Guide

Managing Server Properties

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Changing Share Properties

Managing Shared Directories


System Guide

Adding User Accounts

Managing User Account Properties


Remote Access Service

PROTOCOL.INI File


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Network Card Drivers and Protocols Do


TCP/IP

Using DHCP with Diskless Workstations


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance

Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Protocol Binding Order

System Guide

Configuring Network Bindings


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing Network Drivers and Protocols

Choosing a Protocol


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Network Card Drivers and Protocols Do

Advantages of NDIS


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


Installation Guide

Customizing Protocol Setup


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Data Link Control Works


System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


Services For Netware Networks

Printing in Windows NT


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Data Link Control Works


System Guide

Installing a Printer


Installation Guide

Installing the DLC Protocol


Installation Guide

Installing DLC Support


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Data Link Control Works


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Data Link Control Works

Choosing a Print Destination


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Data Link Control Works

Installation Guide

Services and Protocols


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


TCP/IP

TCP/IP for Heterogeneous Networking


Installation Guide

DLC


Installation Guide

Introduction to Networking Services and Protocols


Installation Guide

NetBEUI


Network Operations Quick Reference

Installing Protocols and Network Software


Installation Guide

Installing Networking Services


TCP/IP

ftp


Installation Guide

Installing IPX Support


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Network Adapter Card


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software

Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols

Configuring a RAS Server to Use IPX


Concepts And Planning Guide

Advantages of NDIS


Remote Access Service

Configuring RAS to Use LAN Protocols


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software

Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols

Configuring a RAS Server to Use IPX


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Network Card Drivers and Protocols Do


Services For Netware Networks

File and Print Gateways


Concepts And Planning Guide

Advantages of NDIS


Concepts And Planning Guide

How TCP/IP Works


System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use NetBEUI


Concepts And Planning Guide

How NetBEUI Works

Installation Guide

NetBEUI


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Network Adapter Card


Concepts And Planning Guide

How NetBEUI Works


Concepts And Planning Guide

Tuning Memory Settings


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview

Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


Concepts And Planning Guide

How NetBEUI Works

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

How NetBEUI Works

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity and Performance


Installation Guide

Network Monitor Agent


Services For Netware Networks

What Is the Gateway Service?


Installation Guide

Configuring the NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol

System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


Concepts And Planning Guide

How NWLink Works

Installation Guide

NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport and Gateway Service for NetWare


Installation Guide

Installing the Gateway Service


Concepts And Planning Guide

Advantages of NDIS


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Network Card Drivers and Protocols Do


System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


Installation Guide

Networking Services Overview

System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


TCP/IP

Configuring Advanced TCP/IP Options


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Starts, But NetWare 4.x Servers Can't Be Seen


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Network Adapter Card


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview

Remote Access Service

SLIP

LAN Protocols


Concepts And Planning Guide

SNMP


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity and Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

SNMP


Concepts And Planning Guide

How TCP/IP Works

Monitoring from Other Networks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing Network Drivers and Protocols

How NWLink Works


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding the TDI Layer


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Advantages of NDIS


Concepts And Planning Guide

How TCP/IP Works


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP for Connectivity to the Internet


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

ftp


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

Specifying Hard Disk Partitions


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

Modem PCMCIA Cards


Update Information for Version 3.51

PCMCIA Network Adapter Cards


Update Information for Version 3.51

SCSI PCMCIA Cards


Update Information for Version 3.51

Running Setup in Unattended Mode

Detecting and Correcting the Floating-Point Division Error

Pentnt Utility


Update Information for Version 3.51

Selecting and Accepting an Appropriate Licensing Mode

Clients (Per Seat)


Update Information for Version 3.51

Licensing


Update Information for Version 3.51

Selecting and Accepting an Appropriate Licensing Mode


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

Changing the Tray/Form Assignment of a PostScript Printer


Update Information for Version 3.51

Using a Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1 PDC with a Windows NT Server 3.51 BDC

WINS Servers

Licensing

Server Browser


Update Information for Version 3.51

Internetwork Printing with TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

Utilities


Update Information for Version 3.51

Utilities


Update Information for Version 3.51

Changes to Existing Programs and Features


Update Information for Version 3.51

New Programs and Features


Comprehensive Index - Q
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

Querying WINS servers

Queue Operators group

Quick Format

QuickEdit

quit (FTP command)

Quitting

Migration Tool

Windows NT

from Program Manager

logging off

troubleshooting shutdown without logging on

turning off your computer

quote (FTP command)


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


System Guide

Formatting a Floppy Disk


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display

Transferring Information to or from a Command Prompt Window


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Services For Netware Networks

Starting and Quitting the Migration Tool


System Guide

Quitting Windows NT Using Program Manager


Network Operations Quick Reference

Logging On and Logging Off

System Guide

Quitting Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Shutting Down Without Logging On


System Guide

Quitting Windows NT Server

Quitting Windows NT Using Program Manager


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Comprehensive Index - R
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

RAID strategies

compared with SLED

description

disk

arrays

mirroring

striping

hardware solutions

monitoring disk activity

overview

reliability

software solutions

stripe sets with parity

RAM drives, using on remoteboot workstations

Random Access Memory (RAM)

RAS  See Remote Access Service (RAS)

RasMan parameter

RawIoTimeLimit parameter

rcp command

RcvDgSubmittedPerGroupName parameter

Rdr parameters, modifying

README.WRI file

Record expiration

Recording migration errors  See Log files

Recorded sound format, converting

Records, updating remoteboot database

Recovering

See also Restoring

boot partitions

servers from backups

system

Control Panel System Recovery

Emergency Repair Disk

fault-tolerant boot floppy disk

last known good configuration

Windows NT Diagnostics

recv command

Redirectors

Network Client Full redirector or Basic redirector

removing existing NetWare redirector installations

Refresh time interval, WINS servers

REGEDIT.EXE

regedt32 command

Registry

See also Configuration, disk configuration information

backing up local registry files

DHCP advanced configuration parameters

editing configuration registry with Registry Editor

enabling RAS-specific logs

modifying parameters

AsyncMac

IP

IPXRouter

NdisWan

NetbiosGateway

PPP

RasMan

Rdr

regedt32 command

RemoteAccess

recovering disk configuration information

restoring local registry files from backups

WINS parameters

Registry, changing maximum size

Registry Editor, configuring key values

Reminders program  See Schedule+, reminders

Remote Access Service (RAS)

activating Terminal mode

Administrator's utility

allowing access to network

backward compatibility

case sensitivity of PAD.INF reserved words

choosing and configuring modems

clients  See Clients, Remote Access

configuring

callback options

direct serial connections

for use with TCP/IP

modems

name resolution for clients

Phone Book entries for TCP/IP

ports

servers to appear to local network browsers

servers to use IPX

servers to use NetBEUI protocol

servers to use TCP/IP

software for X.25

third-party dial-up servers for NetBIOS IP and IPX

to use LAN protocols

connecting to third-party servers using IP

description

installing

adding software

hardware requirements

intermediary devices

IP addressing

IP routing

IPX protocol

ISDN, WAN options

LAN protocols

maintenance

migrating from earlier versions

modem-pooling equipment

modifying parameters

name resolution

NetWare support

overview

protocols

RAS for MS-DOS, installing client software with Network Client Administrator

See also Installing, network client software

See also Network Client;Administrator

getting documentation

installation procedure

location and size of installation files

network installation startup disk vs. installation disk set

number of disks required for installation

overview

RAS-specific logs

restricting access to network

security

options

overview

servers

configuring

overview

support for security hosts and switches

TCP/IP protocol

troubleshooting

typical configuration

user accounts and domains

using Network Client, Full redirector necessary

WAN options

wide-area adapters

X.25 support

Remote Initial Program Load (RPL) ROM

description

obtaining information

Remote LMHOSTS files

Remote Procedure Call (RPC)

TCP/IP support

service

Remote systems

designating domain controllers in LMHOSTS file

ftp command

FTP Server service  See FTP Server service

nbtstat command

ping command

rcp command

rexec command

rsh command

specifying with LMHOSTS file

telnet command

tftp command

troubleshooting connections

RemoteAccess key

Remoteboot

boot blocks

configuration files

description

RPL directory

configuration files

database

backing up

updating records

file index tables

installing

directories and files created

DLC support

IPX support

MS-DOS files

TCP/IP support

Manager

adding new workstations

administering remoteboot servers

changing workstation properties

checking service installation

managing profiles

managing workstations

removing workstations

starting

troubleshooting startup

network adapters

creating configurations

using multiple adapters

profiles

adding new workstations

administering remoteboot servers

reacting

deleting

description

directories and files created during service installation

installing Microsoft Windows files

installing Microsoft Windows for remoteboot workstations

installing protocol support

managing

troubleshooting

rplcmd utility

RPLUSER group

service

advantages for diskless workstations

checking installation

description

disabling for a workstation

disk space requirements

installation prerequisites

installing on servers

network adapters supported

optimizing

rpldsabl utility

rplenabl utility

setting hardware buffers

setting up

stopping and starting

troubleshooting

workstations

adding

booting, information displayed

changing properties

deleting

disabling Remoteboot service

enabling Remoteboot service on hard disk

installing Microsoft Windows

installing MS-DOS files

local swapping

managing

process described

protocol support

troubleshooting

using a RAM drive

remotehelp (FTP command)

RemoteListen parameter

Removing

See also Deleting

domain computers

existing NetWare redirector installations

Macintosh-accessible volumes

NetWare redirector installations

network components

printers

remoteboot workstations

Services for Macintosh

trusted domains, troubleshooting

Windows NT components

zones from networks

rename (FTP command)

Renaming

See also Names

directories and files

domains

source OLE documents

user accounts

Repartitioning  See Partitions

Replication  See Directory replication

licensing

WINS servers

automatic

primary and backup servers

Replication, WINS servers

partners

configuring

configuring properties

starting replication

triggering between

planning frequency

pull partners

defining properties

description

Registry parameters

push partners

defining properties

description

Registry parameters

Registry parameters

setting interval preferences

Requests

ARP request or reply packets

for comments (RFCs) supported by TCP/IP

handled by SNMP service

name query requests

NetBIOS name registration requests

ping echo request and echo reply packets

ResEdit utility

Reservations, DHCP clients

Reservations, DHCP servers

Reserved words

Resolution, configuring video display

Resources

alternatives to adding additional resources

assessing system processor load

closing

disconnecting users

monitoring system throughput problems

planning for additional resources

possible reasons for shortages

processor, multitasking options

scheduling with Schedule+

security overview

shared resources  See Shared resources

troubleshooting access

typical arrangement on Microsoft networks

viewing resources in use

viewing those used by Macintosh workstations

Responses, MODEM.INF file

Restarting

Print Server

your computer

RestartTimer parameter

Restoring

assigned drive letters

data with fault-tolerance tools

DHCP database

disk configuration information

event logs

files from tape  See Restoring files from tape

Macintosh-accessible volumes

mail folders

mail system files

Migration Tool settings

mirror sets

NetWare file server connections

stripe sets

system

Emergency Repair disk

Last Known Good Configuration

volume sets

windows

WINS database

Restoring files from tape

See also Backing up

See also Drives;tape drives

building a partial catalog

catalog information

choosing what to restore

corrupt files

event logs

file systems supported

files not restored

from backups, overview

from third party backup programs

local registry files

log options

overview

preserving security information

procedure

restoration policies

restore options

restore status

restoring permissions

selecting files

to a new computer

user rights

verifying restorations

Restricting access

See also Security

to backup tapes

to files and directories

to networks

with user profiles

Restrictions

See Passwords

See Permissions

See Rights

Reusing passwords

rexec command

RFCs supported by TCP/IP

.rhosts file

Rights

See also Permissions

activating gateways

advanced user rights

built-in groups

controlling what users can do

description

file rights mappings in Gateway Service

managing user rights

migrating to Windows NT servers

administrative rights

directories

log files

rights needed to migrate servers

setting migration options

transferred accounts after migration

user and group restrictions

overview

programming rights

restore rights

User Rights policy

vs. permissions

RISC-based computers

16-bit character-based OS/2 applications

boot configuration

disk-partitioning schemes, examples

formatting partitions for file systems

important files copied during Setup

installing

printer drivers

Windows NT

maintaining startup configuration

recovering boot partitions

restoring the system

running MS-DOS applications under Windows NT

setting up a file system

standard IRQ settings

system partitions

upgrading from Windows NT 3.1

Windows NT system requirements

RISC-based computers, changing display options

rmdir (FTP command)

route command

route, command-line utility

Routers

See also Routing

creating router record

dedicated hardware routers

description

enabling AppleTalk Protocol

network numbers

network ranges

parameter key values

planning setup of printing devices

seed routers

AppleTalk adapter key values

description

determining placement on network

multiple

planning

planning networks

seeding networks

troubleshooting

AppleTalk zones

intermittent appearance of printers and Windows NT Server in Chooser

server access

Routing

See also IP routing

See also Routers

AppleTalk Phase 2

AppleTalk Protocol

description

introduced

planning

creating router record

destination routes

IPX/SPX routing on token ring networks

making a router plan

multihomed routing issues

multiple default gateways

persistent IP routes

planning information when setting up AppleTalk networks

router software update, DHCP support

3Com

Cisco

Ungermann-Bass networks

Wellfleet

seed routing

RPC, TCP/IP support

rplcmd utility

rplcnv conversion program, converting LAN Manager remoteboot installation

rpldsabl utility

rplenabl utility

RS-232C Null modems

rsh command

Running applications

as icons

by double-clicking OLE packages

device drivers required

from command prompt

from Program Manager

in separate memory space

in Windows NT

regardless of operating system required

with MS-DOS memory-resident programs


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Hardware Solutions


System Guide

Protecting Data


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Hardware Solutions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Level 1


Concepts And Planning Guide

Level 0


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Hardware Solutions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Windows NT Parity Usage


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding RAID


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Reliability Issues


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using the Windows NT Software Solution


Concepts And Planning Guide

Level 5


Installation Guide

Using a RAM Drive on the Workstation


System Guide

Changing the Virtual-Memory Paging File


Remote Access Service

RasMan Parameters


Remote Access Service

Rdr Parameters


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Remote Access Service

NetbiosGateway Parameters


Remote Access Service

Rdr Parameters


Installation Guide

Additional Online Information


Installation Guide

Using The Remoteboot Command Utility (RPLCMD.EXE)


Concepts And Planning Guide

How to Recover a Server

Recovering a Mirrored Boot Partition

Recovering a Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

How to Recover a Server

Recovering a Server


Installation Guide

Using System Recovery in Control Panel


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Recovery Easier

Installation Guide

Using the Repair Process

Services for NetWare Networks

Using the Emergency Repair Disk

Using the Last Known Good Configuration


Installation Guide

Using a Fault-Tolerant Boot Floppy Disk


Installation Guide

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards

Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting Windows NT with the Last Known Good Configuration

Services for NetWare Networks

Using the Last Known Good Configuration


Installation Guide

Using Windows NT Diagnostics for System Diagnosis


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

Preparing to Install the Gateway Service

Services for NetWare Networks

Preparing to Install the Gateway Service

Startup Problems


System Guide

Configuring Your System


Remote Access Service

Modifying the Registry


System Guide

Setting the Tape Options


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for DHCP


System Guide

Configuring Your System


Remote Access Service

RAS-Specific Logs


Remote Access Service

AsyncMac ParametersAsync


Installation Guide

IP Parameters


Installation Guide

IPXRouter Parameters


Remote Access Service

NdisWan Parameter


Remote Access Service

NetbiosGateway Parameters


Remote Access Service

PPP Parameters

PPP Subkeys


Remote Access Service

RasMan Parameters


Remote Access Service

Rdr Parameters


Remote Access Service

Modifying the Registry


Remote Access Service

Modifying Parameters


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Restoring Configuration Files

System Guide

Setting the Restore Options


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for WINS


Services For Macintosh

Registry Values


Remote Access Service

Activating Terminal Mode on the Client


Remote Access Service

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting


Remote Access Service

Granting Remote Access Permissions

Network Access Permission

Restricting Access to the Network


Remote Access Service

Migrating from Earlier Versions of the Remote Access Service


Remote Access Service

PAD.INF Format


Remote Access Service

Choosing and Configuring Modems

Modem-Pooling Equipment


Remote Access Service

Configuring Callback


Remote Access Service

Connecting to the X.25 Network Directly

Direct Serial Connections


TCP/IP

Configuring RAS for Use with TCP/IP


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP


TCP/IP

Configuring RAS for Use with TCP/IP


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software


Remote Access Service

Special Configurations


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use IPX


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use NetBEUI


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP


Remote Access Service

Configuring Remote Access Software for X.25


Remote Access Service

Special Configurations


Remote Access Service

Configuring RAS to Use LAN Protocols


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service


Remote Access Service

Installing Remote Access Software

Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software


Remote Access Service

Hardware Requirements for RAS

Installation Guide

Hardware Requirements for RAS


Remote Access Service

Support for Security Hosts and Switches


TCP/IP

IP Addressing for RAS


TCP/IP

IP Addressing for RAS


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Remote Access Service

Maintenance and Troubleshooting


Remote Access Service

Migrating from Earlier Versions of the Remote Access Service


Remote Access Service

Modem-Pooling Equipment


Remote Access Service

Modifying Parameters


TCP/IP

IP Addressing for RAS


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview

Remote Access Service

Remote Access Service Overview


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Installation Guide

Getting Documentation


Installation Guide

Using the Installation Disk Set


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Using the Network Client Administrator


