After completing Windows NT 4.0 Server Monitoring and Troubleshooting, the user should be able to:
 

	Monitor performance
	Resolve configuration errors
	Troubleshoot problems with RAS
	Resolve connectivity problems
	Troubleshoot problems with resource access and permissions
	Recover from fault-tolerance failures

Using Performance Monitor
Explains how to use Performance Monitor.
 

	Monitoring processor, memory, disk, and network
	Identifying performance bottlenecks

Resolving Configuration Problems
Describes the options for backing up and restoring the Registry.
 

	Backing up the Registry using NT Backup
	Backing up parts of the Registry using Disk Administrator or Registry Editor
	Creating an Emergency Repair Disk
	Restoring Registry information

Troubleshooting RAS
Describes the techniques for resolving problems with RAS.
 

	Using Dial-Up Monitor
	Logging RAS events

Troubleshooting Connection Problems
Explains how to to determine the source of connectivity problems.
 

	Using the diagnostic utilities
	Troubleshooting Network Client

Troubleshooting Security Problems
Describes the techniques for resolving resource access and permission problems.
 

	Changing permissions
	Taking ownership of a resource

Resolving Fault-Tolerance Failures
Describes the techniques for recovering data using the selected fault-tolerance methods.
 

	Restoring backups
	Repairing a Mirror Set
	Repairing a Stripe Set with Parity

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