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A

Access
access denied errors, Access Denied
control to domain resources, User Access to Domain Resources, Single Master Domain Model
permissions, Setting the Audit Policy
to files and directories, Setting the Audit Policy
to guests, Setting the Audit Policy
Account
information, managing, Managing Account Information
lockout policy, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
Operators group, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Using Administrators and Operators — An Example, Domain Guests
policy, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
Accounts
computer, Adding New Domain User Accounts
group, Adding New Domain User Accounts
templates, Adding New Domain User Accounts
user, Adding New Domain User Accounts
Add Printer Wizard
adding printer, Adding a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
browsing for printers, Overview of Advanced Server Printing
setting properties, Setting Properties for a Printer (Shared Printer Queue), Setting General Properties for a Printer (Shared Printer Queue), Changing Scheduling and Spooling Settings, Sharing a Printer (Shared Printer Queue), Security, Controlling Access to Printers (Shared Printer Queues), Auditing, Taking Ownership, Setting Device-Specific Properties, Setting Printer Memory, Using Print Forms, Choosing Font Types
setting up a printer, Setting Up a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
setting up a printing pool, Using a Printing Pool
Windows 95 vs. Windows NT, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
Adding
computers to domains, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer
user accounts, Adding New Domain User Accounts, Adding Local User Accounts
Administrative alerts, Assessing and Managing Resource Use, Managing Administrative Alerts
Administrative shares, Sharing a Directory in the HP-UX System, Changing Share Properties
Administrators
adding computers to domains, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer
logging on, How Administrators Should Log On
Administrators group, Domain Guests
ability to grant rights, Managing the User Rights Policy
assigning technical staff, Using Administrators and Operators — An Example
built-in account created automatically, Membership in the Built-in Administrators Group
built-in Administrator user account, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts, Domain Admins
built-in guest account, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
changing printer permissions, Taking Ownership
changing share properties, Changing Share Properties
description, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
rights and built-in abilties held, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
specifying events to be audited, Monitoring Advanced Server Security Events
stopping directory sharing, Stopping Directory Sharing
Advanced Server
administrative shares, Changing Share Properties
browsing feature, Introducing the Advanced Server/9000
clients accessing, Computers that Can Interact with Domain Computers
commands, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer, Removing a Computer From a Domain, Identifying Domains Internally, Changing the Computer Name of a Server or Workstation, Changing the Name of a Domain, Moving a Computer to a Different Domain, Managing the User Environment Profile, Sharing a Directory in the HP-UX System, Default Directory Permissions, Viewing Event Logs at the Advanced Server Command Prompt
dedicated server in master domain model, Dedicated Server in a Master Domain Model
Directory Replicator service, Partial and Full Synchronization
Directory Services, Directory Services and Domains
file name space mapping, Advanced Server Name Space Mapping
integrating with existing systems, Introducing the Advanced Server/9000, Integrating Advanced Server with Existing Systems
interoperability with LAN Manager, Introducing the Advanced Server/9000, How Advanced Server Works with LAN Manager
Net commands, Creating a Trust Relationship Between Two Domains, User Manager and User Manager for Domains, Sharing Resources With Network Users, Sharing a Directory in the HP-UX System, Taking Ownership of Files and Directories, Setting Permissions on Directories, Strategies for Using File Permissions, Setting Customized "Special Access" Permissions, Setting Permissions on Shared Directories, Setting Permissions on Printers, Using a Print Processor Script, Managing a Print Queue
Net Logon service, Sharing Network Resources
overview of features, Introducing the Advanced Server/9000
permissions, How Advanced Server Permissions Work
printing, Overview of Advanced Server Printing, Advanced Server Printing Terms, Advanced Server Remote Printing
remote administration, Introducing the Advanced Server/9000
security model, Introducing the Advanced Server/9000
UNIX system integration, Introducing the Advanced Server/9000
Alerter service, managing administrative alerts, Managing Administrative Alerts
Application log, Overview
Audit policy
auditing printers, Auditing
description, Monitoring Advanced Server Security Events
managing, Managing the Audit Policy
selecting types of events to be audited, Setting the Audit Policy
Auditing
Audit policy, Monitoring Advanced Server Security Events
file and folder access, Auditing File and Folder Access
printer usage, Auditing
resource use, Auditing Resource Use
tracking security events, Monitoring Advanced Server Security Events
Authentication, user logons, User Authentication

B

Backup domain controllers, Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers
Backup Operators group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
BDCs (backup domain controllers)
adding computers to domains, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer
change log of directory database, size, Storage of Changes in the Change Log
description, Primary and Backup Domain Controllers
partial and full synchronizing, Partial and Full Synchronization
promoting, Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers
single domain model, Single Domain Model
synchronizing the directory database, Synchronizing Domain Controllers
Browsing
feature description, Introducing the Advanced Server/9000
network for printers, Overview of Advanced Server Printing
Built-in
global groups, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
local groups, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts