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Overview


Remote Access Service

RAS-Specific Logs


Remote Access Service

Restricting Access to the Network


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Remote Access Service

Security


Remote Access Service

Configuring RAS to Use LAN Protocols

Configuring a RAS Server to Use NetBEUI

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP

Configuring a RAS Server to Use IPX


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Remote Access Service

Support for Security Hosts and Switches


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software


Remote Access Service

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Supported Modems


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Remote Access Service

User Accounts and Domains


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview

Remote Access Service

Remote Access Service Overview


Remote Access Service

Wide-Area Network Adapters


Remote Access Service

X.25 Support


Installation Guide

Understanding the Remoteboot Service


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Starting the Remoteboot Service


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring RPC

System Guide

Configuring the Remote Procedure Call Service


TCP/IP

Designating Domain Controllers Using #DOM


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

nbtstat


TCP/IP

ping

Troubleshooting TCP/IP


TCP/IP

rcp


TCP/IP

rexec


TCP/IP

rsh


TCP/IP

Specifying Remote Servers in LMHOSTS


TCP/IP

telnet


TCP/IP

tftp


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Other Connection Problems


Remote Access Service

Modifying Parameters


Installation Guide

Boot Block Configuration Files


Installation Guide

The Remoteboot Process


Installation Guide

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Installation Guide

The RPL Directory


Installation Guide

Backing Up the Remoteboot Database


Installation Guide

Using The Remoteboot Command Utility (RPLCMD.EXE)


Installation Guide

The RPL Directory


Installation Guide

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Installation Guide

Installing DLC Support


Installation Guide

Installing IPX Support


Installation Guide

Installing MS-DOS Files for Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Installing TCP/IP Support


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


Installation Guide

Starting the Remoteboot Manager


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


Installation Guide

Checking the Remoteboot Installation


Installation Guide

Managing Profiles


Installation Guide

Managing Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Deleting a Workstation


Installation Guide

Starting the Remoteboot Manager


Installation Guide

Remoteboot Manager Won't Start


Installation Guide

Creating Remoteboot Configurations for New Adapters


Installation Guide

Using Multiple Network Adapters


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


Installation Guide

Starting the Remoteboot Manager


Installation Guide

Managing Profiles


Installation Guide

Deleting a Workstation


Installation Guide

How Does Remoteboot Work?


Installation Guide

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Supporting Other Protocols


Installation Guide

Managing Profiles


Installation Guide

No Profiles Available


Installation Guide

Using The Remoteboot Command Utility (RPLCMD.EXE)


Installation Guide

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Installation Guide

Why Use Remoteboot?


Installation Guide

Checking the Remoteboot Installation


Installation Guide

Managing Profiles


Installation Guide

Deleting a Workstation


Installation Guide

Disk Space Requirements


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Starting the Remoteboot Service


Installation Guide

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Installation Guide

Supported Network Adapters


Installation Guide

Optimizing the Remoteboot Service


Installation Guide

Deleting a Workstation


Installation Guide

Enabling Remoteboot on a Workstation's Hard Disk


Installation Guide

Setting Hardware Buffers


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Starting the Remoteboot Service


Installation Guide

Starting and Stopping the Remoteboot Service


Installation Guide

Troubleshooting Remoteboot


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation

Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


Installation Guide

Deleting a Workstation


Installation Guide

Deleting a Workstation


Installation Guide

Enabling Remoteboot on a Workstation's Hard Disk


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Installing MS-DOS Files for Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Setting Up Local Swapping


Installation Guide

Managing Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Understanding the Remoteboot Service


Installation Guide

Supporting Other Protocols


Installation Guide

Remoteboot Workstation Won't Start


Installation Guide

Using a RAM Drive on the Workstation


TCP/IP

ftp


Remote Access Service

RemoteAccess Parameters


Network Operations Quick Reference

Removing a Computer from a Domain


Installation Guide

Preparing to Install the Gateway Service


Services For Macintosh

Removing a Macintosh-Accessible Volume


Services For Netware Networks

Preparing to Install the Gateway Service

Startup Problems


Network Operations Quick Reference

Updating or Removing Network Components


Network Operations Quick Reference

Removing a Printer


Installation Guide

Deleting a Workstation


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server

Stopping and Removing Services for Macintosh

Services for Macintosh

Stopping and Removing Services for Macintosh


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding and Removing Windows NT Components


Services For Macintosh

Seeding the Network


TCP/IP

ftp


System Guide

Renaming a File or Directory


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Name of a Domain

System Guide

Changing the Name of a Domain


System Guide

Solving Problems with Linked or Embedded Objects


Network Operations Quick Reference

Renaming User Accounts

System Guide

Renaming User Accounts


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Planning Replication Frequency Between Hubs


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Configuring WINS Servers and Replication Partners

Configuring Replication Partners

Configuring WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Registry Parameters for Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners

Configuring WINS Servers and Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Registry Parameters for Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Registry Parameters for Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Setting Preferences for WINS Manager


TCP/IP

Address Resolution Protocol and Internet Control Message Protocol


TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include


TCP/IP

SNMP


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Address Resolution Protocol and Internet Control Message Protocol

ping


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


TCP/IP

Managing Client Reservations


Remote Access Service

PAD.INF Format

Substitution Macros


System Guide

Configuring Video Display


Concepts And Planning Guide

Solving Performance Problems


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing What to Measure


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing What to Measure


Concepts And Planning Guide

Solving Performance Problems


Concepts And Planning Guide

Solving Performance Problems


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Scheduling Resources


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Network Security Works


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Microsoft Network Client Version 3.0 for MS-DOS


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing What to Measure

Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections

System Guide

Managing Server Properties


Services For Macintosh

Viewing Open File Forks


Remote Access Service

Responses


Services For Macintosh

Stopping and Restarting the Print Server


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing System Settings for Hardware

System Guide

Quitting Windows NT Using Program Manager


Remote Access Service

PPP Parameters


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Recovering Data

Concepts and Planning Guide

Managing Fault Tolerance and UPS

Recovering a Server


TCP/IP

Restoring the DHCP Database


Network Operations Quick Reference

Saving and Restoring Disk Configuration Information

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Files That Are Not Copied


Services For Macintosh

Backing Up Files on the Server


System Guide

Managing the Mail System Files


System Guide

Managing the Mail System Files


Services For Netware Networks

Saving and Restoring Migration Options


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Services For Netware Networks

Reestablishing Network Connections


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Recovery Easier

Installation Guide

Using the Repair Process

Services For Netware Networks

Using the Emergency Repair Disk


Installation Guide

Using the Last Known Good Configuration

Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting Windows NT with the Last Known Good Configuration

Services For Netware Networks

Using the Last Known Good Configuration


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Moving and Sizing Windows


TCP/IP

Restoring or Moving the WINS Database


System Guide

Building Partial Tape and Backup Set Catalogs


System Guide

Choosing What You Want to Restore

Building Partial Tape and Backup Set Catalogs


System Guide

Choosing What You Want to Restore


System Guide

Choosing What You Want to Restore


Concepts And Planning Guide

Files That Are Not Copied


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Windows NT Backup


Concepts And Planning Guide

Files That Are Not Copied


System Guide

Backup

Starting and Quitting Backup


System Guide

Building Partial Tape and Backup Set Catalogs


Concepts And Planning Guide

Restoring Configuration Files

System Guide

Setting the Restore Options


System Guide

Setting the Log Options


System Guide

Restoring Tape Files to Disk

Checking the Restore Status


Concepts And Planning Guide

Restoring File Security Settings


Network Operations Quick Reference

Using a New Tape Device


System Guide

Restoring Tape Files to Disk


System Guide

Setting the Restore Options


System Guide

Checking the Restore Status


System Guide

Setting the Restore Options


System Guide

Choosing What You Want to Restore


Concepts And Planning Guide

Restoring Configuration Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

Granting Backup and Restore Rights


System Guide

Restoring Tape Files to Disk

Setting the Restore Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

Granting Backup and Restore Rights


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Remote Access Service

Granting Remote Access Permissions

Restricting Access to the Network


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing User Accounts


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference

Update Information for Version 3.51

Utilities


TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Gateway


Concepts And Planning Guide

User Rights

System Guide

Managing the User Rights Policy


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

System Guide

Built-In Groups

Built-In Groups of a Workstation


Concepts And Planning Guide

User Rights


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

User Rights

System Guide

Managing the User Rights Policy


Services For Netware Networks

Managing NetWare File Attributes


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the User Rights Policy

System Guide

Managing the User Rights Policy


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Administrative Rights


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Directory and File Security


Services For Netware Networks

Running a Trial


Services For Netware Networks

Starting and Quitting the Migration Tool


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Account Restrictions

Transferring Account Restrictions


Concepts And Planning Guide

User Rights

System Guide

Managing the User Rights Policy


Concepts And Planning Guide

Granting Backup and Restore Rights


System Guide

Managing Security

Managing the User Rights Policy


System Guide

Managing the User Rights Policy


System Guide

OS/2 Environment


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions

Selecting a File System for the Windows NT Partition


Installation Guide

Completing Setup


Concepts and Planing Guide

Installing Printer Drivers


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on a RISC-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Maintaining the Startup Configuration


Concepts And Planning Guide

Recovering a Mirrored Boot Partition


Installation Guide

Using the Repair Process

Network Operations Quick Reference

Restoring Your System Using the Emergency Repair Disk

Services For Netware Networks

Using the Emergency Repair Disk


System Guide

MS-DOS Environment

Specifying PIF Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a File System


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on a RISC-Based Computer

Specifying the Disk Partitions

System Guide

Managing Disks

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Upgrading from Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1


Installation Guide

System Requirements


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Services For Macintosh

Choosing a Network and Zone


Services For Macintosh

Creating a Router Record

Services For Macintosh

AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

AppleTalk Networks


TCP/IP

Routing and IP Gateways

Utilities Reference


Services For Macintosh

Routing Information

Assigning Network Numbers and Network Ranges


Services For Macintosh

Routing Information

Assigning Network Numbers and Network Ranges

Seeding the Network

Adapter Key Values


Services For Macintosh

Parameter Key Values


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services For Macintosh

Adapter Key Values


Services For Macintosh

AppleTalk Routing Support

AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

Determining Seed Router Placement on a Network


Services For Macintosh

Working with Seed Routers


Services For Macintosh

Working with Seed Routers


Services For Macintosh

Working with Seed Routers


Services For Macintosh

Choosing a Network and Zone

Seeding the Network


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Overview


Installation Guide

Services for Macintosh

Services For Macintosh

AppleTalk Routing Support


Services For Macintosh

Introduction to Services for Macintosh

Features in This Version

What Services for Macintosh Can Do


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

Creating a Router Record


Services For Netware Networks

Token Ring Network


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions

Making a Router Plan


Services For Macintosh

Working with Seed Routers

Routing Information


Services For Macintosh

AppleTalk Routing Support

Adapter Key Values


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


Installation Guide

Using The Remoteboot Command Utility (RPLCMD.EXE)


Installation Guide

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Installation Guide

Deleting a Workstation


Installation Guide

Enabling Remoteboot on a Workstation's Hard Disk


Installation Guide

Enabling Remoteboot on a Workstation's Hard Disk

Remote Access Service

RS-232C Null Modem


TCP/IP

rsh


System Guide

Creating Program Items

Starting an Application When You Start Windows NT

Starting an Application from a Group


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Supported Applications


System Guide

Command Prompt


Installation Guide

Setting Up Applications to Run from Program Manager

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up Applications to Run from Program Manager


System Guide

Creating Program Items

Running a Windows 3.1 Application in Separate Memory


System Guide

Using Windows NT Applications

Other Application Environments


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

Converting the Format of a Recorded Sound Using Sound Recorder


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

Setting Maximum Registry Size Using the System Option in Control Panel


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

Licensing

Server Browser


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Changed Functionality for Command-Line Utilities

Routing


Update Information for Version 3.51

Routing


Update Information for Version 3.51

Routing


Update Information for Version 3.51

Routing


Update Information for Version 3.51

Changed Functionality for Command-Line Utilities


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Comprehensive Index - S
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

Saving

disk configuration information

Migration Tool settings

printer connections in user profiles

Program Manager settings

user profiles

Scavenging WINS database

Schedule service

assigning logon accounts

description

Schedule service, cmd not loaded

Schedule+

advanced features

Appointment Book

adding appointments

adding tasks

changing or canceling appointments

dates and times

description

notes

reminders

scheduling recurring appointments

tentative appointments

archiving data

exchanging data with other scheduling programs

modifying tasks

moving files from one computer to another

overview

Planner

planning workgroup meetings

scheduling attendees

scheduling resources

viewing others' schedules

reminders

general options

options

Reminders program

setting

signing in

Task list

adding tasks

adding tasks to Appointment Book

modifying tasks

removing tasks

sorting tasks

time slots

views

working offline

Scope ID

configuring

troubleshooting

Scopes, administrative  See Scopes, DHCP

Scopes

infinite leases

NetBIOS scope ID

option defaults

option overlays

setup

vendor-specific options

Scopes, DHCP

activating

changing properties

client leases

client reservations

creating

description

DHCP options

removing

Screen

See also Desktop

See also Display

See also Monitors

See also Video display

allowing for different video displays in user profiles

changing size and position at command prompt

configuring video display

copying screen images

Screen, changing

colors

size and position

Screen savers

Scripts

logon  See Logon scripts

writing for static dialogs

Scrolling

SCSI drives  See Drives, SCSI

SCSI PCMCIA cards

Search path  See Path

Searching

for directories with File Manager

for disk configuration information

for events in Event Viewer

for files

for information in Windows NT Help

for Mail messages

for names in Mail Address Book

for user's domains on Windows NT Servers

network provider search order

Searching, full-text

Sectors

bad-sector mapping capabilities

checking for bad sectors when formatting floppy disks

fixing sector failures

sparing bad disk sectors

Security

allowing remote access to network

auditing

access to files and directories

events

callback

configuring options

description

cards

changing server name, logon message, and session limits

controlling

access to printers

what users can do

data encryption

discretionary access control, definition

enhancements in this release of Windows NT

events  See Events, security events

features

hosts

customizing server's MODEM.INF file

description

RAS intermediary devices

third-party security devices

installing security devices

locking and unlocking computers

managing

logon hours

logon workstations

Microsoft authentication

migrating

NetWare directories

NetWare user account restrictions

monitoring

multiple seed routers

network security

examples

overview

provided with Services for Macintosh

NTFS considerations

overview

pass-through authentication

password protected screen savers

passwords  See Passwords

permissions  See Permissions

policies  See Security policies

preserving security information when restoring backup files

pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL before entering password at logon

procedure for accessing network resources

RAS options

RAS server audits

restricting

remote access to network

users' abilities with user profiles

rules governing system security and data integrity for file backups

securing system partitions on RISC-based computers

security identifiers (SIDs) for user accounts

security policies  See Security policies

setting server options

logon security for Macintosh users

with Server Manager

third-party authentication devices

user accounts and domains, overview

user profiles

Windows NT Server security

Security policies

Account policy

Audit policy

auditing events

managing

managing security

password policy

setting up

User Rights policy

Seed routers  See Routers, seed routers

Seeding networks  See Routers, seed routers

Selecting commands and information

send (FTP command)

Sending messages to users

after power failure

over the network

to users connected to servers

to connected Macintosh users

Separator pages

Sequenced Packet Exchange (SPX) protocol  See NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport protocol

Serial port connectors

Server Manager

adding domain computers

administering

LAN Manager 2.x servers

multiple domains

assigning logon accounts

to Directory Replicator service

to Schedule service

changing

computer names

server name, logon message, and session limits

closing resources

compared with Control Panel Server option

configuring service startup

demoting a domain controller

directory replication  See Directory replication

disconnecting users

disconnecting users and volumes

getting help

managing

administrative alerts

computers

directory replication  See Directory replication

domains

server properties

services

shared directories

monitoring server usage

moving a computer from one domain to another

overview

promoting a server to domain controller

removing domain computers

selecting a domain

sending messages

to connected Macintosh users

to users connected to servers

setting

logon security for Macintosh users

security options

sharing directories

synchronizing domain computers

using low speed connection

viewing

current users of Macintosh-accessible volumes

list of Macintosh-accessible volumes

open file forks

resources in use

shared resources

user sessions

window display

Server Migration Tool  See Migration Tool

Server Operators group

Servers

See also Networks

adding users to network servers remotely

administering network print servers remotely

backing up  See Backing up

backing up files

balancing workload

bindings

BOOTP

changing

computers from one domain to another

domain names

names

choosing a file system

configuring

during Setup

memory usage

third-party dial-up servers for NetBIOS IP and IPX

to appear to local network browsers

to use IPX

to use TCP/IP

to work with modem-pooling equipment

connecting

clients to Remote Access servers

through intermediary devices

cumulative usage statistics, viewing with net statistics command

customizing MODEM.INF file

demoting a domain controller

DHCP  See DHCP, servers

disconnecting users

domain controller role

gateways

access problems with NetWare servers

activating NetWare gateways

changing passwords on NetWare servers

configuring

connecting to NetWare servers and volumes

displaying or hiding print queues

preferred NetWare servers

problems listing NetWare servers

validating NetWare accounts

home directories  See Directories, home directories

installing network cards

joining a domain during Setup

LAN Manager 2.x servers  See LAN Manager, 2.x servers

logon

authentication

scripts  See Logon scripts

Macintosh File Server  See File Server (Macintosh)

