Netware to Windows NT complete / Arnold Villeneuve and Wayne McKinnon

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ntroduction xvii
Chapter 1 Netware and Windows NT Platforms
1 (64)
Chapter Objectives
2 (1)
Network Operating Systems: A Historical Perspective
2 (4)
The Birth of Windows NT
6 (4)
The NetWare 4.x Story
10 (55)
Target Market and Market Share
23 (4)
Network Management Models
27 (16)
NOS Processing Methodologies
43 (5)
Windows NT Multiprocessing
48 (2)
NetWare Multiprocessing
50 (8)
NT System Fault Tolerance
58 (7)
Chapter 2 Integration and Migration Issues: Planning, Management, and Tools
65 (38)
Chapter Objectives
66 (1)
Why Support a Mixed-Platform Network?
66 (2)
Single Point of Access to Network Resources
68 (1)
Internetworking: Transport Protocol
69 (1)
Interoperability: Service Protocol
69 (1)
Security
70 (1)
Maintenance
71 (1)
Training
71 (1)
Terminology
72 (1)
Network Traffic
73 (1)
File System Backup
74 (1)
Complete Migration
74 (29)
Getting All the Systems to Work Together
75 (1)
The OSI Reference Model
75 (28)
Chapter 3 Protocol Integration
103 (82)
Chapter Objectives
104 (1)
An Overview of the Communication Process
104 (1)
An Analogy
105 (1)
Addressing
106 (23)
The Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Reference Model
108 (2)
The Physical Layer
110 (2)
The Data Link Layer
112 (4)
The Network Layer
116 (3)
The Transport Layer
119 (1)
The Session Layer
120 (2)
The Presentation Layer
122 (2)
The Application Layer
124 (2)
The Complete OSI Model
126 (2)
A Trekky Analogy
128 (1)
Comparing Novell and Microsoft Networking Protocols
129 (1)
Novell Netware Protocols
130 (10)
Internetwork Packet eXchange (IPX)
135 (1)
Sequenced Packet eXchange (SPX)
135 (1)
Netware Core Protocol (NCP)
136 (1)
Netware IP
137 (1)
The Netware IP Client Architecture
137 (1)
Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
138 (1)
Netware Link State Protocol (NLSP)
138 (1)
Service Advertising Protocol (SAP)
138 (1)
Network Basic Input Output System (NetBIOS)
139 (1)
Netware Remote Procedure Call (RPC)
139 (1)
Apple Talk
139 (1)
The NetWare Communication Process in Action
140 (1)
Windows NT Networking Protocols
140 (5)
Network Device Interface Specification (NDIS)
144 (1)
Transport Level Protocols
145 (40)
NetBIOS Extended User Interface (NetBEUI)
145 (2)
NBF Limitation
147 (1)
NWLink Internetwork Packet eXchange (NWLink IPX or NetWare Link Protocol)
147 (3)
NetBIOS in TCP/IP (NBT)
150 (3)
Transport Driver Interface (TDI)
153 (32)
Chapter 4 Client Connectivity
185 (150)
Chapter Objectives
186 (1)
Overview of Multiplatform Connectivity from a Client Perspective
187 (2)
Client Connectivity in a Heterogeneous Network Environment
189 (16)
DOS/Windows Connectivity Options
189 (1)
Installing the DOS/Windows 3.x Netware Client Drivers
190 (1)
Supporting Multiple Protocol Stacks
190 (5)
Connecting the DOS/Windows Client to NetWare and Windows NT
195 (1)
NET Command Syntax
196 (1)