C

Change log, changes to directory database, Storage of Changes in the Change Log
Characters
allowed in group names, Creating New Groups
allowed in user accounts, Adding New Domain User Accounts
Clearing event logs, Setting Options for Logging Events, Archiving a Log
Clients accessing Advanced Server
LAN Manager, LAN Manager 2.2 Servers and Clients, Logging On at Windows 95, Windows for Workgroups, MS-DOS, or LAN Manager, Version 2.2, Client Computers, Connecting to Shared Directories
logging on, How User Logons Work
MS-DOS, MS-DOS Clients, Logging On at Windows 95, Windows for Workgroups, MS-DOS, or LAN Manager, Version 2.2, Client Computers, Connecting to Shared Directories
Windows 95, Windows 95 Clients, Logging On at Windows 95, Windows for Workgroups, MS-DOS, or LAN Manager, Version 2.2, Client Computers, Connecting to Shared Directories
Windows for Workgroups, Logging On at Windows 95, Windows for Workgroups, MS-DOS, or LAN Manager, Version 2.2, Client Computers, Connecting to Shared Directories
Windows NT Workstation, Connecting to Shared Directories
workgroup computers, Workgroup Computers
Computer accounts
definition, Secure Communications Channel
number of in directory database, Directory Database Size
overview, Advanced Server Computer Accounts
secure communications channel, Secure Communications Channel, User Authentication
Computers
adding to domains, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer
changing name, Changing the Computer Name of a Server or Workstation
choosing computer to be print servers, Choosing Computers to Be Print Servers
moving from one domain to another, Moving a Computer to a Different Domain
removing from domain, Removing a Computer From a Domain
Connections
closing resources, Viewing or Closing Resources In Use
connecting to shared directories, Connecting to Shared Directories
disconnecting, Viewing or Disconnecting User Sessions, Viewing or Disconnecting Shared Resources
disconnecting users forcibly when logon hours expire, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
displaying connections and resource usage, Assessing and Managing Resource Use
low speed, User Manager and User Manager for Domains, Refreshing the View, Adding New Domain User Accounts, Creating a New Global Group, Selecting a Computer
making connections from MS-DOS computers, Considerations for MS-DOS Users
printers, Planning How Users Access Printers (Shared Printer Queues)
Copying user accounts, Adding New Domain User Accounts
Creating
custom printer forms, Creating Custom Forms
global groups, Creating a New Global Group
local groups, Creating a New Local Group
logon scripts, Logon Scripts
new groups with User Manager for Domains, Creating New Groups
print processor scripts, Using a Print Processor Script
printers, Adding a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
trust relationships, Creating a Trust Relationship Between Two Domains
Creator Owner
group description, Special Groups
special identity, Setting Permissions on Advanced Server Volumes

D

Databases, directory database, Directory Database
Dedicated server in master domain model, Dedicated Server in a Master Domain Model
Deleting, Removing a Computer From a Domain
computers from domains, Removing a Computer From a Domain
event log files, Archiving a Log
groups created with User Manager for Domains, Deleting a Group
user accounts, Deleting and Disabling User Accounts
Demoting domain controllers, Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers
Device drivers, Advanced Server Remote Printing
Device fonts, Choosing Font Types
Directories, Managing Shared Resources and Resource Security
creating in UNIX system, Sharing a Directory in the HP-UX System
definition, Directory Services and Domains
home directories, Adding New Domain User Accounts, Managing the User Environment Profile
locking during replication, How Directory Replication Works, Managing Exported Subdirectories, Managing Locks and Viewing Import Subdirectory Status
ownership, taking, Taking Ownership of Files and Directories
permissions, File and Directory Permissions, How Advanced Server Permissions Work, Setting Permissions on Advanced Server Volumes, Default Directory Permissions, Strategies for Using File Permissions
sharing in UNIX system, Sharing a Directory in the HP-UX System
Directory database
computer accounts, Advanced Server Computer Accounts, Secure Communications Channel, User Authentication, Directory Database Size
group accounts, Effects of Computer Accounts on Domain Administration
logging on, How User Logons Work
size of in planning domain, Directory Database Size
synchronizing, Directory Database Synchronization
user accounts, Directory Database Size
Directory replication
assigning logon account, Setting Up an Export Server, Setting Up an Import Computer
assigning user account, Replication Prerequisites
configuring with Server Manager, Replication Prerequisites
description, Managing Directory Replication
export servers, Managing Directory Replication, How Directory Replication Works, Setting Up an Export Server, Managing Exported Subdirectories, Exporting to Specific Computers
import computers, Managing Directory Replication, How Directory Replication Works, Setting Up an Import Computer, Exporting to Specific Computers
locking directories, How Directory Replication Works, Managing Exported Subdirectories, Managing Locks and Viewing Import Subdirectory Status
logon scripts, Assigning Logon Scripts to User or Group Accounts
prerequisites, Replication Prerequisites
replicating, Setting Up an Import Computer, Replication of Multiple Directory Trees
Replicator group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
troubleshooting, Replication Troubleshooting Tips, Access Denied, Exporting to Specific Computers, Replication to a Domain Name Over a WAN Link
usefulness, Managing Directory Replication
Directory Replicator service, Managing Directory Replication
Directory Services, Directory Services and Domains
adding several user accounts at one time, Adding New Domain User Accounts
Disabling user accounts, Deleting and Disabling User Accounts
Disconnecting
shared resources, Viewing or Disconnecting Shared Resources
user sessions, Viewing or Disconnecting User Sessions
users forcibly when logon hours expire, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
Documents, printing, Choosing Font Types
Domain accounts vs. workstation accounts, Domain Accounts and Workstation Accounts
Domain Admins group, Membership in the Built-in Administrators Group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Domain Admins, Domain Guests
Domain controllers
adding computers to domains, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer
BDCs, Primary and Backup Domain Controllers
demoting, Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers
member servers, Adding, Renaming, Moving, and Removing Domain Computers
PDCs, Primary and Backup Domain Controllers
promoting, Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers
synchronizing, Synchronizing Domain Controllers
Domain Guests group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Domain Guests
Domain name
changing, Changing the Name of a Domain
identifying internally, Identifying Domains Internally
Domain Users group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Domain Users, Domain Guests
Domains
adding computers, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer
advantages to using, Benefits of Domains
BDCs, Primary and Backup Domain Controllers
built-in groups, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
communicating with other environments, Computers that Can Interact with Domain Computers, Workgroup Computers, MS-DOS Clients, LAN Manager 2.2 Servers and Clients, Sharing Advanced Server Resources With Other Network Computers
computer, User Authentication, Changing the Computer Name of a Server or Workstation
domain accounts vs. workstation accounts, Domain Accounts and Workstation Accounts
Domain Admins group, Membership in the Built-in Administrators Group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Domain Admins, Domain Guests
domain controllers, Primary and Backup Domain Controllers, Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers, Synchronizing Domain Controllers
Domain Guests group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Domain Guests
domain models, Deciding on a Domain Model, Single Domain Model, Single Master Domain Model, Multiple Master Domain Model, Dedicated Server in a Master Domain Model
domain names in user accounts, Domain Names
Domain Users group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Domain Users, Domain Guests
duplicate user accounts in different domains, Duplicate User Accounts in Different Domains
groups, Grouping Users With Similar Needs
logging on, How User Logons Work
low-speed connections, User Manager and User Manager for Domains, Refreshing the View, Adding New Domain User Accounts, Creating a New Global Group
managing, Managing Domains
member servers, Adding, Renaming, Moving, and Removing Domain Computers
moving a computer from one domain to another, Moving a Computer to a Different Domain
non-domain controllers, Computers that Can Interact with Domain Computers
organizing, Deciding on a Domain Model
overview, Directory Services and Domains
pass-through authentication, Pass-Through Authentication
PDCs, Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers
planning, Deciding on a Domain Model
removing computers, Removing a Computer From a Domain
resource domain, Grouping Users With Similar Needs, Single Master Domain Model, Multiple Master Domain Model
resources, user access to, User Access to Domain Resources
security identifier (SID), Identifying Domains Internally, Contents of a User Account
synchronizing directory database, Partial and Full Synchronization
trust relationships, Administering Trust Relationships
Windows NT Workstation, Computers Running Windows NT Workstation
workgroup computers, Computers Running Windows NT Workstation, Workgroup Computers
Dots per inch (DPI), Choosing Printers
Downloadable soft fonts, Choosing Font Types
Drive letters
assigning to shared directories using File Manager, Connecting to Shared Directories
assigning to shared directories using Windows NT Explorer, Connecting to Shared Directories
Drivers, Advanced Server Remote Printing
Duplicate user accounts in different domains, Duplicate User Accounts in Different Domains

