After completing Windows NT 4.0 Server Planning and Installation, the user should be able to:
 

	Plan the disk drive configuration
	Choose a file system and fault-tolerance method
	Choose the network protocols to use
	Install Windows NT Server 4.0
	Configure the disk drives with file systems and fault-tolerance methods
	Configure the network protocols and protocol bindings

Planning Disk Drive Configuration
Explains how to plan the disk drive configuration for Windows NT Server 4.0.
 

	Choosing a file system
	Choosing a fault-tolerance method

Choosing a Protocol
Describes the advantages and disadvantages of several transport protocols.
 

	TCP/IP
	NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol
	NetBEUI

Installing Windows NT Server 4.0
Explains the differences between installing Windows NT Workstation 4.0 and Windows NT Server 4.0.
 

	Choosing the server role as Primary Domain Controller, Backup Domain Controller, or Member Server
	Choosing a License Mode
	Installing server-specific services

Configuring the Protocols
Describes the techniques for configuring the protocols you chose.
 

	TCP/IP
	NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport Protocol
	NetBEUI

Managing Disk Storage
Explains how to configure hard disks to meet various requirements.
 

	Providing security with NTFS
	Partitioning and formatting
	Allocating disk space capacity with Volume Sets
	Providing redundancy with Mirror Sets and Stripe Sets with Parity
	Improving performance with Stripe Sets and Stripe Sets with Parity

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