Accessing NT Server Drives
197 (1)
Accessing Windows NT Printers
198 (1)
Another Alternative: Changing the Windows NT Server
198 (1)
Using the NetWare MAP Command to Access a Windows NT Server Running File and Print Service for NetWare
198 (2)
Integrating Windows for Workgroups with NetWare and Windows NT
200 (2)
Supporting Non-Microsoft Windows Networks
202 (3)
Making the Windows NT Network Connection from WFWG
205 (5)
Configuring the Logon
205 (1)
Logon Startup Settings
206 (1)
The Logon to Windows NT
207 (1)
Accessing File and Print Services
207 (3)
Making the Novell NetWare Connection from WFWG
210 (76)
The NetWare Login
210 (1)
NetWare Client Redirector Options
211 (2)
The NetWare User Tools
213 (1)
Accessing NetWare File and Print Services
214 (1)
The Latest Thing for Windows for Workgroups: 32-Bit Network Drivers
215 (5)
Coordinating User Names and Passwords
220 (1)
The Hidden User Name and Password File
220 (21)
Profiles and Policies
241 (45)
Windows NT Connectivity Options
286 (49)
Windows NT Networking Architecture
288 (1)
Windows NT Networking Architecture
289 (2)
Overview of the Windows NT Logon Process
291 (2)
NetWare Connectivity
293 (1)
Windows NT Workstation Is Tightly Integrated with Windows NT Domains
293 (3)
Logon Validation
296 (1)
Loading the User Profile
297 (1)
Microsoft's Client Services for NetWare (CSNW)
298 (1)
Implementing CSNW for Windows NT
299 (2)
Changing Your CSNW Settings
301 (2)
Accessing NetWare Server Volumes and Directories
303 (1)
Working with the MS-DOS-Compatible Command Prompt to Access Network Services
304 (1)
Accessing Netware Print Queues
305 (2)
Support for NetWare-Aware Applications and Utilities
307 (1)
Don't Forget the Message Files
307 (1)
Running NetWare-Aware Applications
308 (1)
Monitoring CSNW Performance
309 (1)
General CSNW Troubleshooting Tips
310 (1)
Windows NT Workstation 4.0 and Client Services for NetWare
311 (3)
Are Profiles and Policies Still Supported?
314 (3)
Novell NetWare Client Software for Windows NT Workstation
317 (1)
Novell's NetWare Client 32 for Windows NT
317 (1)
NetWare Client 32 for Windows NT 3.51 and 4.0 Installation
318 (1)
NetWare Client 32 for Windows NT 3.51 and 4.0 Installation
319 (3)
NetWare Administrator for Windows NT
322 (1)
Novell's IntranetWare Client for Windows NT
323 (2)
Installation Overview
325 (2)
Unattended Installations May Reduce the Steps
327 (1)
Logging On
327 (1)
Installing Administration Utilities on the NetWare Server
328 (4)
Additional Connectivity Options
332 (3)
Chapter 5 Server Integration
335 (36)
Chapter Objectives
336 (1)
Server Integration Requirements
336 (2)
Gateway Services for NetWare
338 (25)
Installing Gateway Services for NetWare
340 (3)
Enabling the File Gateway
343 (3)
Configuring the Print Service Gateway
346 (1)
Troubleshooting the Gateway
347 (13)
Enabling NetWare Accounts on the Windows NT Server
360 (3)
Making a NetWare Server Look Like Windows NT Using Samba
363 (2)
Where Can I Get Samba?
