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1 16-Bit Core - Loading... 3:28 32-Bit Core - Loading... 3: : : :36 A Account Database Synchronization... 11:29 Account Policy... 7:20 Account Policy - Managing... 7:22 Account Policies - Setting... 7:20 Access Protocols: Purpose and Function... 1:23 Accounts... 7:7 Accounts and Groups... 7:7 Additional Data... 9:7 Administering Users... 7:7 Administrative Tools... 7:3 Administration Tools for TCP/IP... 4:17 Aloha... 1:32 Analog vs Digital: A Comparison... 2:8 Answer Files - Creating/Using the Setup Manager... 3:23 Application Servers: Choosing the Right Amount of Hard Disk Space... 6:52 Application Servers: Choosing the Right Amount of RAM... 6:51 Applications... 10:6 Archiving a Log... 9:21 ARP... 5:17 Assigning DHCP Configuration Options... 8:13 Auditing Directories... 9:23 Auditing... 7:26 Auditing - Configuring... 9:26 Auditing - Directories and Files... 9:23 Auditing - Files... 9:23 Auditing - File Access... 9:18 Auditing - File and Folder Access... 9:18 Auditing - Folder Access... 9:18 Auditing - Printer Access... 9:19 B Backup Domain Controllers... 6:6 Baseband... 2:20 Baseband vs. Broadband... 2:20 Baseband System... 2:7 BDC: Backup Domain Controller... 6:9 BDC Over a RAS Link... 6:29 BDCs: Required Number... 6:47 Binary Masks... 3:3, 4:7, 5:12 Boot Disks - Building for a CD-ROM... 3:3 BOOT.INI... 3:29 BOOT.INI Switches... 3:29 Broadband... 2:20 Broadband Standards... 2:5 Broadband System... 2:2 Broadband Tree and Branch Topology... 2:4 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (Net Admin ) NDX: Page 1
2 Broadband Tree and Branch Topology Unity Principle... 2:5 Broadcast Frames... 11:4 Browser Traffic - Exploring... 11:24 Built-in User Accounts and Groups... 7:9 Bus Considerations... 2:26 Bus Mastering... 1:8 Bus Topology... 2:25 C Cable Topologies... 2:22 Cabling... 1:4 Cabling and Media Access Control... 1:4 Capture File - Interpreting Frames... 11:13 Capture Window Frame... 11:8 Captured Data - Viewing... 11:10 Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detection... 1:30 Centralized Premises Wiring Schemes... 2:15 Check List - Summary... 11:39 Circuit Switching... 1:30 Client Lease - Deleting... 8:10 Client Leases - Managing... 8:8 Client Reservations - Managing... 8:10 Collision Detection - CSMA/CD... 1:31 Comparison: DiskProbe to Disk Administrator... 12:8 Components - Selecting... 3:10 Computer Accounts... 6:48 Computer - Selecting... 9:8 Configuration... 3:26 Contention Protocols - CSMA/CD... 1:32 Control Access Protocols... 1:25 Counter Organization... 10:3 Cross Domain Management in Windows NT Networks... 6:11 CSMA/CD... 1:35 CSMA/CD Media Access Control Function... 1:33 D Data Packets... 1:10 Data Transmission... 1:13 Database - Backing Up and Restoring... 8:27 Deleting One or More User Accounts... 7:17 Demand Access Protocols... 1:30 Deterministic: Token Passing... 1:27 DHCP... 4:13, 5:15 DHCP... 5:15 DHCP - Benefits... 8:1 DHCP Clients and Servers... 8:1 DHCP Clients - Administering... 8:8 DHCP Frames... 11:13 DHCP Manager... 4:21 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (Net Admin ) NDX: Page 2
