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| MS Windows NT 4.0 Administration
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Description:
Our MS Windows NT 4.0 Administration test measures your ability to administer a server running in the Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 operating system. Designed for experienced system administrators, this test covers the following topics: Account Administration, Architecture, Boot Process, Directory Replication, Directory Services, Group Administration, Installation, Network Services, NT Administration Tools, Permissions, Registry, System Policies, TCP/IP, and User Profiles.
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- Account Administration
- Account Policies
- Creation of User Accounts
- Local Accounts vs. Domain Accounts
- Architecture
- Executive Services
- Subsystems
- User Mode vs. Kernel Mode
- Boot Process
- Boot.ini and ARC Paths
- Intel-based Boot Files
- Troubleshooting-ERD, Last Known Good, Rdisk, etc.
- Directory Replication
- Configuring Directory Replication
- Import vs. Export Servers
- Netlogon
- Directory Services
- Adding a Computer Account to the Domain
- Creating Trust Relationships
- Domain vs. Workgroup
- Trust Models
- Group Administration
- Creation of Groups
- Global Groups vs. Local Groups
- Group Strategy in a Multiple Domain Environment
- Group Strategy in a Single Domain Environment
- Installation
- Answer Files and Udf Files
- File Systems
- Hardware Platforms
- Methods of Installation
- NT Hardware Qualifier & Compatibility List
- NT Server Config as PDC or Member Server
- Partitioning
- Upgrading
- Winnt vs. Winnt32 and Switches
- Network Services
- Browser Service
- Client/Gateway Services for Netware, FPNW
- Remote Access Service
- Server Service
- Workstation Service
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- NT Administration Tools
- Backup and Restore
- Disk Administrator
- Event Viewer
- Network Client Administrator
- Network Monitor
- NT Diagnostics
- Performance Monitor
- Server Manager
- System Policy Editor
- User Manager for Domains
- Permissions
- Interaction of Shared Folder and NTFS Permissions
- NTFS Permissions
- Permissions vs. User Rights
- Print Permissions
- Shared Folder Permissions
- Registry
- Parts of the Registry
- Tools to Access the Registry
- System Policies
- Creation of 95 System Policies in an NT Domain
- Creation of NT System Policies in an NT Domain
- User Policies vs. Computer Policies
- TCP/IP
- Domain Name Service
- IP Addressing
- Subnetting
- Windows Internet Name Service
- User Profiles
- Local vs. Roaming
- Mandatory User Profiles
- What Is Included
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