Macintosh Print Server  See Print Server (Macintosh)

managing

logon hours

logon workstations

server connections

with User Manager for Domains

migrating from NetWare to Windows NT

downloading logon scripts

information in log files

inventorying resources before migrating servers

migrating several servers to one domain

Migration Tool  See Migration Tool

process overview

rights needed to migrate servers

selecting servers for migration

tracking through a trial migration

monitoring

monitoring network activity

moving a computer from one domain to another

name resolution

network provider search order

parameter key values

preparing to set up Services for Macintosh

print servers  See Print servers

promoting to domain controller

recovering from backups

remote access, overview

remoteboot

adding new workstations

administering with Remoteboot Manager

installing Microsoft Windows for remoteboot workstations

installing MS-DOS files for remoteboot workstations

installing Remoteboot service

replicating files and directories  See Directory replication

restricting remote users' access

selecting modems

sending messages to users connected to servers

Server Manager  See Server Manager

Server Operators group

server properties usage summary

Server service  See Services, Server

Server Unavailable message during OLE

server-based user profiles

setting security options with Server Manager

setting up

Remote Access for X.25 networks

Services for Macintosh

Windows NT master files on a server

specifying preferred NetWare server

splitting file load between several computers

standard servers, domain participation

STOP errors and system recovery

stopping from seeding networks

synchronizing domain computers

troubleshooting

access

receiving messages

UNC names

viewing

resources in use

server connections

shared resources

user sessions

watching throughput statistics

WINS  See WINS servers

X.25 network configurations

Services

Alerter

description

managing administrative alerts

monitoring network activity and performance

necessary for using UPS

sending administrative alerts

sending messages to connected users

Clipbook Server

Computer Browser

configuring

service startup

with Control Panel Services option

with Server Manager

controlling startup parameters

correct procedure for logging off

DCE Cell Directory service (CDS)

default services provided with Windows NT

DHCP  See DHCP

Directory Replicator  See Directory replication

Event Log

description

monitoring examples

using with Event Viewer

using with UPS service

File service, combining with Print service

for Macintosh  See Services for Macintosh

FTP Server  See FTP Server service

Gateway Service for NetWare  See NetWare, Gateway Service

logging on

Lpdsvc, TCP/IP printing

managing services

Messenger

description

managing administrative alerts

receiving administrative alerts

sending messages to connected users

using with UPS service

Name Service Interface (NSI)

Net Logon

Network DDE

Network DDE DSDM

networking services

Client Service for NetWare

description

Gateway Service for NetWare

installing

Network Monitor Agent

Remote Access Service

Services for Macintosh

NVAlert

NVRunCmd

pausing and continuing

Redirector, handling I/O requests

Remote Procedure Call (RPC)

Remoteboot  See Remoteboot, service

required for running NetWare-aware applications

Schedule

Server

description

handling I/O requests

pausing

sharing directories

stopping

SNMP

starting services

automatically

with Control Panel

with Server Manager

with Services command

stopping services

Server service

Services for Macintosh

with Control Panel

with Control Panel Services option

with Server Manager

with Services command

TCP/IP support

troubleshooting startup

UPS

WINS  See WINS

Workstation

Services for Macintosh

accessing shared file directories

AppleTalk

Filing Protocol, versions supported

Phase 2 routing support

protocol

checking event log

configuring

AppleTalk Protocol

Macintosh-accessible volumes

procedure

registry key values

description

extra hard disk space required

File Server

file sharing

between Macintosh and PC

description

introduced

file storage

getting help

interfaces supported

introduced

LaserWriter printer driver, versions supported

managing file server security

network security

new capabilities in this release

NTFS partition required

planning setup of printing devices

Print Server

printer sharing

printing

sending messages to connected Macintosh users

server requirements

setting extension-type associations

setting up

again after removing

AppleTalk Protocol

choosing a zone

File Manager toolbar buttons

File Server

for remote administration

from the network

from Windows NT

from Windows NT Server

icon created in Control Panel

overview

preparation

Print Server

printers

workstation software

simplified administration

spooling printers

stopping and removing

system requirements

system version required

translating file permissions

troubleshooting access to resources

using cross-platform applications

workstations able to use service

Setup

adding RAS software

alternatives to using 5.25 inch setup disks

changing file system on partitions

checking disk space before adding files

configuring

the system, overview

video display

Windows NT

creating program items

customizing

product ID specification for network setup

protocol setup

deleting user profiles

detecting mass storage devices

enhancements in this release of Windows NT

Express vs. Custom Setup

information required

installing Windows NT

licensing modes

making an Emergency Repair disk

migrating Windows 3.1 settings

performing without using floppy disks

Program Manager groups installed

quick summary

reinstalling Windows NT

removing NTFS partitions, troubleshooting

restricting users' access to network

running in unattended mode

running UPDATE.EXE before installing Windows NT to preserve Windows 3.1

selecting

directory for Windows NT files

network protocols

setting system time

setting up

applications to run from Program Manager

domain controllers or servers

local printers

network adapter cards

virtual memory

specifying

computer name

disk partitions

starting

and quitting Setup

on RISC-based computers

on x86-based computers

system maintenance

upgrading from Windows NT 3.1

WINNT.EXE

installing Windows NT from a network

troubleshooting

WINNT32.EXE

RISC-based computers

upgrading preinstalled operating system

Shared directories

assigning drive letters to shared directories

blocking access to shared directories on NTFS partitions

browsing the network

changing share properties

connecting to with Network Client

considerations for MS-DOS users

file sharing examples

granting permissions to groups rather than to users

limiting number of users

making connections to shared directories

managing

NetWare files and directories

NTFS security considerations

on remote computers

removing groups or users

securing

Services for Macintosh

description

limitations

Macintosh volumes

setting permissions

share permissions

for FAT and HPFS volumes

on shared NTFS directories

sharenames

sharing directories

special default shares

stopping directory sharing

viewing

Shared files

closing

file sharing

between Macintosh and PC

description

examples

introduced

Gateway Service for NetWare

managing

NetWare

files and directories

printers

NTFS security considerations

online demonstration

permissions inherited when creating files

securing

setting permissions

share permissions

for FAT and HPFS volumes

on shared NTFS directories

sharing files

stopping file sharing

viewing

Shared printers

choosing in Print Manager

connecting printers to network

connecting to with Network Client

making network printers available

overview of Windows NT printing

procedure

Services for Macintosh

creating printers

description

sharing NetWare printers

Shared resources

See also NetWare, Gateway Service

accessing with at command

disconnecting users

not listed in Network Client

sharing resources with Microsoft network clients

user profiles

viewing

Shares, NetWare

accessing NetWare shares

choosing destination share for migration

creating or not creating during migration

matching volume names during migration

migration options

planning server migration

Sharing

ClipBook information

directories  See Shared directories

files  See Shared files

information, online demonstration

printers  See Shared printers

resources  See Shared resources

share properties

WGPO mail directories

Shortcut keys  See Keys

Shutdown

importance of using Shutdown command

turning off your computer

UPS command file executed prior to system shutdown

Simple Network Management Protocol  See SNMP

SizWorkBufs parameter

SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol)

Smart cards, X.25

configuring Remote Access clients

configuring Remote Access servers

direct RAS connections

Eicon cards

X.3 parameters

SMB protocols

translating in Gateway Service

use by Microsoft networking clients

Sniffers

SNMP

communities

accepting SNMP packets from hosts

description

sending traps

configuring

accepting SNMP packets from hosts

agent information

security

sending traps

with Control Panel

description

handling requests from hosts

installing

MIBs  See MIBs

TCP/IP support

traps

authentication traps

description

destinations

sending

Sorting

archived event log files

directory contents in File Manager

events

international characters

user accounts

Sound Mapper

Sound recorder

converting recorded sound format

improvements

Sounds

assigning to events

configuring sound drivers

disabling sound drivers

embedding sound clips as OLE packages

hardware required

MIDI Mapper

playing

sound files

Sound Mapper

turning off

Source routing tables

Spooler  See Printing, spooler

SPX transport protocol  See NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport protocol

SQLBase for NetWare

Starting

applications  See Starting applications

DHCP Manager

Gateway Service for NetWare

Migration Tool

Network Client

Administrator

and logging on

troubleshooting

using Microsoft Windows

when starting computer

Remoteboot service

Setup

RISC-based computers

x86-based computers

Windows NT  See Starting Windows NT

WINS Manager

WINS replication

WINS service

Starting applications

automatically

by dragging data file icons onto program file icons

from command prompt

from File Manager

from PIFs

from program groups

from Program Manager

from program or document files

minimized

MS-DOS memory-resident programs

opening documents automatically

overview

Starting Windows NT

See also Booting

See also Logging on

See also Startup

after completing Setup

boot partitions

configuring

service startup

the network

the system, overview

customizing working environment, suggestions

default user profile

defining

boot loader

operating system variables

startup applications

editing BOOT.INI

logging on

logon authentication

maintaining startup configuration

online demonstration

setting up

domains, user accounts, and groups

security policies

to print

user profiles

starting applications automatically

startup error messages

troubleshooting

Startup

boot configuration

defining boot operating system

RISC-based computers

tools for modifying

x86-based computers

boot partitions

configuring service startup

custom startup files

defining

boot loader

operating system variables

startup applications

faulty device drivers

fixing system startup failures

reestablishing network connections with logon scripts

setting device startup type

specifying default startup system

starting applications automatically

startup directory

Startup group

troubleshooting

Gateway Service

last known good configuration

services or subsystem startup problems

starting Windows NT on x86-based computers

Static

dialogs

mappings in WINS

adding

deleting, confirmation messages

description

editing

filtering range

importing

viewing

WINS group names

status (FTP command)

STOP errors, Control Panel System Recovery

Stopping

Print Server

Remoteboot service

Server service

servers from seeding networks

services

Services for Macintosh

WINS service

Storage devices, detecting during Setup

Storage space  See Disk space

Stripe sets

See also Stripe sets with parity

creating

deleting

description

disk striping

drive letters assigned

fault-tolerance functionality

implemented by Windows NT Server

increasing throughput

reliability

restoring

restrictions

vs. mirror sets

Stripe sets with parity

advantages

caution when installing Windows NT

creating

data-protection tools

deleting

description

examples

fault-tolerance functionality

fault-tolerance protection

fixing

implemented by Windows NT Server

memory requirements

orphans, description

parity information stripes

parity usage

RAID strategies

recovering data with fault-tolerance tools

regenerating data

reliability

vs. mirror sets

Subkeys  See Key values

Subnet masks

configuring

description

scopes

Subsystems

See also Operating systems

applications supported by Windows NT subsystems

commands supported by Windows NT

MS-DOS

OS/2

supported by Windows NT

troubleshooting startup

Windows 3.1

Success audits

SUMMARY.LOG, Migration Tool

Supervisors  See NetWare, Supervisors

Swap files  See Paging files

Swapping, local, setting up on remoteboot workstations

SWITCH.INF file

Switches

RAS intermediary devices

SWITCH.INF file

Switching to another application

ALT+ESC

ALT+TAB

application shortcut keys  See Keys, application shortcut keys

Control menu

keyboard shortcut reference

Switch To command

Task List

Synchronizing domain computers

System

accounts, specifying for service startup

auditing events

changing configuration settings

configuration

changing settings

customizing with Control Panel

device driver settings

overview

setting system devices

system settings in user profiles

correcting faulty device driver installation

default services provided

environment variables  See Environment variables

Error F002

files

after migration

default migration settings

file rights mappings in Gateway Service

transferring during migration

log

Macintosh System version

mail system  See Mail, system

maintaining, overview

performance

See Monitoring

See Optimizing performance

See Performance Monitor

processes explained

protecting against viruses and Trojan horses

requirements

restoring

Control Panel System Recovery

Emergency Repair Disk

fault-tolerant boot floppy disk

last known good configuration

Windows NT Diagnostics

setting system devices

setting time during Windows NT installation

STOP errors and system recovery

time  See Time

troubleshooting hardware configuration

Windows NT system requirements

SYSTEM.INI


Network Operations Quick Reference

Saving and Restoring Disk Configuration Information

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Services For Netware Networks

Saving and Restoring Migration Options


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Saving Program Manager Settings


Network Operations Quick Reference

Saving a User Profile

System Guide

Saving a User Profile


TCP/IP

Scavenging the Database


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Advanced Features of Schedule+


System Guide

Adding an Appointment

Adding a Recurring Appointment


System Guide

Scheduling Time in the Appointment Book for a Task


System Guide

Changing or Canceling an Appointment


System Guide

Using the Appointment Book


System Guide

Using the Appointment Book


System Guide

Using the Appointment Book


System Guide

Using the Appointment Book

Adding an Appointment


System Guide

Using the Appointment Book

Adding a Recurring Appointment


System Guide

Using the Appointment Book

Adding a Tentative Appointment


System Guide

Advanced Features of Schedule+


System Guide

Advanced Features of Schedule+


System Guide

Adding a Task to the Task List


System Guide

Advanced Features of Schedule+


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Using the Planner to Schedule Meetings


System Guide

Scheduling Attendees


System Guide

Scheduling Resources


System Guide

Using the Planner to Schedule Meetings


System Guide

Advanced Features of Schedule+


System Guide

Using the Appointment Book


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Schedule+


System Guide

Adding an Appointment


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Schedule+


System Guide

Adding a Task to the Task List


System Guide

Scheduling Time in the Appointment Book for a Task


System Guide

Adding a Task to the Task List


System Guide

Adding a Task to the Task List


System Guide

Adding a Task to the Task List


System Guide

Using the Appointment Book


System Guide

Organizing Your Screen


System Guide

Advanced Features of Schedule+


TCP/IP

Configuring Advanced TCP/IP Options


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting IP Configuration


TCP/IP

Creating Scopes


TCP/IP

Changing Scope Properties


TCP/IP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

Managing Client Leases


TCP/IP

Defining Options for Reservations

Managing Client Reservations


TCP/IP

Creating Scopes


TCP/IP

Defining DHCP Scopes


TCP/IP

Configuring DHCP Options

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Removing a Scope


Concepts And Planning Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware Configurations

System Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware and Software Configurations


System Guide

Changing the Command Prompt Display


System Guide

Configuring Video Display


System Guide

Copying Screen Images


System Guide

Working with Screen Savers

Overview


Remote Access Service

Writing Scripts


System Guide

Moving and Sizing Windows

Using Dialog Boxes


System Guide

Searching for a File or Directory


Network Operations Quick Reference

Saving and Restoring Disk Configuration Information

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Searching for Events

Network Operations Quick Reference

Searching for Events


System Guide

Managing Files and Disks

Limiting the Files to Display

Searching for a File or Directory


System Guide

Using Windows NT Help


System Guide

Advanced Features of Mail


System Guide

Sending a Message


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Permissions for a Gateway Share


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Network Provider Search Order

System Guide

Setting Network Provider Search Order


System Guide

Recovering Data


System Guide

Formatting a Floppy Disk


System Guide

Recovering Data


Concepts And Planning Guide

Sparing Bad Disk Sectors


Remote Access Service

Granting Remote Access Permissions

Restricting Access to the Network

Network Access Permission


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Network Files

Using Auditing to Keep Users Accountable

System Guide

Managing Security

Filtering Events


Concepts And Planning Guide

Auditing

Using Auditing to Keep Users Accountable

System Guide

Managing the Audit Policy


Remote Access Service

Configuring Callback


Remote Access Service

Data Encryption and Callback


Remote Access Service

Security Hosts


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Server Name, Logon Message, and Session Limits

Parameter Key Values


Concepts And Planning Guide

Controlling Printer Access


Concepts And Planning Guide

How You Can Control What Users Can Do


Remote Access Service

Data Encryption and Callback


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Network Security Works


Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


Remote Access Service

Customizing the Remote Access Server's MODEM.INF


Remote Access Service

Security Hosts

Security Hosts


Remote Access Service

Support for Security Hosts and Switches


Remote Access Service

Security Hosts


Remote Access Service

Customizing the Remote Access Server's MODEM.INF


Network Operations Quick Reference

Locking and Unlocking a Computer


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Password and Account Policy

Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Logon Hours

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Logon Workstations

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up the Services for Macintosh Client Software