3 DHCP Manager - Starting... 8:2 DHCP Option Types... 8:13 DHCP Scopes... 8:4 DHCP Server Service - Starting and Stopping... 8:3 DHCP Software Requirements... 8:1 Digital Technology... 2:6 Directed Frame... 11:4 Directory Replication - Traffic Generated... 11:36 Directory Services Database - Planning the Size... 6:48 Disk Activity... 10:8 Disk Administrator... 12:10 Disk Operations... 12:10 DiskSave Functions... 12:31 Disk Space Requirements - Changing... 3:17 Disk Utilities: Purpose and Function... 12:1 DiskMap... 12:1 DiskProbe... 12:6 DiskProbe: Backing Up and Restoring the Master Boot Record... 12:12 DiskProbe: Backing Up and Restoring the Partition Boot Sector... 12:15 DiskProbe: Displaying and Using the Partition Table... 12:12 DiskProbe: Editing and Repairing the Partition Table... 12:24 DiskProbe: Finding a Partition Boot Sector... 12:17 DiskProbe: Viewing the Partition Boot Sector... 12:15 DiskProbe: Walking an Extended Partition... 12:14 DiskSave... 12:27 DiskSave: Backing up and Replacing the Master Boot Record or Partition Boot Sector... 12:32 Distributed Setup... 3:20 Distribution Share - Creating... 3:20 Distribution Share - Using... 3:20 DMA: Direct Memory Access... 1:8 DNS - Forcing Data File Update... 8:43 DNS - Purpose and Function... 8:28 DNS Manager... 4:17 DNS Manager List - Adding a Server... 8:30 DNS Parent Domain - Registering... 8:33 DNS Server - Installing... 8:29 DNS Support in UNC Names... 8:34 Domain: Adding and Removing Computers in a Domain... 6:10 Domain Components... 6:6 Domain Controller: Size and Speed Guidelines... 6:50 Domain Controller - Moving to a New Domain... 6:9 Domain Controllers - Analyzing Traffic... 11:29 Domain - Creating... 6:8 Domain - Creating During Setup... 6:8 Domain Design - Planning... 6:25 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (Net Admin ) NDX: Page 3
4 Domain Model... 6:5 Domain Models... 6:12 Domain Models & Implementing Trusts... 6:15 Domain Name System (DNS)... 4:10 Domain Names - From to IP Addresses... 4:12 Domain Name - Obtaining... 4:11 Domain Name Space... 4:10 Domain Name System (DNS)... 5:13 Domain Planning - Checklists... 6:37 Domain Selection Matrix... 6:14, 6:37 Domain Server... 6:7 Domains... 6:3 Domains: Calculations... 6:40 E Error Messages... 12:2 Ethernet... 1:38 Ethernet Cabling... 1:39 Ethernet Intersystem Connectivity... 1:39 Ethernet Packaging and Moving Data... 1:40 Event Description... 9:6 Event Header... 9:5 Event - Interpreting... 9:4 Event Types... 9:6 Event Viewer - Using... 9:8 Event Viewer - Using with Archived Log Files... 9:21 EventLog Service... 9:1 F FAT... 3:13 FAT :13 File Auditing... 9:25 File Session Frames... 11:18 Filtering Events... 9:11 Final Phase... 3:11 Font - Changing... 9:9 Frames - Categories... 11:4 Free-Space Media... 2:9, 2:18 FTEdit... 12:33, 12:37 FTEdit: Rebuilding a Stripe Set with Parity... 12:35 G Gateways... 4:6, 5:11, 4:8 Graphical Based Phase - Switch Over... 3:9 Group Memberships... 7:15 Groups... 7:7 H Hardware Requirements... 6:39 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (Net Admin ) NDX: Page 4
5 I IBM Cabling System... 2:15 IEEE 10BaseT... 1:41 IEEE 10BaseT Advantages... 1:41 IEEE 802 Architectural Layers... 1:24 IEEE 802 Committee Standards... 1:36 IEEE Baseband Cable Standards... 2:17 Implementing Trusts... 6:15 Implementing Trust Relationships... 6:17 Infrared... 2:18 Initial System - Loading... 3:26 Input/Output (I/O)... 1:7 Installation - Starting... 3:8 Installation Process - Examination... 3:12 Installation Process - Outlining of Steps/Decisions... 3:9 Installation: Windows NT - Methods for Installing... 3:1 Interactive Logon Authentication... 6:23 Interactive Remote Logon... 6:22 Interface Cards... 1:6 Interface - Loading... 3:28 IP... 4:1 IP Addresses... 