E

Environment variables
%USERNAME% wildcard, %USERNAME% in User Profile and Home Directory Paths
description, Managing User Work Environments
home directory, Environment Variables
user environment profile, Copying the User Environment Profile
Errors, access denied, Access Denied
Event logs, Monitoring Events
additional data field, Interpreting an Event, Additional Data
application log, Overview
archiving, Sorting Events, Using Event Logs to Troubleshoot Problems, Using Event Viewer With Archived Log Files
clearing, Setting Options for Logging Events, Archiving a Log
comma-delimited text file format, Sorting Events, Using Event Logs to Troubleshoot Problems, Archiving a Log, Using Logs Archived in a Text Format
deleting, Archiving a Log
description, Monitoring Events
elfread command, using to view, Viewing Event Logs at the Advanced Server Command Prompt
event, Event Header, Event Description, Event Types, Viewing Details About Events
filtering options, Filtering Events
log file format, Overview, Archiving a Log, Viewing a Log Archived in Log File Format
logging options, Setting Options for Logging Events
searching for events, Searching for Events
security event log, Auditing Resource Use, Overview
selecting, Using Event Viewer
size of log, Setting Options for Logging Events, Managing the Audit Policy
sorting events, Sorting Events
system log, description, Overview
troubleshooting uses, Using Event Logs to Troubleshoot Problems
viewing, Using Event Viewer, Viewing Specific Logged Events, Viewing Details About Events, Viewing a Log Archived in Log File Format, Using Logs Archived in a Text Format, Viewing Event Logs at the Advanced Server Command Prompt
Event Viewer, Monitoring Events
access denied errors, Access Denied
archiving logs, Using Event Viewer With Archived Log Files
changing the font, Changing the Font
computer, selecting, Using Event Viewer
displaying events, Interpreting an Event
filtering events, Filtering Events
low-speed connections, Selecting a Computer
refreshing views, Refreshing the View
searching for events, Searching for Events
selecting logs, Using Event Viewer
sorting events, Sorting Events
troubleshooting directory replication, Replication Troubleshooting Tips
viewing, Using Event Viewer, Viewing Specific Logged Events, Viewing a Log Archived in Log File Format
Events, Monitoring Events
description, Monitoring Events
filtering, Filtering Events
interpreting, Interpreting an Event
overwriting, Setting Options for Logging Events
searching, Searching for Events
security, Monitoring Advanced Server Security Events, Managing the Audit Policy, Auditing File and Folder Access
security events, Setting the Audit Policy
sorting, Sorting Events
types, Event Types
viewing, Using Event Viewer, Viewing Specific Logged Events, Viewing Details About Events, Viewing a Log Archived in Log File Format, Using Logs Archived in a Text Format, Viewing Event Logs at the Advanced Server Command Prompt
Everyone
group, Adding New Domain User Accounts, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Special Groups
special identity, Setting Permissions on Advanced Server Volumes
Explorer (Windows NT)
assigning drive letters to shared directories, Connecting to Shared Directories
specifying which files to audit, Monitoring Advanced Server Security Events
Export servers
default export path, How Directory Replication Works
description, Managing Directory Replication
managing locks, stabilization, and subtree replication, Managing Exported Subdirectories
problems if not specified, Exporting to Specific Computers
setting up, Setting Up an Export Server

F

File name space mapping, Advanced Server Name Space Mapping
File systems
blocking access to shared directories, Sharing Resources With Network Users
file and directory permissions, File and Directory Permissions
ownership of files and directories, Taking Ownership of Files and Directories
permissions, how they work, How Advanced Server Permissions Work
security considerations, How Advanced Server Permissions Work
Files
auditing access, Auditing File and Folder Access
file name space mapping, Advanced Server Name Space Mapping
log files, Managing Shared Resources and Resource Security
long file names, Considerations for MS-DOS Users, Advanced Server Name Space Mapping
ownership, taking, Taking Ownership of Files and Directories
permissions, File and Directory Permissions, How Advanced Server Permissions Work, Setting Permissions on Advanced Server Volumes, Setting Permissions on Directories, Setting Permissions on Files, Strategies for Using File Permissions
protecting against viruses, Protecting Against Viruses
replicating, Managing Directory Replication
sharing with network users, Sharing Resources With Network Users
Filtering events, Filtering Events
Folders, Managing Directory Replication
Font types, Choosing Font Types