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Directory and File Security


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing User Accounts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Security and Errors


Services For Macintosh

Working with Seed Routers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Network Security Examples


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Network Security Works


Services For Macintosh

Network Security


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files


System Guide

Managing Security


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Domains and Trust Relationships


System Guide

Working with Screen Savers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Restoring File Security Settings


Network Operations Quick Reference

Logging On and Logging Off

System Guide

Starting Windows NT Server


Remote Access Service

How Security Works at Connection Time


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview

Remote Access Service

User Accounts and Domains


Remote Access Service

Audits


Remote Access Service

Granting Remote Access Permissions

Restricting Access to the Network


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful


Concepts And Planning Guide

Files That Are Not Copied


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Contents of a User Account


Services For Macintosh

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users


Services For Macintosh

Managing the File Server


Remote Access Service

Security Hosts


Remote Access Service

User Accounts and Domains


System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Password and Account Policy

Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the Account Policy

System Guide

Managing Security

Managing the Account Policy


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the Audit Policy

System Guide

Managing Security

Managing the Audit Policy


System Guide

Managing the Audit Policy


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the Account Policy

System Guide

Managing the Security Policies


System Guide

Managing Security


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Password and Account Policy


System Guide

Managing Security


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the User Rights Policy

System Guide

Managing Security

Managing the User Rights Policy


System Guide

Selecting Items for Action

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


TCP/IP

ftp


System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply

Using UPS with Other System Services


Services For Macintosh

Removing a Macintosh-Accessible Volume

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Network Operations Quick Reference

Sending a Message to Connected Users

System Guide

Sending a Message to Connected Users


Services For Macintosh

Sending Messages to Connected Macintosh Users


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Separator Pages

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details


Remote Access Service

Cabling


System Guide

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


System Guide

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Server Manager


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Server Name, Logon Message, and Session Limits

Parameter Key Values


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


Services For Macintosh

Disconnecting Macintosh Users and Volumes


Services For Macintosh

Getting Help


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing a Computer


System Guide

Managing a Domain


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Shared Directories


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Server Usage


System Guide

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers


System Guide

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


System Guide

Managing the View


Services For Macintosh

Sending Messages to Connected Macintosh Users


System Guide

Sending a Message to Connected Users


Services For Macintosh

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users


Services For Macintosh

Managing the File Server


System Guide

Managing Shared Directories


System Guide

Synchronizing Domain Computers


System Guide

Managing the View


Services For Macintosh

Viewing Current Users of Volumes


Services For Macintosh

Viewing a List of Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services For Macintosh

Viewing Open File Forks


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing the View


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Concepts And Planning Guide

NVAlert and NVRunCmd Services


System Guide

Administering Network Print Servers Remotely


Services For Macintosh

Backing Up Files on the Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Solving Performance Problems


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


TCP/IP

Using DHCP with Diskless Workstations


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a New Domain and Moving a Server to Another Domain


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Name of a Domain

System Guide

Changing the Name of a Domain


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Server Name, Logon Message, and Session Limits

Parameter Key Values


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a File System


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller


Network Operations Quick Reference

Configuring Server Memory Usage

System Guide

Configuring Server Memory


Remote Access Service

Special Configurations


Remote Access Service

Special Configurations


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use IPX


Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP


Remote Access Service

Phone Lines, Modems, and Modem Pools

Modem-Pooling Equipment


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols

Activating Terminal Mode on the Client


Remote Access Service

Connecting Through Intermediary Devices


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Server Usage


Remote Access Service

Customizing the Remote Access Server's MODEM.INF


Network Operations Quick Reference

Demoting a Primary Domain Controller to Backup

System Guide

Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections


System Guide

Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers


Services For Netware Networks

Access Denied to a NetWare File Server


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Gateway

Activating a File Gateway


Services For Netware Networks

Validating a NetWare Account


Services For Netware Networks

File and Print Gateways


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Volume or Directory


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Printer Through Print Manager


Services For Netware Networks

Specifying a Preferred NetWare Server

Selecting a Preferred Server


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Starts, But Servers Can't Be Found


Services For Netware Networks

Validating a NetWare Account


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Physical Setup


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller


Concepts And Planning Guide

Logging On at a Windows NT Server Computer


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Password and Account Policy

Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Logon Hours

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Logon Workstations

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections


System Guide

Overview


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Planning a Migration


Services For Netware Networks

Handling Group Name Conflicts


Services For Netware Networks

Migration Decisions


Services For Netware Networks

Starting and Quitting the Migration Tool


Services For Netware Networks

Selecting Servers for Migration


Services For Netware Networks

Running a Trial


Remote Access Service

Maintenance and Troubleshooting


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


Network Operations Quick Reference

Moving a Computer from One Domain to Another

System Guide

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


Remote Access Service

LAN Protocols

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Network Provider Search Order

System Guide

Setting Network Provider Search Order


Services For Macintosh

File Server Key Values


Services For Macintosh

Preparing to Set Up Services for Macintosh


Network Operations Quick Reference

Promoting a Server to Primary Domain Controller

System Guide

Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Recovering a Server


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview

Remote Access Service

Remote Access Servers


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


Installation Guide

Starting the Remoteboot Manager


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Installing MS-DOS Files for Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Installing the Remoteboot Service on the Server


Remote Access Service

Granting Remote Access Permissions

Restricting Access to the Network


Remote Access Service

Supported Modems

Compatibility and Speed


Network Operations Quick Reference

Sending a Message to Connected Users

System Guide

Sending a Message to Connected Users


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In Groups


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Solving Problems with Linked or Embedded Objects


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful


Services For Macintosh

Managing the File Server


Remote Access Service

Setting Up the Remote Access Server for an X.25 Network


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Computers Running Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Setting Up Master Files on a Server


Installation Guide

Specifying a Preferred NetWare Server


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


System Guide

System Recovery


Services For Macintosh

Seeding the Network


Network Operations Quick Reference

Synchronizing with the Primary Domain Controller

System Guide

Synchronizing Domain Computers


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Gateway


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections


Remote Access Service

X.25 Configurations


System Guide

Using UPS with Other System Services

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity and Performance


System Guide

Using UPS with Other System Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Network Alerts

System Guide

Managing Administrative Alerts


System Guide

Sending a Message to Connected Users


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Configuring Service Startup

Managing Services


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Managing Services

Starting and Stopping Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Quitting Windows NT Using Program Manager


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring RPC

System Guide

Configuring the Remote Procedure Call Service


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Examples


System Guide

Event Viewer


System Guide

Using UPS with Other System Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing Computers to Be Print Servers


System Guide

Configuring Service Startup

Managing Services


TCP/IP

Printing to Windows NT from UNIX Clients


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Using UPS with Other System Services

Managing Server Properties


System Guide

Managing Server Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Network Alerts

System Guide

Managing Administrative Alerts


System Guide

Sending a Message to Connected Users


System Guide

Managing Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring RPC

System Guide

Configuring the Remote Procedure Call Service


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


Installation Guide

NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport and Gateway Service for NetWare


Installation Guide

Introduction to Networking Services and Protocols


Installation Guide

NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport and Gateway Service for NetWare


Installation Guide

Installing Networking Services


Installation Guide

Network Monitor Agent


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service


Installation Guide

Services for Macintosh


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring from Other Networks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring from Other Networks


System Guide

Managing Services

Starting and Stopping Services

Managing Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring RPC

System Guide

Configuring the Remote Procedure Call Service

Managing Services


Services For Netware Networks

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


System Guide

Starting and Stopping Services


System Guide

Working with Shared Directories and Files


System Guide

Managing Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring from Other Networks


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services


Services For Macintosh

Stopping and Removing Services for Macintosh

Stopping and Restarting the Print Server


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


Installation Guide

Services or Subsystems Do Not Start

Services For Netware Networks

Services or Subsystems Do Not Start


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding How the Windows NT UPS Service Works

Using a UPS with Windows NT

System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services

Managing Services


Services For Macintosh

How Shared Files Appear to Users


Services For Macintosh

System Requirements

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

What Services for Macintosh Can Do

AppleTalk Routing Support

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server

Services For Macintosh

Configuring Services for Macintosh

Configuring AppleTalk Protocol

Seeding the Network


Services For Macintosh

Checking the Event Log


Services For Macintosh

Configuring Services for Macintosh

Configuring AppleTalk Protocol

Seeding the Network


Services For Macintosh

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services For Macintosh

Starting the Configuration


Services For Macintosh

Registry Values


Services For Macintosh

What Services for Macintosh Can Do


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Computers Running Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server

Services For Macintosh

How Services for Macintosh Works


Services For Macintosh

File Sharing


Services For Macintosh

How Files Are Shared


Services For Macintosh

What Services for Macintosh Can Do


Services For Macintosh

How Services for Macintosh Stores Files


Services For Macintosh

Getting Help

Getting Help


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Macintosh Clients


Installation Guide

Services for Macintosh

Services For Macintosh

Introduction to Services for Macintosh


Services For Macintosh

System Requirements


Services For Macintosh

Managing the File Server

Backing Up Files on the Server


Services For Macintosh

Network Security

Volume Passwords


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Computers Running Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server

Services For Macintosh

How Services for Macintosh Works


Services For Macintosh

What Services for Macintosh Can Do

Printer Sharing


Services For Macintosh

Printing

Printing Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Sending Messages to Connected Macintosh Users


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Computers Running Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

Setting Extension-Type Associations

Parameter Key Values


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server

Services For Macintosh

Overview


Services For Macintosh

Overview


Services For Macintosh

Choosing a Zone After Setup


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up Buttons on the File Manager Toolbar


Services For Macintosh

Overview


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up for Remote Administration


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up from the Network


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up from Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Setting Up from Windows NT Server

Services For Macintosh

Overview


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up Services for Macintosh


Services For Macintosh

Preparing to Set Up Services for Macintosh


Services For Macintosh

Overview


Services For Macintosh

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up the Services for Macintosh Client Software


Services For Macintosh

What Services for Macintosh Can Do

Simplified Administration


Services For Macintosh

Printer Sharing


Installation Guide

Stopping and Removing Services for Macintosh

Services For Macintosh

Stopping and Removing Services for Macintosh


Services For Macintosh

System Requirements


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Macintosh Clients


Services For Macintosh

Simplified Administration


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

File Sharing


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Macintosh Clients


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software

Remote Access Service

Installing Remote Access Software


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the File System on a Partition


System Guide

Adding and Removing Windows NT Components


System Guide

Configuring Your System


Installation Guide

Setting the Time and Configuring Video Display


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server

Setting Up Applications to Run from Program Manager


System Guide

Creating Program Items


Installation Guide

Customizing Product ID Specification for Network Setup


Installation Guide

Customizing Protocol Setup


System Guide

Deleting User Profiles


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Mass Storage Device


Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


Installation Guide

Choosing Express vs. Custom Setup


Installation Guide

What You Need to Know Before Running Setup

What You Need to Know Before Running Setup


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server

Setting Up Master Files on a Server


Installation Guide

What You Need to Know Before Running Setup

Creating an Emergency Repair Disk


Installation Guide

Migrating Windows 3.x Settings


System Guide

What Are Groups and Program Items?


Installation Guide

Quick Start: a Summary of Windows NT Setup


Installation Guide

Reinstalling Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Removing an NTFS Partition


Remote Access Service

Granting Remote Access Permissions

Restricting Access to the Network


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Selecting a Directory for Windows NT Server Files


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Network Adapter Card


Installation Guide

Setting the Time and Configuring Video Display


Installation Guide

Setting Up Applications to Run from Program Manager

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up Applications to Run from Program Manager


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Primary or Backup Domain Controller


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Local Printer


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Network Adapter Card


Installation Guide

Setting Up Virtual Memory


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Windows NT Setup


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on a RISC-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer


System Guide

System Maintenance with Windows NT Setup


Installation Guide

Upgrading from Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server and Using WINNT.EXE


Installation Guide

Setting Up Master Files on a Server


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer

Upgrading from Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Users Make Connections


Concepts And Planning Guide

Sharing Files with Network Users


System Guide

Browsing Other Computers and Resources on the Network


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing a Shared Directory's Properties

System Guide

Changing Share Properties

Managing Shared Directories


Installation Guide

Using Shared Directories


Concepts And Planning Guide

Considerations for MS-DOS Users


Concepts And Planning Guide

File Sharing Examples


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


System Guide

Sharing a Directory

Changing Share Properties

Managing Shared Directories


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Users Make Connections


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Network Files

System Guide

Managing Shared Directories


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Volume or Directory

Managing NetWare File Attributes


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


System Guide

Sharing a Directory


System Guide

Setting Permissions Through Shared Directories

Managing Shared Directories


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

Default Directory Permissions

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files

Taking Ownership of Files or Directories


Services For Macintosh

File Sharing


Services For Macintosh

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services For Macintosh

How Shared Files Appear to Users

Working with Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

Default Directory Permissions

Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Permissions for a Directory

Setting Permissions on a Directory Share

System Guide

Setting Directory Permissions

Setting Permissions Through Shared Directories

Managing Shared Directories


Concepts And Planning Guide

Permissions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Concepts And Planning Guide

Sharing Files with Network Users

Considerations for MS-DOS Users


Concepts And Planning Guide

Sharing Files with Network Users

Network Operations Quick Reference

Sharing a Directory

System Guide

Working with Shared Directories and Files

Managing Shared Directories

Services For Macintosh

How Shared Files Appear to Users

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible Volumes

Working with Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


System Guide

Managing Shared Directories


Network Operations Quick Reference

Stop Sharing a Directory

System Guide

Stopping Directory Sharing

Managing Shared Directories


System Guide

Managing Shared Directories


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing or Closing a Shared File

System Guide

Viewing or Closing Shared Files


Services For Macintosh

File Sharing


Services For Macintosh

What Services for Macintosh Can Do


Concepts And Planning Guide

File Sharing Examples


Services For Macintosh

What Services for Macintosh Can Do


Services For Netware Networks

How a Gateway Works


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Network Files


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Volume or Directory


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Print Gateway

Connecting to a NetWare Print Queue


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Online Demonstration


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

System Guide

Securing Directories and Files


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Permissions for a File


Concepts And Planning Guide

Permissions


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure


Concepts And Planning Guide

Sharing Files with Network Users

Network Operations Quick Reference

Sharing a Directory

System Guide

Working with Shared Directories and Files

Services For Macintosh

What Services for Macintosh Can Do

How Files Are Shared


System Guide

Stopping Directory Sharing


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing or Closing a Shared File

System Guide

Viewing or Closing Shared Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

Creating Printers on a Server


Services For Netware Networks

Printing in Windows NT


Installation Guide

Using Shared Printers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Network Printers Available


Concepts And Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Printing


Network Operations Quick Reference

Sharing a Printer

System Guide

Sharing a Printer


Services For Macintosh

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

Printer Sharing


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Print Gateway

Connecting to a NetWare Print Queue


System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Viewing Shared Resources

Managing Server Properties


Installation Guide

Shared Resources Are Not Listed


Services For Netware Networks

File and Print Gateways


System Guide

Mandatory and Personal User Profiles


System Guide

Viewing Shared Resources

Managing Server Properties


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a File Gateway


Services For Netware Networks

Specifying a Destination Share


Services For Netware Networks

Running a Trial

Specifying a Destination Share


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Files and Directories


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Files and Directories


Services For Netware Networks

Planning a Migration


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Online Demonstration


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing a Shared Directory's Properties


System Guide

Creating a Workgroup Postoffice


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing System Settings for Hardware


System Guide

Quitting Windows NT Server

Quitting Windows NT Using Program Manager


Concepts And Planning Guide

Running a Command File upon UPS Shutdown

System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


Remote Access Service

NetbiosGateway Parameters


Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview

Remote Access Service

SLIP

LAN Protocols


Remote Access Service

Setting Up Remote Access Clients


Remote Access Service

Setting Up the Remote Access Server for an X.25 Network


Remote Access Service

Connecting to the X.25 Network Directly


Remote Access Service

Wide-Area Network Adapters


Remote Access Service

Setting Up the Remote Access Server for an X.25 Network


Services For Netware Networks

How a Gateway Works


Services For Netware Networks

File and Print Gateways


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version

Passwords


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP Security


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP Security


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP Agent Information


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP Security


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP


TCP/IP

SNMP


TCP/IP

SNMP


Installation Guide

Before Installing Microsoft TCP/IP

TCP/IP

Before Installing Microsoft TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP Security


TCP/IP

SNMP


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP


TCP/IP

Configuring SNMP


System Guide

Using Logs Archived in a Text Format


System Guide

Sorting the Contents of a Directory


System Guide

Sorting Events


System Guide

Working with Other International Settings


System Guide

Managing the View


System Guide

Configuring Sound Drivers


System Guide

Using Audio and MIDI Sounds in Windows NT


System Guide

Configuring Sound Drivers


System Guide

Configuring Sound Drivers


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Using Audio and MIDI Sounds in Windows NT