5:9 IPCONFIG Utility... 5:18 IPng (IPv6)... 4:16 L LAN Components... 1:1 LAN Standards: The State of the Market... 1:38 LAN Topology... 2:21 Local and Global Group Differences... 7:8 Local Group - New (Creating)... 7:16 Location Considerations Checklist... 6:38 Log Archived - Viewing in Log File Format... 9:22 Log - Selecting... 9:8 Logged Events - Viewing... 9:10 Logged Events... 9:2 Logged Events - Setting Options... 9:14 Logon Validation - Optimizing... 11:22 Logon Validation Frames... 11:20 Logs - Archived in a Text Format... 9:22 M Mandatory Profile... 7:25 Master Files on a Server - Setting Up... 3:18 Media Access Control... 1:4 Memory Usage... 10:6 Microsoft Networking Transport Protocols... 5:1 Microwave Radio... 2:19 Monitoring Events... 9:1 Monitoring Network Activity... 10:11 Multiple Protocols - Concurrent... 5:4 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (Net Admin ) NDX: Page 5
6 Multiple Shares - Creating... 3:21 Multiple Domains Across a Subnet Boundary... 4:15 Multiple Domains within a Subnet Boundary... 4:15 N NBTSTAT Utility... 5:19 NDIS... 1:5 NDIS and ODI... 1:5 Net Logon Service and Pass-Through Authentication... 6:22 NetBEUI for Smaller Networks... 5:3 Network Software/Hardware Interaction... 1:2 Network Attachment Units... 1:3 Network Counters... 10:12 Network Frames... 11:2 Network Interface Card - Selection... 1:15 Networking Models: Domains versus Workgroups... 7:1 Network Monitor - Capturing Data... 11:8 Network Monitor - Implementing... 11:5 Network Monitor Interface... 11:7 Network Monitor - Starting and Quitting... 10:2 Network Neighborhood Object: Properties... 5:5 Network Protocols - Other... 5:2 Network Traffic... 10:13 New Host - Adding... 8:39 New Option Types - Adding... 8:15 New User Account - Creating... 7:12 Nonpaged and Paged Pool Sizes - Calculations Required... 6:44 NTFS... 3:13 NWLink: Native Novell NetWare Routable Protocol... 5:3 O ODI... 1:5 Operating System - Determining Which to Boot... 3:26 Option Types - Deleting... 8:16 Option Values - Changing... 8:17 OSI Layers... 1:22 OSI Protocol... 1:19 OSI Reference Model... 1:18 P Packet Sections... 1:12 Pass-Through Authentication... 6:19, 6-22 PC to NIC Buffering... 1:9 Performance Comparisons... 1:35 Performance Management... 10:6 Performance Monitor - Using with TCP/IP Services... 10:13 Personal Profile... 7:25 Personal Profile versus a Mandatory Profile... 7:25 Physical Hardware Partitioning For Token-Passing Bus Network... 1:34 Physical Topology and Logical Path... 2:31 PING Utility... 5:21 Polling... 1:25 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (Net Admin ) NDX: Page 6
7 Primary Domain Controllers... 6:6 Primary and Backup Domain Controllers... 6:6 Processor Activity... 10:8 Protocol Process... 1:17 Protocol Stacks... 1:37 R RAS: Remote Access Services & Remote Logon... 7:23 Remote Logon... 6:22, 6:24 Replication Times - Calculating... 6:30 Reserved Client - Changing the Basic Information... 8:12 Reserved IP Address - Changing... 8:12 Ring Considerations... 2:29 Ring Topology... 2:28 ROUTE Utility... 5:23 Routers... 4:6, 4:8, 5:11 Routing Protocols... 4:9 S Scopes - Creating... 8:4 Scope Properties - Changing... 8:6 Scope - Removing... 8:7 Screen - Organizing... 10:2 Searching for Events... 9:13 Security - Decisions... 6:31 Security Log - Halting When the Security Log Is Full... 9:20 Security Logging - Enabling... 9:3 Server Throughput Statistics... 10:11 Setup - Customizing... 