363 (1)
Required NetWare NLMs
364 (1)
Samba on NetWare Prerequisites
364 (1)
Detailed Installation Instructions for Downloading Samba
365 (2)
Step 1: Download All the Required Files
365 (1)
Step 2: Download Samba Files for Installation in sys:system
365 (1)
Step 3: Download Samba Files for Installation in sys:samba
365 (1)
Step 4: Place the SMB.CFG File in the sys:samba Directory
366 (1)
Step 5: Tweak the sys:etc\hosts File
366 (1)
Step 6: Tweak the sys:etc\services File
366 (1)
Step 7: Create a sys:samba Directory
366 (1)
Step 8: Create a sys:samba Directory
366 (1)
Step 9: Create Empty Samba Log Files
367 (1)
Step 10: Tweak the sys:samba\Imhosts File
367 (1)
Starting Samba
367 (1)
Step 1: Create Directory Map Objects in the NDS
368 (1)
Step 2: Create Print Queue Aliases in the NDS
368 (1)
Step 3: Configure smb.cfg
368 (1)
Undocumented Parameters
368 (3)
On the Server Console
369 (2)
Chapter 6 Directory Services Manager for NetWare
371 (22)
Chapter Objectives
372 (1)
Managing NetWare Servers as Part of a Windows NT Domain
372 (1)
Windows NT Directory Services Manager
373 (1)
Benefits of Directory Services Manager for NetWare
374 (1)
Directory Services Manager for NetWare Installation and Management
375 (13)
Synchronizing Changes to the Windows NT Domain with NetWare Servers
380 (1)
Rules for Managing NetWare Accounts Using Directory Services for NetWare
381 (4)
Troubleshooting Directory Services Manager for NetWare
385 (3)
Integrating Windows NT Servers with Novell Directory Services
388 (5)
Chapter 7 Migration
393 (92)
Chapter Objectives
394 (1)
Determining the Scope of the Migration Project
394 (1)
Stages of a Server Migration
395 (5)
1. Objective of the Migration
395 (1)
2. Current System Analysis
396 (1)
3. Identification of Affected Network Components
396 (1)
4. Proposed System Design
397 (1)
5. Migration Strategy
397 (1)
6. Test Migration and Refinement to Process
397 (1)
7. Live Migration
398 (1)
8. Post Migration Testing and Maintenance
399 (1)
Types of Migrations
400 (85)
Comparing Windows NT and NetWare User and System Information
401 (1)
Comparing System Settings: Account Restrictions
402 (2)
Effect of Restrictions During a Migration
404 (1)
Windows NT Domain
405 (2)
NetWare 3.x
407 (3)
NetWare 4.x
410 (1)
Comparing Administrative Accounts
410 (2)
What About NetWare 4.x NDS?
412 (1)
Will These Capabilities Change in the Future?
412 (1)
Comparing User Accounts
412 (1)
Windows NT Domain User and Group Accounts
413 (1)
User Settings
414 (1)
Group Settings
415 (1)
NetWare 3.x Bindery-Based User and Group Accounts
415 (1)
User Settings
415 (3)
Group Settings
418 (1)
NetWare 4.x
419 (2)
Comparing File and Directory Security
421 (2)
NetWare File System Security (in a Very Small Nutshell)
423 (1)
Windows NT Security (in Another Nutshell)
424 (1)
NetWare and Windows NT File System Attributes
425 (2)
NetWare to Windows NT: Introduction to the Migration Tool for NetWare
427 (58)
Chapter 8 Migration Project Planning Overview
485 (22)
Chapter Objectives
486 (1)
Migration and What It Means
486 (3)
User and Group Account Information
488 (1)
System Security Policies or Rules
488 (1)
Volumes, Files, and Directories/Folders
489 (1)
File System Security
489 (1)
Migration Planning
489 (1)
Plan Your Work and Work Your Plan
490 (1)
Components of a Migration Plan
490 (1)
Corporate Technology Processing Requirements: Present and Planned
491 (1)
Evaluating Alternatives
492 (1)
Selecting the Solution
492 (1)
Specifying the Details
493 (1)
Creating a Time Line
494 (1)
Implementing the Migration Project
495 (1)
Follow-up Project Review
495 (1)
Migration Planning Checklists
495 (2)
Appendix A Terminology Guide: The Novell to Microsoft Dictionary 507 (26)
About This Guide 507 (1)
Introduction 507 (1)
Document Conventions 508 (22)
Microsoft Terms with No Direct Novell Equivalent 530 (1)
NetWare Terms Without Microsoft Equivalents 531 (2)
Appendix B A Brief Description of the NT Deployment Document 533 (2)
Appendix C NetWare to Windows NT Complete CD-ROM Disk Contents 535 (4)
Index 539

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