System Guide

Using Audio and MIDI Sounds in Windows NT


System Guide

Embedding a Package

Solving Problems with Linked or Embedded Objects


System Guide

Using Audio and MIDI Sounds in Windows NT


System Guide

Configuring Sound Drivers


System Guide

Using Audio and MIDI Sounds in Windows NT


Services For Netware Networks

Managing IPX/SPX Routing on a Token Ring Network


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications


TCP/IP

Using DHCP Manager


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Doesn't Start


Services For Netware Networks

Starting and Quitting the Migration Tool


Installation Guide

Starting the Network Client Administrator


Installation Guide

Starting Network Client and Logging On


Installation Guide

Network Client Won't Start After a Successful Setup


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

Starting and Stopping the Remoteboot Service


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on a RISC-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer


TCP/IP

Administering WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Installing WINS Servers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Profiles to Start Applications Automatically

System Guide

Starting an Application When You Start Windows NT


System Guide

Starting an Application from File Manager


System Guide

Starting Programs at the Command Prompt

Starting an Application


System Guide

Starting an Application from File Manager

Starting an Application


System Guide

Creating Program Information Files


System Guide

Starting an Application from a Group


Installation Guide

Setting Up Applications to Run from Program Manager

System Guide

Starting Applications in Program Manager

Starting an Application


System Guide

Starting an Application from File Manager


System Guide

Using the Keyboard for Common Actions

Creating Program Items

Starting an Application from File Manager


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs


System Guide

Creating Program Items

Starting an Application from File Manager


System Guide

Setting Up and Starting Applications


Installation Guide

Completing Setup


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Configuring the Network


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Setting Up Your Personal Working Environment


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding the Default Profile


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting the Default Operating System

System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Using Windows NT Applications


Installation Guide

Editing BOOT.INI


Network Operations Quick Reference

Logging On and Logging Off

System Guide

Starting and Quitting Windows NT Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Logon Attempts Are Authenticated


Installation Guide

Maintaining the Startup Configuration


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Online Demonstration


System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups


System Guide

Managing Security


System Guide

Setting Up to Print


System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Profiles to Start Applications Automatically


Installation Guide

Troubleshooting Startup Error Messages


Installation Guide

Starting Windows NT Server on an x86-Based Computer


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Defining Options for the Operating System

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks

Establishing and Breaking Mirror Sets


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Configuring Service Startup

Managing Services


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting the Default Operating System

System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Using Windows NT Applications


System Guide

Correcting a Faulty Device-Driver Installation


Concepts And Planning Guide

Fixing a Startup Failure


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting and Stopping Devices

System Guide

Configuring Device Startup


System Guide

Defining Options for the Operating System


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Profiles to Start Applications Automatically

System Guide

Starting an Application When You Start Windows NT


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Profiles to Start Applications Automatically

System Guide

Using Windows NT Applications

What Are Groups and Program Items?

Starting an Application When You Start Windows NT


Services For Netware Networks

Startup Problems


Installation Guide

Using the Last Known Good Configuration

Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting Windows NT with the Last Known Good Configuration

Services For Netware Networks

Using the Last Known Good Configuration


Services For Netware Networks

Services or Subsystems Do Not Start


Installation Guide

Starting Windows NT Server on an x86-Based Computer


Remote Access Service

Connecting Through Intermediary Devices


TCP/IP

Adding Static Mappings


TCP/IP

Setting Preferences for WINS Manager


TCP/IP

Managing Static Mappings


TCP/IP

Editing Static Mappings


TCP/IP

Filtering the Range of Mappings


TCP/IP

Adding Static Mappings


TCP/IP

Managing Static Mappings

Viewing the WINS Database


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

ftp


Installation Guide

Using System Recovery in Control Panel


Remote Access Service

Security Features


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


Services For Macintosh

Stopping and Restarting the Print Server

Stopping and Pausing Services


Installation Guide

Starting and Stopping the Remoteboot Service


System Guide

Managing Services


Services For Macintosh

Seeding the Network


Services For Macintosh

Stopping and Pausing Services


Installation Guide

Stopping and Removing Services for Macintosh

Services For Macintosh

Stopping and Removing Services for Macintosh


TCP/IP

Installing WINS Servers


Installation Guide

Setting Up a Mass Storage Device


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


Concepts And Planning Guide

Level 0

System Guide

Protecting Data


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


Concepts And Planning Guide

Level 0


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using the Windows NT Software Solution


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Reliability Issues


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets


System Guide

Protecting Data


System Guide

Protecting Data


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity


System Guide

Protecting Data


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Level 5


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity


System Guide

Recovering Data


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using the Windows NT Software Solution


Concepts And Planning Guide

Level 5


System Guide

Recovering Data


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Stripe Sets with Parity


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Windows NT Parity Usage


Concepts And Planning Guide

Level 5

System Guide

Protecting Data


Network Operations Quick Reference

Recovering from Disk Failure with a Stripe Set with Parity

System Guide

Recovering Data


System Guide

Recovering Data


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Reliability Issues


Concepts And Planning Guide

Level 1

Using the Windows NT Software Solution


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

IP Addresses


TCP/IP

Defining DHCP Scopes


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications


System Guide

Subsystem Commands


System Guide

MS-DOS Environment


System Guide

OS/2 Environment


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications


Installation Guide

Services or Subsystems Do Not Start


System Guide

Windows 3.1 Environment


Remote Access Service

Audits


Services For Netware Networks

Running a Trial

Using Log Files


Installation Guide

Setting Up Local Swapping


Remote Access Service

Writing Scripts


Remote Access Service

Support for Security Hosts and Switches

Activating Terminal Mode on the Client


Remote Access Service

Writing Scripts


System Guide

Returning to Program Manager from an Application


System Guide

Managing Windows

Returning to Program Manager from an Application

Switching Between Applications


System Guide

Using the Control Menu and Task List


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


System Guide

Using the Control Menu and Task List


System Guide

Using the Control Menu and Task List


Network Operations Quick Reference

Synchronizing with the Primary Domain Controller

System Guide

Synchronizing Domain Computers


System Guide

Configuring Service Startup


System Guide

Managing the Audit Policy


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing System Settings for Hardware


System Guide

Changing Keyboard or Mouse Drivers


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Installing and Configuring Drivers


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Configuring Device Startup


System Guide

Deleting User Profiles


System Guide

Correcting a Faulty Device-Driver Installation


System Guide

Managing Services


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing File Attributes


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Files and Directories


Services For Netware Networks

Managing NetWare File Attributes


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Hidden and System Files


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Doesn't Start

Other Network Problems


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Macintosh Clients


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Windows NT Setup


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Counter Organization


Concepts And Planning Guide

Protecting Against Viruses and Trojan Horses


Installation Guide

System Requirements

Services For Macintosh

System Requirements


Installation Guide

Using System Recovery in Control Panel


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Recovery Easier

Installation Guide

Using the Repair Process

Services For Netware Networks

Using the Emergency Repair Disk


Installation Guide

Using a Fault-Tolerant Boot Floppy Disk


Installation Guide

Using the Last Known Good Configuration

Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting Windows NT with the Last Known Good Configuration

Services For Netware Networks

Using the Last Known Good Configuration


Installation Guide

Using Windows NT Diagnostics for System Diagnosis


Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting and Stopping Devices


Installation Guide

Setting the Time and Configuring Video Display


System Guide

System Recovery


Installation Guide

Troubleshooting Startup Error Messages


Installation Guide

System Requirements


System Guide

Configuring the Windows 3.1 Environment


Update Information for Version 3.51

Schedule Service


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

SCSI PCMCIA Cards


Update Information for Version 3.51

Performing Full-Text Searches in Help


Update Information for Version 3.51

Alternatives to Using 5.25 Inch Setup Floppy Disks


Update Information for Version 3.51

Selecting and Accepting an Appropriate Licensing Mode


Update Information for Version 3.51

Performing a Setup Without Using Floppy Disks


Update Information for Version 3.51

Performing a Setup Without Using Floppy Disks


Update Information for Version 3.51

SNMP


Update Information for Version 3.51

Converting the Format of a Recorded Sound Using Sound Recorder


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


Comprehensive Index - T
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

Tape drives

See Backing up

See Backup tapes

See Drives;tape drives

Task List

keyboard shortcut reference

managing windows and icons

Schedule+ Task list  See Schedule+, Task list

TBMI2.COM

TCP protocol

description

displaying protocol statistics

headers

performance counters

TCP layer parameters, DHCP options

TCP/IP

additional reading

advantages

client protocols, software support

components

configuring

advanced options

after installing protocol software

default gateway

IP addresses

manually

name resolution search order

network adapter cards

preventing duplicate IP addresses

RAS

reconfiguring

Scope ID

subnet mask

to use DNS

with DHCP

connectivity applications

core protocols

core technology and third-party add-ons, illustration

description

diagnostic tools

documentation

getting help at command prompt

getting help on utilities or networking solutions

handling packet formatting and routing

heterogeneous networking

IGMP protocol support

information via the Internet

installing

See also Installing;network client software

See also Network Client;Administrator

client software for TCP/IP-32 for Windows for Workgroups

information required

options

procedure

support for remoteboot workstations

Internet

compatibility

connectivity

internetwork printing

internetwork support

interoperation of WINS and Ungermann-Bass

monitoring  See Performance Monitor

network interface performance counters

networking concepts

new capabilities in this release

Path MTU Discovery

printing

creating a printer

from UNIX clients

new feature

overview

setting up

protocol, description

RFC NetBIOS interface

selecting during Windows NT installation

supplemental information

support for application interfaces

troubleshooting

HOSTS and LMHOSTS files

IP connections

used with Remote Access Service

using simple TCP/IP services

using with third-party software

utilities

Windows Sockets interface

with Windows NT, overview

Telnet

capture screen output

logfile

running interactive commands

starting network service

TCP/IP compatibility

telnet command

terminal emulation, starting

troubleshooting

using names when connecting to foreign hosts

telnet command

Terminal

activating on client

testing modems

Terminal Emulation Protocol  See Telnet

Testing modem compatibility

TFTP, transferring files with tftp command

Threads

Time

changing document printing hours

customizing display

formats

intervals

default for sending power failure messages

displaying list of operating systems at startup

Performance Monitor alert monitoring interval

managing logon hours

setting

during Windows NT installation

hours a printer is available

system time

time zone

time-out options for printers

TimeoutBase parameter

Titles

preventing icon titles from overlapping

specifying window titles with Program Manager

Token ring networks

EtherTalk network ranges

clearing source routing tables

frame types

network media supported by Windows NT Server

network setup solutions

planning setup of printing devices

supported by Phase 2 AppleTalk networks

TokenTalk

AppleTalk zones

network numbers

number of nodes

Toolbars, setting up File Manager buttons

Tool tips, using

Tools

See also Diagnostic tools

for graphical administration

trace (FTP command)

tracert command

Transferring

information

between applications

between command prompt windows

between documents

with ClipBook Viewer

NetWare resources to Windows NT  See Migration Tool

Translating

access privileges

cross-platform filenames

permissions

PostScript files for printing on Windows NT Server printers

Transmission Control Protocol  See TCP protocol

Transport Driver Interface (TDI)

Transport protocols  See Protocols

Trial migrations

Trivial File Transfer Protocol  See TFTP

Trojan horses

Troubleshooting

access to resources

adding and removing trusted domains

alternate operating system

AppleTalk zones

base memory addresses

cannot find files or folders

cannot find server

cannot save MS-DOS filenames

changing passwords

connections

creating boot disks for Windows NT Setup

DHCP

diagnostic tools

duplicate computer names

editing BOOT.INI

error detection tools

file icons

floppy disk application installation failure

folder view

FTP Server service

Gateway Service for NetWare

gateways

hardware

configuration

interrupt levels

HOSTS file

I/O port base addresses

intermittent appearance of printers and Windows NT Server in Chooser

interoperability with Windows for Workgroups

interrupt conflicts

IP connections

LMHOSTS file

logging on

Macintosh-accessible volume unavailability

MCA computers and LocalTalk cards

memory buffer addresses

Microsoft UAM volume

modems38

name resolution problems

NetWare utilities and applications

NetWare-aware applications

network adapter cards

Network Client

network numbers

network problems

OLE

out of memory or insufficient resources messages

performance problems

POSIX filenames

printing

printing from Windows-based and MS-DOSbased applications

RAS client problems

receiving server messages

reinstalling Windows NT Server

Remoteboot Manager

Remoteboot service

remoteboot workstations

removing NTFS partitions

repairing AUTOEXEC.NT and CONFIG.NT

restoring your system

Emergency Repair Disk

last known good configuration

running Windows-based mainframe connectivity software

shutting down without logging on

starting

services or subsystems

startup error messages

Windows NT

system diagnosis, recovery, and repair

System Error F002

TCP/IP

Telnet

unsupported peripherals

user connections

user passwords

video display

drivers and adapters

improving screen display rates

viewing folder contents

Windows NT

installation

startup

WINS

TrueType fonts

Trust relationships

after migrating servers

description

domain models  See Domains, domain models

ending

establishing

example

global groups

LAN Manager 2.x servers

local groups

local user account restrictions

managing

network security examples

pass-through authentication

permitting another domain to trust

security overview

trusting another domain

TSR programs  See MS-DOS, memory-resident programs

Turning off your computer

quitting Windows NT

troubleshooting shutdown without logging on

type (FTP command)

Types, setting extension-type associations


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


System Guide

Using the Control Menu and Task List


Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare-Aware Applications

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications


TCP/IP

Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol


TCP/IP

netstat


TCP/IP

Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol


TCP/IP

TCP Performance Counters


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


Concepts And Planning Guide

How TCP/IP Works

Installation Guide

What Is TCP/IP for Windows NT?

TCP/IP

What Is TCP/IP for Windows NT?


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Configuring Advanced TCP/IP Options


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Configuring RAS for Use with TCP/IP


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Configuring Advanced TCP/IP Options


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS


TCP/IP

Using DHCP

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


Concepts And Planning Guide

How TCP/IP Works

Installation Guide

TCP/IP Protocol and Related Components

Microsoft TCP/IP

TCP/IP

Welcome


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

Troubleshooting TCP/IP


TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


Installation Guide

Microsoft TCP/IP


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Network Activity


TCP/IP

TCP/IP for Heterogeneous Networking


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


Installation Guide

Overview

Overview

Using the Network Client Administrator

Getting Documentation

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Before Installing Microsoft TCP/IP

TCP/IP

Before Installing Microsoft TCP/IP


Installation Guide

Installing TCP/IP

TCP/IP

Installing TCP/IP


Installation Guide

Microsoft TCP/IP and SNMP

TCP/IP

Installing TCP/IP


Installation Guide

Installing TCP/IP Support


Concepts And Planning Guide

How TCP/IP Works


TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Windows NT Solutions in TCP/IP Internetworks

Using TCP/IP with Third-Party Software


TCP/IP

Network Interface Performance Counters for TCP/IP


TCP/IP

Networking Concepts for TCP/IP


TCP/IP

What's New in This Release?


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Creating a Printer for TCP/IP Printing


TCP/IP

Printing to Windows NT from UNIX Clients


TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Internetwork Printing with TCP/IP


TCP/IP

Setting Up Windows NT for TCP/IP Printing


System Guide

Choosing and Configuring Protocol Software


Concepts And Planning Guide

How TCP/IP Works


Installation Guide

Selecting Network Protocols


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP Database Files


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting IP Configuration

netstat


Installation Guide

Installing Remote Access Software

Remote Access Service

Configuring a RAS Server to Use TCP/IP


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP with Third-Party Software


System Guide

TCP/IP Utilities

TCP/IP Utilities

TCP/IP

Utilities Reference

Utilities Reference


Concepts And Planning Guide

How TCP/IP Works

Installation Guide

What Is TCP/IP for Windows NT?

What Is TCP/IP for Windows NT?

TCP/IP

What Is TCP/IP for Windows NT?

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Networking


TCP/IP

rexec


TCP/IP

telnet


TCP/IP

What Is TCP/IP for Windows NT?