G

Global groups, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
assigning logon scripts with User Manager for Domains, Assigning Logon Scripts to User or Group Accounts
creating, Creating a New Global Group
deleting, Deleting a Group
description, Grouping Users With Similar Needs
Domain, Membership in the Built-in Administrators Group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Domain Admins, Domain Users, Domain Guests
strategies for using, Strategies for Using Groups
vs. local groups, Local Groups
Group accounts
number in directory database, Directory Database Size
overview, Grouping Users With Similar Needs
Group memberships, changing, Changing a Group's Membership or Description
Groups
Account Operators group, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Using Administrators and Operators — An Example, Domain Guests
assigning to technical staff, Using Administrators and Operators — An Example
Backup Operators group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
built-in groups, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Built-in Global Groups: Automatic Memberships in Local Groups
creating, Creating New Groups
Creator Owner group, Special Groups
deleting, Deleting and Disabling User Accounts
description, Grouping Users With Similar Needs
Domain, Membership in the Built-in Administrators Group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Domain Admins, Domain Users, Domain Guests
Everyone group, Adding New Domain User Accounts, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Special Groups
global groups, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
granting permissions to groups rather than users, Managing Group Accounts
group accounts, Managing User Accounts
group name, Creating New Groups
Guests group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
local, Local Groups
permissions, customizing, Strategies for Using File Permissions
Print Operators group, Controlling Access to Printers (Shared Printer Queues)
Replicator group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
Server Operators group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
special groups, Special Groups
strategies for using, Strategies for Using Groups
user profiles, Managing the User Environment Profile
Users group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
Guests
Domain Guests group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Domain Guests
Guest account, built-in, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
guest logons, local vs. network, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
Guests group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do

H

Hardware, installing printer drivers for multiple platforms, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
Hewlett-Packard (HP), printers and network card addresses, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
Home directories
%USERNAME% wildcard, Managing the User Environment Profile
assigning, Adding New Domain User Accounts
default, Adding New Domain User Accounts
Hours, logon, Setting User Password (Account) Policy, Managing Logon Hours

I

Import computers
default import path, How Directory Replication Works
description, Managing Directory Replication
managing locks, Managing Locks and Viewing Import Subdirectory Status
problems if not specified, Exporting to Specific Computers
setting up, Setting Up an Import Computer
viewing import subdirectory status, Managing Locks and Viewing Import Subdirectory Status
Individual permissions, How Advanced Server Permissions Work
Installing printer driver files
at the print server, Overview of Advanced Server Printing
for multiple hardware platforms, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
for unsupported printers, Installing a Printer Driver for an Unsupported Printer
on Windows 95, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
Interactive special identity, Setting Permissions on Advanced Server Volumes

L

LAN Manager
browsing for print servers, Overview of Advanced Server Printing
clients accessing Advanced Server, LAN Manager 2.2 Servers and Clients
interoperability with Advanced Server, How Advanced Server Works with LAN Manager
local groups not allowed, How Advanced Server Works with LAN Manager
logging on as client computer, Logging On at Windows 95, Windows for Workgroups, MS-DOS, or LAN Manager, Version 2.2, Client Computers
sharing files and printers, Sharing Advanced Server Resources With Other Network Computers
trust relationships, not recognizing, How Advanced Server Works with LAN Manager
Load balancing using replication, Managing Directory Replication
Local groups, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
built-in, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
controlling what users can do, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
creating, Creating a New Local Group
deleting, Deleting a Group
description, Grouping Users With Similar Needs, Local Groups
group name, Creating New Groups
LAN Manager, How Advanced Server Works with LAN Manager
sharing directories, Sharing Directories
strategies for using, Strategies for Using Groups
user rights, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
vs. global groups, Local Groups
Local user accounts
adding, Adding Local User Accounts
description, Local User Accounts
Locking
directories during replication, How Directory Replication Works, Managing Exported Subdirectories
replication from an import computer, Managing Locks and Viewing Import Subdirectory Status
Log files, Overview
change log, changes to directory database, Storage of Changes in the Change Log
event, Overview
security log, Overview
Logging on
administrators, How Administrators Should Log On
at a client computer, Logging On at Windows 95, Windows for Workgroups, MS-DOS, or LAN Manager, Version 2.2, Client Computers
at a Windows NT member server, Logging On at a Computer Running Windows NT Workstation or a Computer Running Windows NT Server as a Member Server
at a Windows NT Server domain controller, Logging On at a Windows NT Server Domain Controller
at a Windows NT Workstation computer, Logging On at a Computer Running Windows NT Workstation or a Computer Running Windows NT Server as a Member Server
cached logon information, Cached Logon Information
disconnecting users forcibly when logon hours expire, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
interactively, Interactive and Remote Logons
managing logon hours, Managing Logon Hours
overview, How User Logons Work
pass-through authentication, Pass-Through Authentication
remotely, Interactive and Remote Logons, Pass-Through Authentication
user authentication, User Authentication
Logon hours, Setting User Password (Account) Policy, Managing Logon Hours
Logon scripts
assigning to user or group accounts, Assigning Logon Scripts to User or Group Accounts
creating, Logon Scripts
description, Managing User Work Environments, Logon Scripts
replicating, Assigning Logon Scripts to User or Group Accounts, Replicating Logon Scripts
Low-speed connections, User Manager and User Manager for Domains, Refreshing the View, Adding New Domain User Accounts, Creating a New Global Group, Selecting a Computer

