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Netware to Windows NT complete / di Villeneuve Arnold

Sommario: “...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? ...”