TCP/IP

telnet


TCP/IP

telnet


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Telnet


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP to Use DNS


TCP/IP

telnet

telnet


Remote Access Service

Activating Terminal Mode on the Client


Remote Access Service

Unsupported Modems


Remote Access Service

Unsupported Modems


TCP/IP

tftp


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Counter Organization

System Guide

Understanding Objects, Counters, and Instances


System Guide

Displaying or Changing Document Details


System Guide

Configuring Date and Time


System Guide

Configuring Date and Time


System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


System Guide

Defining Options for the Operating System


System Guide

Changing the Alert Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Password and Account Policy

Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Logon Hours

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Installation Guide

Managing Logon Hours


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Details

System Guide

Setting Printer Details


System Guide

Working with Date, Time, and International Settings

Configuring Date and Time


System Guide

Working with Date, Time, and International Settings


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Printer Time-outs

System Guide

Setting Time-outs

Remote Access Service

AsyncMac Parameters


System Guide

Configuring Desktop Appearance


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


Services For Macintosh

Routing Information


Services For Netware Networks

Managing IPX/SPX Routing on a Token Ring Network


Services For Netware Networks

Compatible Transport Protocol


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Physical Setup

Services For Macintosh

AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks

Routing Information


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks

Routing Information


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up Buttons on the File Manager Toolbar

Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


TCP/IP

ftp


TCP/IP

What's New in This Release?

tracert


System Guide

Transferring Information Between MS-DOS-Based Applications


System Guide

Transferring Information to or from a Command Prompt Window


System Guide

Transferring Information to or from a Command Prompt Window

Using ClipBook Viewer


System Guide

Using ClipBook Viewer


Services For Macintosh

Simplified Administration


Services For Macintosh

How Shared Files Appear to Users


Services For Macintosh

Permissions


Services For Macintosh

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding the TDI Layer

Configuring RPC


Services For Netware Networks

Running a Trial

Running a Trial

Using Log Files


Concepts And Planning Guide

Protecting Against Viruses and Trojan Horses

How to Prevent Trojan Horse Attacks


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Installation Guide

Starting an Alternate Operating System


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Checking and Changing Network-Adapter Settings


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Logging On and Changing Passwords


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting IP Configuration

Troubleshooting Other Connection Problems


Installation Guide

Using WINNT.EXE


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting DHCP


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP Database Files


Services For Netware Networks

Other Network Problems


Installation Guide

Editing BOOT.INI


Installation Guide

Other Error Detection Tools


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Floppy Disk Failure When Installing an Application


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting the FTP Server Service


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a File Gateway

Troubleshooting the Gateway Service

Using the Emergency Repair Disk


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Gateways


Installation Guide

Troubleshooting

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards

Troubleshooting Startup Error Messages


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Name Resolution Problems


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Interoperability with Windows for Workgroups


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems

Checking and Changing Network-Adapter Settings


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting IP Configuration

ping


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Name Resolution Problems


Installation Guide

Logging On and Changing Passwords


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Remote Access Service

Supported Modems


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Name Resolution Problems


Services For Netware Networks

NetWare Print Queues Are Not Shown in Print Manager


Services For Netware Networks

Requirements for Running NetWare-Aware Applications


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


Installation Guide

Network Client Won't Start After a Successful Setup

The Mouse Doesn't Work Correctly


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Network Problems

Network Adapter Card Settings


System Guide

Solving Problems with Linked or Embedded Objects


Installation Guide

Printing from Windows-Based and MS-DOS Based Applications


Installation Guide

Performance Problems


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Services For Macintosh

Printing Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Printing from Windows-Based and MS-DOS Based Applications


Remote Access Service

Audits


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Installation Guide

Remoteboot Manager Won't Start


Installation Guide

Troubleshooting Remoteboot

No Configurations Available


Installation Guide

Remoteboot Workstation Won't Start


Installation Guide

Removing an NTFS Partition


Installation Guide

Repairing CONFIG.NT and AUTOEXEC.NT


Concepts And Planning Guide

Making Recovery Easier

Installation Guide

Using the Repair Process

Services For Netware Networks

Using the Emergency Repair Disk


Installation Guide

Using the Last Known Good Configuration

Network Operations Quick Reference

Starting Windows NT with the Last Known Good Configuration

Services For Netware Networks

Interoperability with Windows for Workgroups


Installation Guide

Running Windows-Based Mainframe Connectivity Software


Installation Guide

Shutting Down Without Logging On


Installation Guide

Services or Subsystems Do Not Start


Installation Guide

Troubleshooting Startup Error Messages


Installation Guide

Using WINNT.EXE


Installation Guide

System Diagnosis, Recovery, and Repair

Other Error Detection Tools


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting TCP/IP


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting Telnet


Installation Guide

General Hardware Problems


Remote Access Service

Troubleshooting


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards


Installation Guide

Performance Problems


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server and Using WINNT.EXE


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


TCP/IP

Troubleshooting WINS

Restoring or Moving the WINS Database


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Printers to Use

System Guide

Working with Fonts

Adding Screen, TrueType, and Type 1 Fonts


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Network Models


Concepts And Planning Guide

Trust Relationships: Links Between Domains

System Guide

Managing Trust Relationships


Network Operations Quick Reference

Ending a Trust Relationship


Network Operations Quick Reference

Establishing a Trust Relationship

System Guide

Managing Trust Relationships


System Guide

Managing Trust Relationships


Concepts And Planning Guide

Why Groups Are Useful


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Servers Running Other Network Systems

Allowing Windows NT Users Access to LAN Manager 2.x Servers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Why Groups Are Useful


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Local Accounts


System Guide

Managing Trust Relationships


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using the Master Domain Model

Setting Up a Universal Operators Group


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Domains and Trust Relationships


Network Operations Quick Reference

Establishing a Trust Relationship

System Guide

Managing Trust Relationships


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Domains and Trust Relationships


Network Operations Quick Reference

Establishing a Trust Relationship

System Guide

Managing Trust Relationships


System Guide

Quitting Windows NT Server

Quitting Windows NT Using Program Manager


Installation Guide

Shutting Down Without Logging On


TCP/IP

ftp


Services For Macintosh

Setting Extension-Type Associations

Parameter Key Values


Update Information for Version 3.51

Utilities


Update Information for Version 3.51

Internetwork Printing with TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

Supplemental Information About TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

Utilities


Update Information for Version 3.51

Creating a Telnet Log File


Update Information for Version 3.51

Creating a Telnet Log File


Update Information for Version 3.51

Using Tool Tips


Comprehensive Index - U
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

UDP protocol

broadcasting name registration and query request packets

description

displaying protocol statistics

performance counters

Unattended mode, running setup

Unattended upgrades, performing

Unavailable gateway default mechanism

UNC names

Ungermann-Bass

interoperation with WINS

networks router software update

Uninterruptible Power Supply  See UPS

UNIX systems

rcp command

TCP/IP printing with Lpdsvc service

Unlocking

computers

user accounts

Updating

Network Client settings after installation

remoteboot database records

Upgrades, performing unattended

Upgrading

from Windows NT 3.1

reinstalling Windows NT

to Windows NT 3.5 video drivers

UPS

See also Power failure

battery low power warning

command file executed prior to system shutdown

configuring

fault-tolerance

interaction with operating systems

low battery detection

online UPS

setting up UPS service

standby UPS

testing

configuration

devices, importance

UPS service

Windows NT features

UPS, command file executed prior to system shutdown

user (FTP command)

User Account Managers, NetWare

User accounts

Account Operators group

Account policy

adding

procedure

to global groups

to local groups

Administrator account

built-in user accounts

built-in workstation accounts

changing with User Manager for Domains

configuring Print Server

contents

controlling what users can do

coordinating usernames and passwords

creating

by copying

multiple accounts

procedure

deleting

description

Directory Replicator service  See Directory replication

disabling

domain controller role

establishing

global accounts

guest accounts

guest logons

Initial User account

local accounts

accessing LAN Manager 2.x servers

accessing other network operating systems

creating with User Manager for Domains

description

icons

restrictions

uses

workstation accounts

locking

lockout

logon accounts

assigning to Directory Replicator service

assigning to Schedule service

logon scripts  See Logon scripts

Macintosh workstations

Mail accounts  See Mail, accounts

managing

migrating NetWare accounts to Windows NT servers

See also Migration Tool

account restrictions

centralizing in domain organization

consolidating during server migration

log files

managing after migration

mapping files

migrating only accounts

migrating to master domain

options

password options

process overview

switching off in migration settings

tracking through a trial migration

username conflicts

modifying

MS-DOS workstations

network security examples

online demonstration

pass-through authentication

passwords  See Passwords

permissions  See Permissions

primary group

changing

description

Remote Access security overview

renaming

rights for activating gateways

searching for domains on Windows NT Servers

security database

built-in user accounts

description

local groups only

logon authentication

master domain model

replicated among servers

stored on LAN Manager 2.x servers

security identifiers (SIDs)

security overview

selecting with User Manager for Domains

setting up

setting up for Macintosh print jobs

simplified administration

sorting

specifying for service startup

template accounts

troubleshooting passwords

unlocking

user profiles  See User profiles

User Rights policy

validating NetWare accounts

Windows NT vs. NetWare

User authentication module (UAM)

introduced

troubleshooting volume

User Datagram Protocol  See UDP protocol

User environments

changing variables

configuration example

environment variables

managing

specifying after migration

updating simultaneously with user profiles

user environment profiles

viewing variables

User Manager for Domains

administering

Microsoft LAN Manager 2.x servers

multiple domains

Windows NT workstations

assigning profiles

authorized users

changing font

disabling or deleting user accounts

Managing the File Server

managing

account information

Account policy

Audit policy

group memberships

groups

logon hours

logon workstations

profiles

security policies

trust relationships

user accounts

User Rights policy

overview

removing guest accounts

selecting domains

specifying logon scripts

using low speed connection

User Manager for Domains, assigning and managing user profile paths

User Profile Editor

See also User profiles

assigning user profiles to user accounts

creating new profiles

customizing user profiles

designating startup group

editing user profiles

option settings

overview

User Profile Editor, controlling logon script execution

User profiles

See also User Profile Editor

allowing for different

hardware and software configurations

video displays

assigning

to system

to user accounts

changing

common program groups

configuration

example

information defined

copying

creating

creating profile administrator's account

customizing

default profile

defining as a shared resource

deleting

description

editing

enhancing network security

filename extensions

home directories  See Directories, home directories

limiting access to Program Manager functionality

loading

local

caching

profiles on Windows NT workstations

logon script names

maintaining consistent program paths

managing

Managing Existing Profiles

considerations


with User Manager for Domains

mandatory user profilesS

modifying

NetWare server configuration

path

personal

program groups

user profiles

reducing administrative workload

restricting users' abilities

saving

server-based profiles

setting up

settings saved in user profiles

starting applications automatically

system default profile

transferring login scripts during migration

types

updating multiple profiles simultaneously

user default profile

user environment profiles

using previous versions of Windows NT

vs. logon scripts

User rights  See Rights

Username

Mapping Accounts

name conflicts in server migration

NetWare file server connections

reserved characters

synchronizing on NT and NetWare servers

unique identifier used at logon

validating NetWare accounts

Users

accounts  See User accounts

adding

to auditing or permissions list

to network servers remotely

to printer permissions list

allowing remote access to network

auditing

events

printer usage

communicating with other users, online demonstration

controlling what users can do

disconnecting

from RAS

from serversSG 178

from shared resources

from volumes

viewing open file forks

displaying information with finger command

environments  See User environments

granting permissions

to groups rather than to users

Remote Access

group memberships

copying

global groups

local groups

managing

Initial User account

logon scripts  See Logon scripts

mail accounts  See Mail, accounts

mail message files  See Mail, message files

managing logon hours

monitoring

names

network security

notifying when stopping Server service

ownership of migrated directories and files

passwords

See also Passwords

account policy

changing

policy

troubleshooting

permissions  See Permissions

Power Users group

primary group

changing

description

profiles  See User profiles

restricting remote access to network

rights  See Permissions, Rights

sending messages

after power failure

over the network

to connected Macintosh users  SM 102–104, 118

to users connected to servers

troubleshooting

connections

Macintosh-accessible volume unavailability

passwords

Users group

viewing

current users of Macintosh-accessible volumes

user sessions

users connected to servers  CP 197

Utilities

See also specific command names

supported for NetWare

TCP/IP connectivity applications

TCP/IP reference

Upgrade Manager  See Upgrade Manager, utilities


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

User Datagram Protocol


TCP/IP

netstat


TCP/IP

UDP Performance Counters


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Print Gateway


TCP/IP

rcp


TCP/IP

Printing to Windows NT from UNIX Clients


Network Operations Quick Reference

Locking and Unlocking a Computer


Network Operations Quick Reference

Unlocking User Accounts

System Guide

Unlocking User Accounts


Installation Guide

Setting Up and Configuring Network Client


Installation Guide

Using The Remoteboot Command Utility (RPLCMD.EXE)


Installation Guide

Upgrading from Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1


Installation Guide

Reinstalling Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards


System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


Concepts And Planning Guide

Running a Command File upon UPS Shutdown

Network Operations Quick Reference

Testing Your UPS Configuration

System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Fault Tolerance and UPS

Managing Uninterruptible Power Supplies


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding How a UPS Interacts with Operating Systems


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using a UPS with Windows NT


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding UPS Types

Understanding How the Windows NT UPS Service Works


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Up the UPS Service


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding UPS Types

Understanding How the Windows NT UPS Service Works


System Guide

Testing Your UPS Configuration

Network Operations Quick Reference

Testing Your UPS Configuration


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding How the Windows NT UPS Service Works


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding How the Windows NT UPS Service Works

Using a UPS with Windows NT

System Guide

Setting Up the Uninterruptible Power Supply

Managing Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using a UPS with Windows NT


TCP/IP

ftp


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Password and Account Policy

Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the Account Policy

System Guide

Managing Security

Managing the Account Policy


System Guide

Adding User Accounts


System Guide

Adding Global Groups


System Guide

Adding Local Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In User Accounts

Built-In User Accounts of a Workstation


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In User Accounts


System Guide

Built-In User Accounts of a Workstation


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up a User Account for Macintosh Print Jobs


Concepts And Planning Guide

Contents of a User Account


Concepts And Planning Guide

How You Can Control What Users Can Do


Services For Netware Networks

Validating a NetWare Account


Concepts And Planning Guide

Contents of a User Account

Network Operations Quick Reference

Copying a User Account


Network Operations Quick Reference

Copying a User Account


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a New User Account

System Guide

Adding User Accounts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Deleting User Accounts

System Guide

Disabling or Deleting User Accounts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Users and Groups

System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups


Network Operations Quick Reference

Disabling and Enabling User Accounts

System Guide

Disabling or Deleting User Accounts


System Guide

Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers


Services For Macintosh

Managing the File Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Users and Groups

Understanding Local Accounts

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties

System Guide

Built-In User Accounts of a Workstation


Concepts And Planning Guide

Allowing Windows NT Users Access to LAN Manager 2.x Servers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Local Accounts

Allowing Users of Other Systems Access to Windows NT


Concepts And Planning Guide

Allowing Windows NT Users Access to LAN Manager 2.x Servers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Users and Groups

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Local Accounts

Allowing Windows NT Users Access to LAN Manager 2.x Servers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Local Accounts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Local Accounts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Modifying Two or More User Accounts

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

Allowing Guest Access

Understanding the Default Profile

System Guide

Built-In User Accounts

Built-In User Accounts of a Workstation

Services For Macintosh

Setting Up User Accounts for Macintosh Users


Services For Macintosh

Passwords


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows NT Workstation Computers


System Guide

Managing the Account Policy


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Password and Account Policy


Network Operations Quick Reference

Preparing to Use Directory Replication

System Guide

Managing Services


System Guide

Managing Services


Services For Macintosh

Windows NT Server Accounts for Macintosh Clients

Setting Up User Accounts for Macintosh Users


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Account Information

System Guide

Overview

Managing User Accounts

Adding User Accounts

Managing User Account Properties


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Network Models


Services For Netware Networks

Planning a Migration


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files

Using Log Files

Saving and Restoring Migration Options


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Mapping Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Switching Off File Transfer


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Accounts to a Windows NT Master Domain


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Users and Groups


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing User Accounts

Setting Password Options


Services For Netware Networks

Migration Decisions

Migration Decisions


Services For Netware Networks

Switching Off Group and User Transfer


Services For Netware Networks

Running a Trial


Services For Netware Networks

Handling Username Conflicts


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


Concepts And Planning Guide

Network Security Examples


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Online Demonstration


Concepts And Planning Guide

Domains: The Basic Administrative Units

What Makes Up a Domain?


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Owner or Primary Group


Services For Macintosh

Windows NT Server Accounts for Macintosh Clients


Remote Access Service

User Accounts and Domains


Services For Netware Networks

Renaming User Accounts

Renaming User Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Gateway


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Permissions for a Gateway Share


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Global Groups and Local Groups Differ


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Logon Attempts Are Authenticated


Concepts And Planning Guide

Knowing the Domain Models


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?

Interactions with Servers Running Other Network Systems


Concepts And Planning Guide

Contents of a User Account


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Domains and Trust Relationships


System Guide

Selecting User Accounts


System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up a User Account for Macintosh Print Jobs

Creating Multiple Printers for a Single Printing Device


Services For Macintosh

What Services for Macintosh Can Do

Simplified Administration


System Guide

Managing the View


System Guide

Configuring Service Startup

Managing Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Contents of a User Account


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Network Operations Quick Reference

Unlocking User Accounts

System Guide

Unlocking User Accounts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the User Rights Policy

System Guide

Managing the User Rights Policy

Managing the User Rights Policy


Services For Netware Networks

Validating a NetWare Account


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing User Accounts

Comparing User Accounts


Services For Macintosh

Introduction to Services for Macintosh


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


System Guide

Changing the Environment Variables

Changing the Environment Variables


Concepts And Planning Guide

User Environment Example

Configuring User Environments for Usability


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Environment Variables Are Set


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing User Environments


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Environment Profile

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Defining Options for the Operating System


System Guide

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


System Guide

Starting and Quitting User Manager for Domains


System Guide

Administering Computers Running Windows NT Workstation

Built-In Groups of a Workstation


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


System Guide

Who Can Use User Manager for Domains?