M

Mandatory user profiles, Managing the User Environment Profile, User Profiles
Mapping user accounts to UNIX system, Managing the User Environment Profile
mapuname command, Managing the User Environment Profile
Master domain model
multiple, Multiple Master Domain Model
single, Single Master Domain Model
Member servers
Administrators account, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
description, Windows NT Server Member Servers
guest logons, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
local home directories, Adding New Domain User Accounts
logging on, Logging On at a Computer Running Windows NT Workstation or a Computer Running Windows NT Server as a Member Server
managing accounts, Membership in the Built-in Administrators Group
managing User Rights policy, Managing the User Rights Policy
trust relationships, Administering Trust Relationships
user accounts, groups, security policies, Domain Accounts and Workstation Accounts
Memory, printer, Setting Printer Memory
Messenger service
indicating when documents are printed, Using a Printing Pool
managing administrative alerts, Managing Administrative Alerts
MS-DOS
accessing printers from MS-DOS clients, Advanced Server Remote Printing
clients accessing Advanced Server, MS-DOS Clients
converting long file names, Considerations for MS-DOS Users
logging on as client computer, Logging On at Windows 95, Windows for Workgroups, MS-DOS, or LAN Manager, Version 2.2, Client Computers
making network connections with net use command, Connecting to Shared Directories
printing from MS-DOS-based applications, Sharing a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
shared directory considerations, Considerations for MS-DOS Users
viewing share names, Sharing Resources With Network Users
Multiple
directory trees, Replication of Multiple Directory Trees
hardware platforms, installing printer driver files, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
master domain model, Multiple Master Domain Model
printer devices connected to single printer, Planning How Users Access Printers (Shared Printer Queues)
printers connected to single print device, Planning How Users Access Printers (Shared Printer Queues)

N

Name space mapping, file, Advanced Server Name Space Mapping
Names
computer names, changing, Changing the Computer Name of a Server or Workstation
domain names, Changing the Name of a Domain, Domain Names
file name space mapping, Advanced Server Name Space Mapping
group names, Creating New Groups
printer names, Sharing a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
Net commands
net accounts, User Manager and User Manager for Domains
net group, User Manager and User Manager for Domains
net help, User Manager and User Manager for Domains
net localgroup, User Manager and User Manager for Domains
net perms, Setting Permissions on Advanced Server Volumes, Setting Permissions on Directories, Strategies for Using File Permissions, Setting Customized "Special Access" Permissions, Setting Permissions on Shared Directories, Setting Permissions on Printers
net print, Setting General Properties for a Printer (Shared Printer Queue), Using a Print Processor Script, Managing a Print Queue
net share, Sharing a Directory in the HP-UX System
net trust, Creating a Trust Relationship Between Two Domains
net user, User Manager and User Manager for Domains
net view, Sharing Resources With Network Users
Net Logon service
discovery process, User Authentication
pass-through authentication, Pass-Through Authentication
secure communications channel, Secure Communications Channel, User Authentication
user authentication, User Authentication
Network adapter cards, Advanced Server Printing Terms, Configuring Network-Interface Printers
Network Neighborhood
browsing for printers, Overview of Advanced Server Printing
making connections to shared directories, Connecting to Shared Directories
managing printers remotely, Viewing and Managing Remote Printers
viewing share names, Sharing Resources With Network Users
Network special identity, Setting Permissions on Advanced Server Volumes
Network-interface printers
configuring, Configuring Network-Interface Printers
description, Advanced Server Printing Terms
Networks
access by computers running other operating systems, Computers that Can Interact with Domain Computers
adding domain computers, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer
browsing available resources, Administering Trust Relationships
domain models, Deciding on a Domain Model
home directories, Adding New Domain User Accounts, Managing the User Environment Profile
installing printer drivers, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
interoperation of Advanced Server with other network software, Integrating Advanced Server with Existing Systems
logon hours, managing, Managing Logon Hours
logon scripts, Managing Logon Hours
network adapter cards, Advanced Server Printing Terms
protecting against viruses, Protecting Against Viruses
removing domain computers, Removing a Computer From a Domain
security, Advanced Server Domains
sharing files and printers with other networks, Sharing Advanced Server Resources With Other Network Computers
synchronizing domain computers, Synchronizing Domain Controllers

O

Operating systems, access by other network operating systems with local user accounts, Computers that Can Interact with Domain Computers
Ownership
files and directories, Taking Ownership of Files and Directories
printers, Taking Ownership