3:17 Setup - Last Steps... 3:11 Single Domain Across a Subnet Boundary... 4:14 Single Share - Creating... 3:21 Slotted Access... 1:28 Slotted Aloha... 1:32 Slotted Ring... 1:29 SNA... 1:22 Sorting Events... 9:11 Standardization and ISO... 1:15 Star Considerations... 2:24 Star Topology... 2:23 Star Wired Ring Topology... 2:30 Static Mappings - Adding... 8:23 Subnet Mask... 4:7 Subnets... 4:6, 5:11 Subnets, Gateways, and Routers... 4:6, 5:11 Subzone... 8:41 Summary Pane... 11:10 Synchronization Over WAN and Remote Area Service... 6:28 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (Net Admin ) NDX: Page 7
8 T TCP... 4:2 TCP/IP... 1:19 TCP/IP and the OSI Protocol... 1:19 TCP/IP Architecture... 1:20 TCP/IP Gateway... 1:44 TCP/IP: Internet Address... 1:44 TCP/IP for Multi Platform Networking... 1:43 TCP/IP On-Line... 1:43 TCP/IP: Purpose and Function... 4:1 TCP/IP: Protocol of the Internet... 5:3 TCP/IP Utilities... 5:17 TCP/IP Settings - Configuring... 5:7 TCP/IP: Transmission Control Protocol... 1:45 Terminal Attachment Units... 1:3 Terrestrial Media: Copper Wire... 2:11 Terrestrial Media: Fiber Optics... 2:14 Terrestrial Media: Optical Fibers... 2:12 Terrestrial Media: Twisted Pair... 2:10 Terrestrial and Free-Space Media... 2:9 Text Based Phase - Continuation... 3:9 Threshold Counters... 10:15 Token Passing... 1:25 Token Passing Ring... 1:35 Token Ring Speed... 1:42 Token-Ring... 1:42 Token Technique... 1:46 Topology - Choosing... 2:21 TRACERT Utility... 5:24 Tracking Disk Performance... 10:10 Traffic Summary by Service... 11:40 Transmission... 1:7 Transmission to Choose... 2:8 Transmission Techniques... 2:1 Transport Selection Guidelines... 5:1 Tree Considerations... 2:27 Tree Topology... 2:27 Troubleshooting... 6:21 Troubleshooting with Event Logs... 9:16 Trust Relationships... 6:13 Trust Relationships - Creating and Removing... 6:18 Trust - Removing... 6:20 Trust Traffic - Analyzing... 11:33 Trusted Domains - Number of... 6:41 U Upgrading: Windows NT System (Existing)... 3:2 User Account - Modifying... 7:14 User Manager... 7:5 User Manager for Domains... 7:5, 7:6 User Manager & User Manager for Domains... 7:5 User Profiles... 7:24 User Rights Policy... 7:18 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (Net Admin ) NDX: Page 8
9 V View - Refreshing... 9:9 Viewing Details About Events... 9:10 W Windows 3.1 or Windows 95 - Installing... 3:7 Windows NT 4.0 Directory Services... 6:1 Windows NT Boot Sequence... 3:26 Windows NT - Installing Over/With Other Operating Systems... 3:7 Windows NT Networking Phase... 3:10 Windows NT - Partitioning Disks... 3:12 Windows NT - Preparation... 3:1 Windows NT Setup Wizard... 3:9 Windows NT Setup - Troubleshooting... 3:15 Windows NT Server... 7:3 Windows NT Workstation... 7:4 Windows NT Security Events - Monitoring... 9:17 Windows NT Setup - Local Copy - Making... 3:5 Windows NT Unattended - Installing... 3:22 WINNT32 - Running from Windows NT... 3:6 WINS... 4:14, 5:15 WINS Server - Connecting... 8:21 WINS Database - Viewing... 8:25 WINS Frames... 11:14 WINS Lookup... 8:36 WINS Manager... 4:20 WINS Manager - Statistics... 8:22 WINS Servers - Administering... 8:20 WINS Service - Starting and Stopping... 8:19 Workgroups... 6:3 Workgroups and Domains... 6:3 Workload Balance... 10:9 Workstations... 6:7 Z Zones - Working with... 8:35 SYS-ED \COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (Net Admin ) NDX: Page 9
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