System Guide

Changing the Font in User Manager


System Guide

Disabling or Deleting User Accounts


Services For Macintosh

Managing the File Server


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Managing the Account Policy


System Guide

Managing the Audit Policy


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Managing the Security Policies

Managing the Audit Policy


System Guide

Managing Trust Relationships


System Guide

Managing User Accounts

Adding User Accounts


System Guide

Managing the User Rights Policy


System Guide

Overview


Services For Netware Networks

Interoperability with Windows for Workgroups


System Guide

Managing the View


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


System Guide

Managing the View


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts

System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups

Assigning User Profiles to User Accounts


Concepts And Planning Guide

How You Create User Profiles

System Guide

Creating a New User Profile


System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Profiles to Start Applications Automatically


Concepts And Planning Guide

How You Create User Profiles

System Guide

Creating and Editing a User Profile

Saving a User Profile


System Guide

What Is Defined by a User Profile?


System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware Configurations

System Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware and Software Configurations


System Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware and Software Configurations


Network Operations Quick Reference

Saving a User Profile

System Guide

Saving a User Profile


Network Operations Quick Reference

Saving a User Profile

Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts

System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups

Saving a User Profile

Assigning User Profiles to User Accounts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Existing Profiles


Concepts And Planning Guide

Personal and Common Program Groups in Profiles


Concepts And Planning Guide

User Environment Example


System Guide

What Is Defined by a User Profile?


Network Operations Quick Reference

Copying a User Account

Copying a User Profile

System Guide

User Manager for Domains


Concepts And Planning Guide

How You Create User Profiles

Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a User Profile

System Guide

Creating a New User Profile


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Existing Profiles


System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding the Default Profile

Local Caching of Profiles

Network Operations Quick Reference

Modifying a Computer's Default Profile

Modifying a Computer's System Default Profile

System Guide

Default Profiles


System Guide

Mandatory and Personal User Profiles


Network Operations Quick Reference

Deleting a User Profile from a Workstation

System Guide

Deleting User Profiles


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing User Environments

How User Profiles Work

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful

Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts

System Guide

Overview

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Existing Profiles

System Guide

Creating and Editing a User Profile

Saving a User Profile


System Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful

System Guide

Creating a New User Profile


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a User Profile

System Guide

Creating a New User Profile


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Profiles Are Loaded and Saved


Concepts And Planning Guide

Local Caching of Profiles


Concepts And Planning Guide

Local Profiles on Windows NT Workstation

Understanding the Default Profile

Local Caching of Profiles


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware and Software Configurations


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Existing Profiles


System Guide

Allowing for Different Hardware and Software Configurations


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful

Local Caching of Profiles

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties

User Profile Editor

Creating a New User Profile

Assigning User Profiles to User Accounts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Modifying a User Profile

System Guide

Modifying a User Profile


Services For Netware Networks

Reestablishing Network Connections


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Personal and Common Program Groups in Profiles


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful

Local Caching of Profiles

Network Operations Quick Reference

Modifying a User Profile

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties

Mandatory and Personal User Profiles

Creating a New User Profile

Assigning User Profiles to User Accounts


System Guide

Overview

Mandatory and Personal User Profiles


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Profiles Are Loaded and Saved

How Profiles Are Loaded and Saved

Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating a User Profile

System Guide

Saving a User Profile


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful


System Guide

Setting Up Domains, User Accounts, and Groups


Concepts And Planning Guide

How User Profiles Work

Local Profiles on Windows NT Workstation


Concepts And Planning Guide

Using Profiles to Start Applications Automatically


Network Operations Quick Reference

Modifying a Computer's System Default Profile

System Guide

Default Profiles


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties

Mandatory and Personal User Profiles


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Server-Based Profiles Are More Useful


Network Operations Quick Reference

Modifying a Computer's Default Profile

System Guide

Default Profiles


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Environment Profile

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties

Administering Microsoft LAN Manager


System Guide

Using Previous Versions of Windows NT


Concepts And Planning Guide

Logon Scripts


Services For Netware Networks

Transferring Users and Groups

Handling Username Conflicts

Handling Username Conflicts


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource Through File Manager


Services For Netware Networks

Handling Username Conflicts


Services For Netware Networks

Access Denied to a NetWare File Server

NetWare Print Queues Are Not Shown in Print Manager


System Guide

Adding User Accounts


Services For Netware Networks

Validating a NetWare Account


Network Operations Quick Reference

Auditing a File or Directory

System Guide

Setting File Permissions

Adding Users and Groups to Permissions and Auditing Lists


Concepts And Planning Guide

NVAlert and NVRunCmd Services


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting or Changing Printer Permissions

System Guide

Securing a Printer


Remote Access Service

Granting Remote Access Permissions

Restricting Access to the Network

Network Access Permission


Concepts And Planning Guide

Auditing

Using Auditing to Keep Users Accountable

System Guide

Managing the Audit Policy


Network Operations Quick Reference

Auditing a Printer


System Guide

Starting and Quitting the Online Demonstration


Concepts And Planning Guide

How You Can Control What Users Can Do

Allowing Guest Access


Remote Access Service

Security Features


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections

System Guide

Managing Server Properties


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections


Services For Macintosh

Disconnecting Macintosh Users and Volumes


Services For Macintosh

Viewing Open File Forks


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Concepts And Planning Guide

Why Groups Are Useful

Using Permissions to Keep Shared Directories Secure

System Guide

Managing Groups


Remote Access Service

Installing and Configuring Remote Access Service


Network Operations Quick Reference

Copying a User Account

System Guide

Adding User Accounts


System Guide

Managing Groups


System Guide

Managing Groups


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Group Memberships

Managing Common Group Memberships for Two or More Accounts

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


System Guide

Built-In User Accounts of a Workstation


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Password and Account Policy

Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Logon Hours

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Remote Access Service

Maintenance and Troubleshooting


System Guide

Adding User Accounts


Services For Macintosh

Network Security

Volume Passwords


System Guide

Managing Services

Sending a Message to Connected Users


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Directory and File Security


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the Account Policy


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing Your Password


Concepts And Planning Guide

Setting Password and Account Policy


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In Groups of a Workstation


Services For Macintosh

Changing the Owner or Primary Group


Services For Macintosh

Windows NT Server Accounts for Macintosh Clients


Remote Access Service

Granting Remote Access Permissions

Restricting Access to the Network

System Guide

Using UPS with Other System Services


Services For Macintosh

Removing a Macintosh-Accessible Volume

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Removing a Macintosh-Accessible Volume

Network Operations Quick Reference

Sending a Message to Connected Users

System Guide

Sending a Message to Connected Users


Remote Access Service

Troubleshooting


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In Groups

Built-In Groups of a Workstation


Services For Macintosh

Viewing Current Users of Volumes


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Server Usage

Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections

System Guide

Viewing User Sessions

Managing Server Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

Services For Netware Networks

Supported NetWare Utilities

NetWare Utility Behavior Supplied by Windows NT Commands


Installation Guide

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


Update Information for Version 3.51

Performing a Setup Without Using Floppy Disks


Update Information for Version 3.51

Running Setup in Unattended Mode


Update Information for Version 3.51

Routing


Update Information for Version 3.51

NetBIOS over TCP/IP


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Update Information for Version 3.51

Running Setup in Unattended Mode


Update Information for Version 3.51

Uninterruptible Power Supply


Update Information for Version 3.51

User Accounts Using User Manager for Domains


Update Information for Version 3.51

Controlling Logon Script Execution Using User Profile Editor


Update Information for Version 3.51

Assigning User Profile Paths for User Accounts Using User Manager for Domains


Comprehensive Index - V
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

Values, keys and subkeys  See Key values

Variables, environment  See Environment variables

Vendor-specific information, DHCP options

Vendor-specific options, DHCP servers

verbose (FTP command)

Version

OLE restrictions

viewing version information in File Manager

Video display

configuring

during Windows NT installation

procedure

decreasing video resolution

improving screen display rates

interrupts

troubleshooting drivers and adapters

upgrading to Windows NT 3.5 drivers

vertical refresh rate

Video capture and playback improvements

Viewing

bindery context for Windows NT Servers

current users of Macintosh-accessible volumes

event logs

list of Macintosh-accessible volumes

migration log files

NetWare server connections

active connections

file servers

problems

server print queues

users and groups

open file forks

permissions

server connections

shared files

troubleshooting

folder contents

folder view

WINS database

Virtual memory

configuring during Setup

defining for operating system

defining for Windows 3.1-based applications

paging files  See Paging files

Virtual Memory Button, Control Panel

Viruses

Volumes

accessing NetWare servers

assigning drive letters

boot partitions

deleting

deleting mirror sets

description

extending

formatting

formatting new partitions

labeling new volumes

migrating from NetWare servers

choosing destination for migration

choosing volumes for migration

migration log files

options

planning server migration

process overview

switching off in migration settings

mirror sets  See Mirror sets

number possible in Windows NT

sparing bad disk sectors

stripe sets

See Stripe sets

See Stripe sets with parity

UNC names

volume sets

caution when installing Windows NT

creating

deleting

description

extending

formatting new partitions

maximum number of disks

operating system restrictions

reliability

restoring

volume sizes


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Utilities Reference


System Guide

Embedding a Package


System Guide

Viewing a File's Version Information


Installation Guide

Setting the Time and Configuring Video Display


System Guide

Configuring Video Display


Installation Guide

Performance Problems


Installation Guide

Performance Problems


Installation Guide

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards


Installation Guide

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards


Installation Guide

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards


Installation Guide

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Starts, But NetWare 4.x Servers Can't Be Seen


Services For Macintosh

Viewing Current Users of Volumes


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing Events


Services For Macintosh

Viewing a List of Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Viewing Current Network Connections


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare File Resource Through File Manager


Services For Netware Networks

Gateway Service Starts, But NetWare 4.x Servers Can't Be Seen


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Printer Through Print Manager


Services For Netware Networks

Setting Permissions for a Gateway Share


Services For Macintosh

Viewing Open File Forks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Setting Permissions for a Directory


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing and Managing Server Connections


Network Operations Quick Reference

Viewing or Closing a Shared File


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


TCP/IP

Viewing the WINS Database


Installation Guide

Setting Up Virtual Memory


System Guide

Configuring Your System


System Guide

Windows 3.1 Environment


Concepts And Planning Guide

Protecting Against Viruses and Trojan Horses


Services For Netware Networks

Connecting to a NetWare Volume or Directory


Network Operations Quick Reference

Assigning Drive Letters

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Deleting Partitions, Volumes, or Logical Drives

System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Network Operations Quick Reference

Extending Volumes and Volume Sets

Extending Volumes and Volume Sets


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Disk Administrator


System Guide

Starting and Quitting Disk Administrator


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Services For Netware Networks

Specifying a Destination Share


Services For Netware Networks

Selecting Volumes to Transfer


Services For Netware Networks

Using Log Files


Services For Netware Networks

Options for Transferring Files and Directories


Services For Netware Networks

Planning a Migration


Services For Netware Networks

Migration Decisions


Services For Netware Networks

Switching Off File Transfer


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Sparing Bad Disk Sectors


Services For Netware Networks

Activating a Gateway


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


Network Operations Quick Reference

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets

System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


Network Operations Quick Reference

Extending Volumes and Volume Sets

System Guide

Extending Volumes and Volume Sets


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Reliability Issues


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Creating and Deleting Volume Sets


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Server


Update Information for Version 3.51

Multimedia Improvements


Update Information for Version 3.51

Setting Maximum Registry Size Using the System Option in Control Panel


Comprehensive Index - W
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

Wallpaper, desktop

WAN

options for RAS

protocols

Wellfleet router software update

WGPOs  See Mail, WGPOs

Wide-area adapters

WIDNSNameServers parameter

Wildcards, searching for filenames

WIN.INI

Window mode settings, changing

Windows

See also Microsoft Windows

See also Windows for Workgroups

See also Windows NT

active window, description

application windows

closing on exit

displaying Control menu with ALT+SPACEBAR

command prompt windows  See Command prompt, windows

desktop windows

document windows

description

displaying Control menu with ALT+HYPHEN

fast application switching

keeping pop-up programs easily available

keyboard shortcut reference

managing

managing with Task List

maximizing or minimizing

moving

printer windows

Program Manager group windows

restoring

saving settings in user profiles

scrolling contents

sizing

specifying titles with Program Manager

Windows 3.1  See Microsoft Windows

Windows Driver Library

Windows for Workgroups

access to NetWare servers

browsing the network

installing client software with Network Client Administrator

See also Installing;network client software

See also Network Client;Administrator

client-based network administration tools

getting documentation

installation procedure

location and size of installation files

minimum configuration requirements

network installation startup disk vs. installation disk set

number of disks required for installation

overview

interoperation with Windows NT

local user accounts  See User accounts, local accounts

logging on to Windows NT

troubleshooting

interoperability

password problems

workstations, participating in Windows NT domains

Windows Internet Name Service  See WINS

Windows 95 common controls

Windows NT

See also Windows NT Server

accessing NetWare resources

adding components

additional information

administrative accounts compared to NetWare

creating boot disks with WINNT.EXE

Diagnostics (WINMSD.EXE)

documentation

Driver Library

editing BOOT.INI

environment specified in user profiles

Executive, description

features

file attributes compared to NetWare

installing  See Installing Windows NT

LAN Protocols

network model compared to NetWare

new capabilities and features

graphical administration tools

network sniffers

overview

printing

Services for Macintosh

TCP/IP

overview

product ID

customizing specification for network setup

location

README.WRI file

Registry modifications  See Registry, modifying parameters

removing non-essential components

restoring system

saving environment settings in user profiles

starting  See Starting Windows NT

subsystems

system requirements

testing modems with Terminal

tools for configuring and monitoring the network

upgrading from version 3.1

user accounts compared to NetWare

version 3.1 clients

version 3.5 clients

Windows NT file system (NTFS)  See Hard disk partitions; NTFS partitions

Windows NT Locator

Windows NT Server

architecture

creating printers

cross-platform filename translation

documentation

fault-tolerance

interoperation with other network software

long filenames

networking features

overview

parity usage

permissions  See Permissions

Print Manager  See Print Manager

security overview

setting up Services for Macintosh

Setup program  See Installing Windows NT

sharing a single directory twice

troubleshooting

intermittent appearance in Chooser

reinstallation and permissions

startup

user accounts for Macintosh workstations

with TCP/IP, overview

Windows Sockets

applications

developing

enabling WINS name resolution

goals

interface

NDIS interface

obtaining information

overview

using TCP/IP with third-party software

Windows-based mainframe connectivity software, troubleshooting

WINMSD.EXE

WINNT.EXE

creating boot disks for Windows NT Setup

installing Windows NT from a network

troubleshooting

WINNT32.EXE

RISC-based computers

upgrading preinstalled operating system

WINS

client predefined DHCP options

configuring TCP/IP

database

adding static mappings

backing up

editing static mappings

files

moving

scavenging

viewing

enabling WINS Proxy Agent

Manager  See WINS Manager

Microsoft WINS objects

Cmd group

Datafiles group

parameters

Pull group

Push group

monitoring server performance

name resolution

described

used with broadcast name resolution

names

internet group names

multihomed names

normal group names

registration, release, and renewal

special names

performance counters

planning strategies

Registry parameters

editing

replication partners

WINS servers

servers  See WINS servers

starting or stopping WINS service

static mappings

adding

deleting, confirmation messages

description

editing

filtering range

importing

viewing

WINS group names

WINS Manager

administering WINS servers

configuring

replication partner properties

replication partners

WINS servers

displaying server statistics

setting preferences

starting

starting replication

static mappings  See WINS, static mappings

triggering replication between partners

WINS database

backing up

files

moving

scavenging

viewing

WINS servers

administering

assigning an IP address

automatic partner configuration

backing up

on termination

periodically

blocking partners records

compacting WINS and DHCP databases

configuring

connecting to

database initialized option

disjoint networks

displaying statistics

installing

interoperation with Ungermann-Bass

lowering refresh time interval

monitoring

multihomed computers

overview

path to log file

pausing

planning strategy

primary domain controller entries

querying

record expiration

Registry parameters

replication

replication  See Replication, WINS servers

restarting and rebuilding

setting

parameters

priority class

renewal intervals

start version number

time intervals

update count

specifying database file

worker threads

WINSNameServer parameter

WINSNameServerBackup parameter

Workgroup Add-on for MS-DOS

Workgroup Manager  See NetWare, Workgroup Managers

Workgroups

browsing the network

description

joining after Setup

scheduling tool  See Schedule+

starting Network Client and logging on

typical arrangement of resources on Microsoft networks

vs. domains

Windows for Workgroups  See Windows for Workgroups

workgroup postoffices (WGPOs)  See Mail, WGPOs

workstation participation

Workstations

adding to domains

administering with User Manager for Domains

allowing to save passwords

Audit policy

backing up  See Backing up

built-in accounts

built-in groups

changing domain names

correct paging file size

criteria for using Services for Macintosh

cumulative usage statistics, viewing with net statistics command

duplicate computer names

enabling to use AppleTalk printers

group memberships

built-in workstation groups

global groups

local groups

managing

home directories  See Directories, home directories

installing authentication files

local group memberships

locking computers

logon

authentication

scripts  See Logon scripts

workstations

making connections to shared directories

making PostScript printers available to PC workstations

managing

group memberships

user rights

migrating NetWare account restrictions

monitoring usage statistics

moving a computer from one domain to another

MS-DOS workstations

accessing Windows NT printers

logon authentication

participating in Windows NT domains

network printing scenarios

NTFS partition required on server for Services for Macintosh

number connected simultaneously

permitting access to Macintosh-accessible volumes

remote access  See Remote Access Service (RAS)