P

Pass-through authentication, Pass-Through Authentication
Passwords
Account policy, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
Administrator account, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
user accounts, Contents of a User Account
PDCs (primary domain controllers)
dedicated server in master domain model, Dedicated Server in a Master Domain Model
demoting, Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers
description, Primary and Backup Domain Controllers
multiple master domain model, Multiple Master Domain Model
single domain modle, Single Domain Model
synchronizing the directory database, Directory Database Synchronization
time zone used, Managing Logon Hours
Permissions, Managing Shared Resources and Resource Security
changing file permissions, Setting Permissions on Files
copying with User Manager for Domains, Adding New Domain User Accounts
customizing, Strategies for Using File Permissions
default directory permissions, Default Directory Permissions
definition, Managing the User Rights Policy
directory permissions, Managing Shared Resources and Resource Security
granting to groups rather than users, Managing Group Accounts
individual, How Advanced Server Permissions Work
printers, Setting Permissions on Printers, Security
setting permissions, Strategies for Using File Permissions, Setting Permissions on Shared Directories
share permissions, Setting Permissions on Shared Directories
special access permissions, How Advanced Server Permissions Work, Strategies for Using File Permissions
standard permissions, How Advanced Server Permissions Work
strategies for using, Strategies for Using File Permissions
vs. rights, Managing the User Rights Policy
Planning domains
directory database size, Directory Database Size
multiple master domain model, Multiple Master Domain Model
overview, Deciding on a Domain Model
single domain model, Single Domain Model
single master domain model, Single Master Domain Model
Policies, Managing Domain Security Policies
Power Users group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
Primary domain controllers, Primary and Backup Domain Controllers
Print devices, Planning How Users Access Printers (Shared Printer Queues)
description, Advanced Server Printing Terms
multiple printers connected to single print device, Planning How Users Access Printers (Shared Printer Queues)
single printer connected to multiple print devices, Planning How Users Access Printers (Shared Printer Queues)
Print Operators group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
changing printer permissions, Controlling Access to Printers (Shared Printer Queues)
rights and built-in abilities held, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
sharing printers, Sharing Printers
Print processor scripts, creating, Using a Print Processor Script
Print servers
administering remotely, Advanced Server Remote Printing, Viewing and Managing Remote Printers
browsing for LAN Manager print servers, Overview of Advanced Server Printing
choosing which computers to use, Choosing Computers to Be Print Servers
combining file and print services, Combining File and Print Services
description, Advanced Server Printing Terms
installing printer driver files, Overview of Advanced Server Printing, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms, Installing a Printer Driver for an Unsupported Printer
port, term description, Setting Up a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
setting Advanced properties, Configuring the Server's Properties
setting properties, Setting General Properties for a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
Printer drivers
description, Advanced Server Printing Terms
installing printer driver files, Overview of Advanced Server Printing, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms, Installing a Printer Driver for an Unsupported Printer
Printers, Setting Up Print Servers
accessing from MS-DOS-based workstations, Advanced Server Remote Printing
browsing the network for printers, Overview of Advanced Server Printing
choosing printers to use, Choosing Printers
configuration options, Combining File and Print Services
configuring network-interface printers, Configuring Network-Interface Printers
connections, Planning How Users Access Printers (Shared Printer Queues)
creating, Adding a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
definition, Advanced Server Printing Terms
font types, Choosing Font Types
forms, Using Print Forms, Creating Custom Forms
graphics support, Choosing Printers
high volume vs. less expensive personal printers, Choosing Printers
installing printer driver files, Overview of Advanced Server Printing, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms, Installing a Printer Driver for an Unsupported Printer
multiple hardware platforms, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
naming, Sharing a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
network-interface printers, Advanced Server Printing Terms, Configuring Network-Interface Printers, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
parallel and serial ports, Advanced Server Printing Terms, Choosing Printers, Choosing Computers to Be Print Servers, Combining File and Print Services
permissions, Setting Permissions on Printers
pools, Using a Printing Pool
print device, description, Advanced Server Printing Terms
Print Operators group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
print servers, Advanced Server Printing Terms
printer memory, Setting Printer Memory
priority levels, Giving Shared Printer Queues Different Priority Levels
Properties, Setting General Properties for a Printer (Shared Printer Queue), Changing Scheduling and Spooling Settings, Sharing a Printer (Shared Printer Queue), Security, Controlling Access to Printers (Shared Printer Queues), Auditing, Taking Ownership, Setting Device-Specific Properties, Setting Printer Memory, Using Print Forms, Choosing Font Types, Setting Document Defaults, Creating Custom Forms, Viewing and Managing Remote Printers
properties, Adding a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
shared printer queue, defined, Advanced Server Printing Terms
speed considerations, Choosing Printers
terminology, Advanced Server Printing Terms
terminology in Advanced Server, Advanced Server Printing Terms
UNIX system, Advanced Server Printing Terms, Setting Up a Printer (Shared Printer Queue), Configuring an HP-UX System Printer, Using a Print Processor Script
Printing, Setting Up Print Servers
combining file and print services, Combining File and Print Services
documents, Postponing Documents, Giving Shared Printer Queues Different Priority Levels, Changing Scheduling and Spooling Settings, Setting Document Defaults, Managing a Print Queue
dots per inch (DPI), Choosing Printers
font types, Choosing Font Types
from MS-DOS-based applications, Sharing a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
planning printing operations, Planning Your Printing Operations
pools, Using a Printing Pool
processing scripts, using, Using a Print Processor Script
queue, Managing a Print Queue
queue, managing, Managing a Print Queue
remote management, Advanced Server Remote Printing, Viewing and Managing Remote Printers
shared printer queue, description, Advanced Server Printing Terms
spooling, Advanced Server Printing Terms, Changing Scheduling and Spooling Settings, Setting Server Properties
terminology, Advanced Server Printing Terms
Privileges, Managing Shared Resources and Resource Security
Profiles, User Profiles
Properties
changing share, overview, Changing Share Properties
connections, displaying, Assessing and Managing Resource Use

Q

Queue, Advanced Server Printing Terms
managing a print queue, Managing a Print Queue

R

Remote administration, Introducing the Advanced Server/9000
Remote logons
description, Interactive and Remote Logons
pass-through authentication, Pass-Through Authentication
Removing, Removing a Computer From a Domain
computers from domains, Removing a Computer From a Domain
trust relationship, Removing a Trust Relationship Between Two Domains
Renaming
PDC, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
user account, Renaming a User Account
Replicating, Managing Directory Replication
Resource domain, Grouping Users With Similar Needs, Single Master Domain Model
Resources
assessing and managing usage, Assessing and Managing Resource Use
auditing usage, Auditing Resource Use
closing, Viewing or Closing Resources In Use
disonnecting shared resources, Viewing or Disconnecting Shared Resources
domain, user access, User Access to Domain Resources
sharing, description, Managing Shared Resources and Resource Security
viewing resources in use, Viewing or Closing Resources In Use
viewing shared resources, Viewing or Disconnecting Shared Resources
Rights, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
built-in groups, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
copying with User Manager for Domains, Adding New Domain User Accounts
definition, Managing the User Rights Policy
granting to users, Managing the User Rights Policy
managing user rights, Managing the User Rights Policy
table of rights, Managing the User Rights Policy
vs. permissions, Managing the User Rights Policy
Roaming user profiles, Managing the User Environment Profile

