After completing Windows NT 4.0 Workstation Connectivity and Resource Management, the user should be able to:
 

	Configure protocols and services, including NetWare
	Configure names, adapters, and client services
	Manage shared files and directories
	Manage accounts and groups for security
	Set up printing
	Install and configure telephony, RAS, TCP/IP, and Peer Web Services

Understanding Network Services
Covers network protocols and services.
 

	Choosing a protocol
	Configuring protocols and services

Accessing Network Resources
Covers using network services for Microsoft and Novell.
 

	Accessing network resources
	Novell NetWare integration

Securing Windows NT Workstation
Describes techniques for setting up security.
 

	Working with accounts and groups
	Managing security policies

Managing Shared Resources
Discusses rights and permissions for sharing files and directories.
 

	Granting share rights for directories and files
	Setting permissions for directories and files
	Auditing file and directory usage

Printing and Setting Up Printers
Discusses setting up local and shared printers.
 

	Setting up printing on a computer
	Advanced printer setup techniques

Configuring TCP/IP
Describes the options for configuring TCP/IP.
 

	Understanding DHCP, DNS, WINS, and SNMP
	Installing and configuring TCP/IP

Installing and Configuring a Modem
Describes adding and setting up a modem.
 

	Installing a modem
	Understanding telephony

Using Dial-Up Networking
Describes the hardware, software, and protocols for dial-up networking.
 

	Installing and configuring dial-up networking
	Installing and administering RAS

Using Peer Web Services
Describes setting up Peer Web Services to publish information.
 

	Installing and configuring Peer Web Services
	Publishing information and maintaining security

This course is distributed with the Windows NT 4.0 Glossary and files containing the text of exercises.