remoteboot

adding

advantages of Remoteboot service for diskless workstations

booting, information displayed

changing properties

deleting

disabling Remoteboot service

enabling Remoteboot service on hard disk

installing Microsoft Windows

installing MS-DOS files

local swapping

managing

process described

profiles

protocol support

troubleshooting

using a RAM drive

setting up Services for Macintosh software

troubleshooting

access to resources

Macintosh-accessible volume unavailability

server access

unlocking computers

user environments  See User environments

user profiles  See User profiles

viewing

events

open file forks

Windows 3.1 workstations, participating in Windows NT domains

Windows for Workgroups workstations

logging on to Windows NT

participating in Windows NT domains

Windows NT Server

networking features

user accounts

zone assigned


System Guide

Displaying_Custom_Wallpaper


Remote Access Service

Microsoft RAS Protocol

RS-232C Null Modem

Installation Guide

Remote Access Service Overview


Remote Access Service

Remote Access Protocols

Microsoft RAS Protocol


Remote Access Service

Wide-Area Network Adapters


Remote Access Service

IP Parameters


System Guide

Managing Files and Disks

Limiting the Files to Display


System Guide

Configuring the Windows 3.1 Environment


System Guide

Managing Windows


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


System Guide

Using the Control Menu and Task List


System Guide

Configuring Desktop Appearance


System Guide

Using Document Windows


System Guide

Using the Control Menu and Task List


System Guide

Managing Windows

Using the Control Menu and Task List

Returning to Program Manager from an Application

Switching Between Applications


System Guide

Running Memory-Resident Programs


System Guide

Keyboard Shortcut Reference


System Guide

Managing Windows

Using Document Windows


System Guide

Using the Control Menu and Task List


System Guide

Moving and Sizing Windows


System Guide

Moving and Sizing Windows


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Overview

Opening Group Windows and Reducing Them to Icons

Arranging Group Windows


System Guide

Moving and Sizing Windows


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

Moving and Sizing Windows


System Guide

Moving and Sizing Windows


System Guide

Specifying PIF Options


Concepts And Planning Guide

Installing Printer Drivers

Installation Guide

Overview

System Guide

Obtaining New Device Drivers


Services For Netware Networks

Planning a Migration


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Installation Guide

Installing the Client-Based Network Administration Tools


Installation Guide

Getting Documentation


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Overview


Installation Guide

Meeting Minimum Configuration Requirements


Installation Guide

Using the Network Client Administrator

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Installing the Network Client Software


Installation Guide

Overview


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers

Services For Netware Networks

Interoperability with Windows for Workgroups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Installation Guide

Interoperability with Windows for Workgroups


Installation Guide

Interoperability with Windows for Workgroups


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Services For Netware Networks

File and Print Gateways

Planning a Migration


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding and Removing Windows NT Components

System Guide

Adding and Removing Windows NT Components


Installation Guide

Additional Online Information


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Administrative Accounts

Comparing User Accounts


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server and Using WINNT.EXE


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers

Monitoring Examples

Installation Guide

Using Windows NT Diagnostics for System Diagnosis


Installation Guide

Finding Information About Windows NT Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Creating Printers on a Server

Installation Guide

Overview

System Guide

Obtaining New Device Drivers


Installation Guide

Editing BOOT.INI


Services For Netware Networks

Migrating Login Scripts


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications


Installation Guide

What Is Windows NT Server?


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing File Attributes


Remote Access Service

SLIP on TCP/IP Networks


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing Network Models


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


Installation Guide

What's New in Windows NT Server Version 3.5?


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version


TCP/IP

What's New in This Release?


Installation Guide

What Is Windows NT Server?


Installation Guide

Customizing Product ID Specification for Network Setup


Installation Guide

Configuring Windows NT Server


Installation Guide

Additional Online Information


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding and Removing Windows NT Components

System Guide

Adding and Removing Windows NT Components


Services For Netware Networks

Using the Emergency Repair Disk


System Guide

Overview


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Computers Running Windows NT Server

Installation Guide

System Requirements


Remote Access Service

Unsupported Modems


System Guide

Configuring the Network


Installation Guide

Upgrading from Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing User Accounts


Remote Access Service

Windows NT Version 3.1 Clients


Remote Access Service

Windows NT Version 3.5 Clients


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring RPC

System Guide

Configuring the Remote Procedure Call Service

Managing Services

Managing Services


Concepts And Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

Creating a Printer on a Computer Running Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

How Filenames Are Translated


Concepts And Planning Guide

How to Use This Manual


Concepts And Planning Guide

Managing Fault Tolerance and UPS

Using the Windows NT Software Solution


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Windows NT Server Works with Other Network Software


Concepts And Planning Guide

Considerations for MS-DOS Users


Concepts And Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Server


Concepts And Planning Guide

Understanding Windows NT Parity Usage


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Network Security Works


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up from Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

Configuring Macintosh-Accessible Volumes


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Other Issues


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Windows NT Server Accounts for MacintoshClients

Setting Up User Accounts for Macintosh Users


TCP/IP

TCP/IP and Windows NT Networking


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP with Third-Party Software


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP with Third-Party Software


Concepts And Planning Guide

How TCP/IP Works

Understanding the TDI Layer

Understanding the TDI Layer

Installation Guide

What Is TCP/IP for Windows NT?

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?

TCP/IP

What Is TCP/IP for Windows NT?

What Does Microsoft TCP/IP Include?


TCP/IP

TCP/IP and Windows NT Networking


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP with Third-Party Software


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP with Third-Party Software


TCP/IP

Using TCP/IP with Third-Party Software


Installation Guide

Running Windows-Based Mainframe Connectivity Software


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Parallel and Serial Printers

Monitoring Examples

Installation Guide

Using Windows NT Diagnostics for System Diagnosis


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server and Using WINNT.EXE


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Using WINNT.EXE


Installation Guide

Setting Up Master Files on a Server


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer


TCP/IP

Predefined DHCP Client Configuration Options


TCP/IP

Configuring TCP/IP Manually


TCP/IP

Adding Static Mappings


TCP/IP

Backing Up the Database


TCP/IP

Editing Static Mappings


TCP/IP

Managing the WINS Database


TCP/IP

Restoring or Moving the WINS Database


TCP/IP

Scavenging the Database


TCP/IP

Scavenging the Database

TCP/IP

Viewing the WINS Database


TCP/IP

Configuring Advanced TCP/IP Options


TCP/IP

WINS Cmd Group


TCP/IP

WINS Datafiles Group


TCP/IP

WINS Parameters


TCP/IP

WINS Pull Group


TCP/IP

WINS Push Group


TCP/IP

Monitoring WINS Server Performance


TCP/IP

Name Resolution for Windows Networking


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Windows Internet Name Service and Broadcast Name Resolution


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Monitoring WINS Server Performance


TCP/IP

Planning a Strategy for WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Advanced Configuration Parameters for WINS


TCP/IP

Registry Parameters for Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Registry Parameters for WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Installing WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Adding Static Mappings


TCP/IP

Setting Preferences for WINS Manager


TCP/IP

Managing Static Mappings


TCP/IP

Editing Static Mappings


TCP/IP

Filtering the Range of Mappings


TCP/IP

Adding Static Mappings


TCP/IP

Managing Static Mappings

Viewing the WINS Database


TCP/IP

Managing Special Names


TCP/IP

Administering WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Configuring WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Administering WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Setting Preferences for WINS Manager


TCP/IP

Administering WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Configuring Replication Partners


TCP/IP

Backing Up the Database


TCP/IP

Managing the WINS Database


TCP/IP

Restoring or Moving the WINS Database


TCP/IP

Scavenging the Database


TCP/IP

Viewing the WINS Database


TCP/IP

Administering WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Configuring WINS Servers

Update Information for Version 3.51

SNMP


TCP/IP

Administering WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Administering WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Installing WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Installing and Configuring WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Planning a Strategy for WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Registry Parameters for WINS Servers


TCP/IP

Restoring or Moving the WINS Database


Remote Access Service

NetbiosGateway Parameters


Remote Access Service

IP Parameters


Services For Netware Networks

Planning a Migration


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers

System Guide

Configuring the Network

Managing the View


System Guide

Configuring the Network


Installation Guide

Starting Network Client and Logging On


Installation Guide

Microsoft Network Client Version 3.0 for MS-DOS


Concepts And Planning Guide

Domains: The Basic Administrative Units

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?


Network Operations Quick Reference

Adding a Windows NT Computer to a Domain


System Guide

Administering Computers Running Windows NT Workstation


Services For Macintosh

Setting Logon Security for Macintosh Users


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the Audit Policy

System Guide

Managing the Audit Policy


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts

System Guide

Built-In User Accounts of a Workstation


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Different Types of Users Can Do


Network Operations Quick Reference

Changing the Name of a Domain

System Guide

Changing the Name of a Domain


Concepts And Planning Guide

Configuring Computers for File-Sharing Performance


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Macintosh Clients


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Server Usage


Services For Netware Networks

Duplicate Computer Names


Services For Macintosh

Enabling Clients to Use Printers on the AppleTalk Network


System Guide

Built-In Groups of a Workstation


System Guide

Managing Groups


System Guide

Managing Groups


System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Services For Macintosh

Macintosh Client Software


Concepts And Planning Guide

Built-In Accounts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Locking and Unlocking a Computer


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Logon Attempts Are Authenticated


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Logon Workstations

System Guide

Managing User Account Properties


Concepts And Planning Guide

How Users Make Connections


Services For Macintosh

Services for Macintosh Print Server


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing a User's Group Memberships

Managing Common Group Memberships for Two or More Accounts


Network Operations Quick Reference

Managing the User Rights Policy

System Guide

Managing the User Rights Policy


Services For Netware Networks

Comparing User Accounts


Concepts And Planning Guide

Monitoring Server Usage


Network Operations Quick Reference

Moving a Computer from One Domain to Another

System Guide

Adding or Removing Domain Computers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Printing from Other Types of Computers

Setting Up MS-DOS Computers for Network Printing


Concepts And Planning Guide

Logging On from an MS-DOS Computer


Concepts And Planning Guide

What Makes Up a Domain?

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Services For Macintosh

Printing on a Network


Services For Macintosh

Requirements for Computers Running Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

Features in This Version

Modifying a Macintosh-Accessible Volume

Changing the Server Name, Logon Message, and Session Limits

Parameter Key Values


Services For Macintosh

Modifying a Macintosh-Accessible Volume


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


Installation Guide

Why Use Remoteboot?


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


Installation Guide

Adding a New Workstation


Installation Guide

Deleting a Workstation


Installation Guide

Deleting a Workstation


Installation Guide

Enabling Remoteboot on a Workstation's Hard Disk


Installation Guide

Installing MS-DOS Files for Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Setting Up Local Swapping


Installation Guide

Managing Remoteboot Workstations


Installation Guide

Understanding the Remoteboot Service


Installation Guide

Managing Profiles


Installation Guide

Supporting Other Protocols


Installation Guide

Remoteboot Workstation Won't Start


Installation Guide

Using a RAM Drive on the Workstation


Services For Macintosh

Setting Up the Services for Macintosh Client Software


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions


Network Operations Quick Reference

Locking and Unlocking a Computer


System Guide

Selecting a Computer for Event Viewing


Services For Macintosh

Viewing Open File Forks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Interactions with Windows for Workgroups Computers


Concepts And Planning Guide

Overview of Windows NT Server


Services For Macintosh

Windows NT Server Accounts for Macintosh Clients

Setting Up User Accounts for Macintosh Users


Services For Macintosh

Routing Information

Choosing a Zone After Setup


Installation Guide

Installing Microsoft Windows for Remoteboot Workstations


Update Information for Version 3.51

DHCP Relay Agents


Update Information for Version 3.51

Console


Update Information for Version 3.51

Windows 95 Common Controls


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

SNMP


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

SNMP


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Update Information for Version 3.51

WINS Servers


Comprehensive Index - X
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

X.25 networks

callback not supported

configuring

PADs and serial communication settings

RAS software

description

dial-up PADs

direct connection

setting up clients

vs. dial-up PADs

X.25 smart cards

Eicon cards

RAS

configurations

intermediary devices

setting up clients

setting up servers

X.3 parameters

X86-based computers

boot configuration

disk-partitioning schemes, examples

file systems

guidelines for disk partitions

important files copied during Setup

installing

printer drivers

Windows NT

maintaining startup configuration

OS/2 applications

partitions

recovering boot partitions

restoring the system

running

MS-DOS-based applications under Windows NT

Windows NT Setup

setting up Windows NT master files on a server

standard IRQ assignments

system partitions

troubleshooting

drivers and adapters

Windows NT installation

upgrading from Windows

Windows NT system requirements

XonXoff parameter

XPORTS.INF file, customizing protocol setup


Remote Access Service

Callback


Remote Access Service

PAD and Serial Configuration


Remote Access Service

Configuring Remote Access Software for X.25


Remote Access Service

X.25 Support


Remote Access Service

X.25

Accessing X.25 Through Dial-Up PADs

Connecting Through Dial-Up PADs


Remote Access Service

Connecting Directly


Remote Access Service

Accessing X.25 Through Dial-Up PADs


Remote Access Service

Connecting to the X.25 Network Directly

Setting Up the Remote Access Server for an X.25 Network

Connecting Directly

Wide-Area Network Adapters


Remote Access Service

Wide-Area Network Adapters


Remote Access Service

X.25 Configurations


Remote Access Service

Support for Security Hosts and Switches


Remote Access Service

Connecting Directly


Remote Access Service

Setting Up the Remote Access Server for an X.25 Network


Remote Access Service

Setting Up the Remote Access Server for an X.25 Network


System Guide

Configuring Your System

Partitioning Disks


System Guide

Partitioning Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Choosing a File System


Installation Guide

Specifying the Disk Partitions


Installation Guide

Completing Setup


Installation Guide

Installing Printer Drivers


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Maintaining the Startup Configuration


System Guide

How Windows NT Runs Applications

OS/2 Environment


System Guide

Managing Disks


Concepts And Planning Guide

Recovering a Mirrored Boot Partition


Concepts And Planning Guide

Recovering a Server

Installation Guide

Using the Repair Process

Network Operations Quick Reference

Emergency Repair Disk

Services For Netware Networks

Using the Emergency Repair Disk


System Guide

MS-DOS Environment

Specifying PIF Options


Installation Guide

Starting Setup on an x86-Based Computer


Installation Guide

Setting Up Master Files on a Server


Installation Guide

Network Adapter Card Settings


System Guide

Managing Disks

Partitioning Disks


Installation Guide

Video Display Drivers and Adapter Cards


Installation Guide

Installing Windows NT Server and Using WINNT.EXE


Installation Guide

Upgrading from Windows NT Advanced Server 3.1


Installation Guide

System Requirements


Remote Access Service

AsyncMac Parameters


Installation Guide

Customizing Protocol Setup


Comprehensive Index - Z
Microsoft Windows NT Server Comprehensive Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Z

Zones (AppleTalk)

adding to network

assigning

choosing

choosing when setting up Services for Macintosh

default zone

definition

description

parameter key values

planning setup of printing devices

removing from network

seeing current state

setting information

troubleshooting


Services For Macintosh

Seeding the Network


Services For Macintosh

Routing Information

Assigning Zones


Services For Macintosh

Choosing a Network and Zone


Services For Macintosh

Choosing a Zone After Setup


Services For Macintosh

Seeding the Network

Adapter Key Values


Services For Macintosh

Routing Information


Services For Macintosh

Phase 2 AppleTalk Networks


Services For Macintosh

Parameter Key Values


Services For Macintosh

Planning the Setup of Printing Devices


Services For Macintosh

Seeding the Network


Services For Macintosh

Seeding the Network


Services For Macintosh

Seeding the Network


Services For Macintosh

Administrator and User Issues and Solutions

Printing Issues and Solutions