S

SAM (Security Accounts Manager) database, Secure Communications Channel
Scripts, Logon Scripts
Searching for events, Searching for Events
Security
Accounts Manager (SAM) database, Secure Communications Channel
disconnecting users forcibly when logon hours expire, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
events, Monitoring Events
identifiers (SIDs), User Accounts Allow Access to Domain Resources
logon hours, managing, Managing Logon Hours
permissions, Managing User Accounts
policies, Managing the User Rights Policy
printers, Controlling Access to Printers (Shared Printer Queues), Auditing, Taking Ownership, Setting Server Properties
protecting against viruses, Protecting Against Viruses
rights, Managing the User Rights Policy
security log, description, Overview
security policies, Managing Domain Security Policies
shared directoires, setting permissions, Setting Permissions on Shared Directories
user accounts feature, User Accounts Allow Access to Domain Resources
Security policies
Account policy, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
Audit policy, Monitoring Advanced Server Security Events, Managing the Audit Policy
overview, Managing Domain Security Policies
trust relationships, Administering Trust Relationships
Server Manager
Account Operators group, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
connections and resource usage, displaying, Assessing and Managing Resource Use
directories, sharing, Sharing a Directory in the HP-UX System
directory replication, configuring, Replication Prerequisites
disconnecting, Viewing or Disconnecting User Sessions, Viewing or Disconnecting Shared Resources
import computers, setting up, Setting Up an Import Computer
partial and full synchronizing of BDCs, Partial and Full Synchronization
sending messages to users connected to servers, Sending a Message to Users
share permissions, setting, Sharing Directories
share properties, changing, Changing Share Properties
stopping directory sharing, Stopping Directory Sharing
viewing, Assessing and Managing Resource Use, Viewing or Disconnecting User Sessions, Viewing or Disconnecting Shared Resources
Server Operators group
assigning technical staff, Using Administrators and Operators — An Example
changing printer permissions, Controlling Access to Printers (Shared Printer Queues)
description, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
rights and abilities, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
sharing directory in Advanced Server, Sharing a Directory in Advanced Server
sharing printers, Sharing Printers
stopping directory sharing, Stopping Directory Sharing
Servers, Network Building Blocks-An Overview
dedicated in master domain model, Dedicated Server in a Master Domain Model
demoting, Promoting and Demoting Domain Controllers
disconnecting users, Viewing or Disconnecting User Sessions
export servers, Managing Directory Replication
home directories, Adding New Domain User Accounts, Managing the User Environment Profile
logon hours, managing, Managing Logon Hours
logon scripts, Logon Scripts
member servers, Computers that Can Participate in Domains
print servers, Computers that Can Participate in Domains
replicating files and directories, Managing Directory Replication
Server Manager, Computers that Can Participate in Domains
Server Operators group, Computers that Can Participate in Domains
viewing user sessions, Viewing or Disconnecting User Sessions
Services, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
Alerter, Managing Administrative Alerts
Directory Replicator service, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
Directory Services, Directory Services and Domains
Messenger service, indicating when documents are printed, Using a Printing Pool
Net Logon service, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
setdomainname command, Changing the Name of a Domain
setservername command, Changing the Computer Name of a Server or Workstation
Share names
printers, Setting Up a Printer (Shared Printer Queue), Sharing a Printer (Shared Printer Queue)
viewing, Sharing Resources With Network Users
Share permissions
description, Sharing Network Resources
setting, Sharing Directories
Shared directories, Managing Shared Resources and Resource Security
assigned drive letters using File Manager, Connecting to Shared Directories
assigning drive letters with Windows NT Explorer, Connecting to Shared Directories
changing share properties, Changing Share Properties
connecting to shared directories, Connecting to Shared Directories
considerations for MS-DOS users, Considerations for MS-DOS Users
securing effectively, Setting Permissions on Shared Directories
setting permissions, Setting Permissions on Shared Directories
share name, Sharing Resources With Network Users, Considerations for MS-DOS Users
sharing with network users, Sharing Resources With Network Users
special shares (system created), Sharing a Directory in the HP-UX System
stopping directory sharing, Stopping Directory Sharing
Shared files, Managing Shared Resources and Resource Security
Shared printer queue, definition, Advanced Server Printing Terms
Shares, administrative, Sharing a Directory in the HP-UX System
SIDs (security identifiers), User Accounts Allow Access to Domain Resources, Contents of a User Account, Renaming a User Account, Deleting and Disabling User Accounts, Deleting a Group
Single
domain model, Single Domain Model
master domain model, Single Master Domain Model
Special identities, Setting Permissions on Advanced Server Volumes
Spooler
description, Advanced Server Printing Terms
enabling event logging, Setting Server Properties
local spooling system (UNIX), Advanced Server Printing Terms
Standard permissions, How Advanced Server Permissions Work
Synchronizing
directory database, Directory Database Synchronization
domain controllers, Synchronizing Domain Controllers
System Policy Editor, System Policy
System special identity, Setting Permissions on Advanced Server Volumes

T

Templates, using to add user accounts, Adding New Domain User Accounts
Time zone, PDC, Managing Logon Hours
Trust relationships, Effects of Computer Accounts on Domain Administration
administering, Administering Trust Relationships
computer accounts and secure channels, Effects of Computer Accounts on Domain Administration
creating, Creating a Trust Relationship Between Two Domains
description, Trust Relationships
domain models, Trust Relationships
duplicate user accounts in different domains, Duplicate User Accounts in Different Domains
LAN Manager, trust relationships not available, Administering Trust Relationships, How Advanced Server Works with LAN Manager
limitations of Windows NT Server Tools, Limitations in Server Tools' User Manager for Domains
local user account restrictions, Local User Accounts
multiple master domain model, Multiple Master Domain Model
overview, Administering Trust Relationships
pass-through authentication, Pass-Through Authentication
removing, Removing a Trust Relationship Between Two Domains
single master domain model, Single Master Domain Model

U

UNIX system
directory, Sharing a Directory in the HP-UX System
file name space mapping, Advanced Server Name Space Mapping
file sharing, File and Directory Permissions
integration with Advanced Server, Introducing the Advanced Server/9000
mapping user accounts, Managing the User Environment Profile
MS-DOS user considerations, Considerations for MS-DOS Users
printing, Advanced Server Printing Terms, Configuring an HP-UX System Printer, Using a Print Processor Script
Usage
auditing printer usage, Auditing
displaying connections and resources, Assessing and Managing Resource Use
User accounts
account information, managing, Managing Account Information
Account Operators group, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer
Account policy, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
adding, Adding Local User Accounts
adding one at a time, Adding New Domain User Accounts
adding several at one time, Adding New Domain User Accounts
Administrator, built-in, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts, Membership in the Built-in Administrators Group, Domain Admins
assigning logon scripts with User Manager for Domains, Replicating Logon Scripts
contents, Contents of a User Account
copying existing accounts, Adding New Domain User Accounts
deleting, Deleting and Disabling User Accounts
description, Managing User Accounts
Directory Replicator service, Replication Prerequisites, Setting Up an Export Server, Setting Up an Import Computer
disabling, Deleting and Disabling User Accounts
disconnecting users forcibly when logon hours expire, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
domain accounts vs. workstation accounts, Domain Accounts and Workstation Accounts
domain names, Domain Names
duplicate in different domains, Duplicate User Accounts in Different Domains
global groups, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
Guest account, built-in, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
home directories, Adding New Domain User Accounts, Managing the User Environment Profile
local groups, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
local user accounts, Local User Accounts, Adding Local User Accounts
logon hours, managing, Managing Logon Hours
logon scripts, Managing Logon Hours
mapping to UNIX system, Managing the User Environment Profile
number in directory database, Directory Database Size
pass-through authentication, Pass-Through Authentication
passwords, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
permissions, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
renaming, Renaming a User Account
security identifiers (SIDs), User Accounts Allow Access to Domain Resources
selecting, Adding New Domain User Accounts
template accounts, Adding New Domain User Accounts
User Manager for Domains, User Manager and User Manager for Domains
user rights, Managing User Accounts
User Rights policy, Managing the User Rights Policy
workstation accounts vs. domain accounts, Domain Accounts and Workstation Accounts
User environment
logon scripts, Managing the User Environment Profile
overview, Managing the User Environment Profile
User Manager for Domains, Adding New Domain User Accounts
user profiles, Managing the User Environment Profile
User logons, Contents of a User Account
User Manager for Domains
Account Operators group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do, Using Administrators and Operators — An Example, Domain Guests
adding user accounts, Adding New Domain User Accounts
copying, Adding New Domain User Accounts
creating new groups, Creating New Groups
deleting groups, Deleting a Group
granting rights to local groups, Granting Rights to a Local Group
guest logons, Built-in Domain and Workstation User Accounts
home directories, Adding New Domain User Accounts, Managing the User Environment Profile
logon scripts, assigning to user or group accounts, Assigning Logon Scripts to User or Group Accounts
low-speed connections, User Manager and User Manager for Domains, Refreshing the View, Adding New Domain User Accounts, Creating a New Global Group
managing, Managing the User Rights Policy, Managing Logon Hours, Managing Account Information, Membership in the Built-in Administrators Group, Changing a Group's Membership or Description
overview, User Manager and User Manager for Domains
refreshing displayed information, Refreshing the View
selecting accounts, Adding New Domain User Accounts
User profiles
description, Managing the User Environment Profile, Managing User Work Environments
local user profile, Managing the User Environment Profile
mandatory, Managing the User Environment Profile, User Profiles
overview, User Profiles
roaming, Managing the User Environment Profile, User Profiles
specifying profile location, Managing the User Environment Profile
Windows 95 vs. Windows NT, Managing the User Environment Profile
User rights, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer, Managing User Accounts
adding computers to domains, Adding a Domain Workstation or Server Computer
built-in local groups, Built-in Local Groups and User Rights
description, User Rights Control Actions by the User
group accounts, Grouping Users With Similar Needs, Directory Database Size
User Rights policy, Managing the User Rights Policy
User Rights policy, managing, Managing the User Rights Policy
Users
controlling what users can do, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do
disconnecting, Viewing or Disconnecting User Sessions, Viewing or Disconnecting Shared Resources
disconnecting forcibly when logon hours expire, Setting User Password (Account) Policy
environments, Managing User Work Environments
granting, Managing Group Accounts, Granting Rights to a Local Group
logon hours, Managing Logon Hours
permissions, Managing Logon Hours
profiles, Managing User Work Environments
rights, Managing Logon Hours
user, User Accounts Allow Access to Domain Resources, Viewing or Disconnecting User Sessions
Users group, Built-in Local Groups—Controlling What Users Can Do

V

Variables, environment, Environment Variables
Viewing
document printing status, Managing a Print Queue
event logs, Using Event Viewer
import subdirectory status, Managing Locks and Viewing Import Subdirectory Status
printers remotely, Viewing and Managing Remote Printers
resources in use, Assessing and Managing Resource Use
share names, Sharing Resources With Network Users
shared resources, Viewing or Disconnecting Shared Resources
user sessions, Viewing or Disconnecting User Sessions
Viruses, Protecting Against Viruses

W

Windows 95
Add Printer Wizard, Overview of Advanced Server Printing, Adding a Printer (Shared Printer Queue), Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
clients accessing Advanced Server, Windows 95 Clients
installing printer driver files, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
logging on as a client computer, Logging On at Windows 95, Windows for Workgroups, MS-DOS, or LAN Manager, Version 2.2, Client Computers
remote print management, Advanced Server Remote Printing
user profiles, Managing the User Environment Profile
Windows for Workgroups
accessing Advanced Server, Connecting to Shared Directories
logging on as a client computer, Logging On at Windows 95, Windows for Workgroups, MS-DOS, or LAN Manager, Version 2.2, Client Computers
share name considerations, Considerations for MS-DOS Users
shared directory considerations for MS-DOS users, Considerations for MS-DOS Users
viewing share names, Sharing Resources With Network Users
Windows NT Server
logging on at a domain controller, Logging On at a Windows NT Server Domain Controller
upgrading printer driver files, Installing Printer Drivers for Multiple Hardware Platforms
Windows NT Workstation
accessing Advanced Server, Computers Running Windows NT Workstation, Connecting to Shared Directories
domain overview, Computers that Can Participate in Domains
trust relationships, Administering Trust Relationships
viewing share names, Sharing Resources With Network Users
Wizards, Overview of Advanced Server Printing
Workgroup, definition, Computers Running Windows NT Workstation, Workgroup Computers
Workstations
making connections to shared resources, Connecting to Shared Directories
workstation accounts vs. domain accounts, Domain Accounts and Workstation Accounts


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