As an alternative to traditional
classroom training, video training lets you learn Windows NT on your own. A
benefit is that the rewind button lets you review what the instructor just said.
LearnKey offers Windows NT Workstation, six video tapes totaling more
than eight hours of instruction. The videotapes and their contents are listed
below.
Architecture and Installation
Understanding NT's development
Comparing NT to Windows 3.X, WFW, and Win95
Understanding NT's flat 32-bit memory model, multitasking and
multiprocessing capabilities, and built-in networking features
Understanding NT's architectural layers
Learning NT's boot process files and operation
Reviewing the minimum hardware requirements for NT on Intel and RISC
platforms
Avoiding common installation problems
Installing NT from a CD-ROM, over a network, and from diskettes
Resolving Interrupt ReQuest (IRQ) and I/O port address conflicts
Re-creating missing starter diskettes for a CD-ROM installation
Making a computer-specific Emergency Repair diskette
Booting and Configuration
Learning the various startup options and features
Using the Disk Administrator
Understanding the NT Program Manager, including enhancements over the
previous Windows 3.X incarnation
Registry, Security, and Users
Using the NT Registry and Registry Editor
Using the Registry Editor in Safe Mode
Understanding the four Registry sections: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE, HKEY_USERS,
HKEY_CURRENT_USER, and HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
Accessing and updating Registry keys and subkeys
Understanding how Windows NT authenticates users and manages requests for
object access through NT security features, such as user IDs, passwords,
security IDs, access tokens, and object handles
Managing Files, Printers, and Applications
Understanding the three types of file systems that NT supports: the
DOS-compatible File Allocation Table (FAT) file system, the OS/2-compatible
High-Performance File System (HPFS), and the New Technology File System (NTFS)
Setting file systems security parameters and directory permissions,
assigning access rights, adding users and groups, and defining access rights to
file and printer resources
Multitasking NT, DOS, and 16-bit Windows applications
Networking Concepts
Sharing files and printers and running applications over a network
Using NT Workstation's workgroup (peer) networking and NT Server's server
(domain)-based networking
Understanding NT's ability to communicate with other network OSs such as
LAN Manager, LAN Server, WFW, Novell NetWare, and Banyan Vines
Adding and configuring TCP/IP support, including installing the necessary
software
Configuring network bindings so that NetBIOS and TCP/IP can coexist and
work over the same network card
Using NT's Remote Access Service (RAS)
Understanding NT's ability to act as a client on a NetWare network,
including using Microsoft's own implementation of Novell's Internet Packet
eXchange (IPX)/Sequenced Packet eXchange (SPX) communication protocol and
the NT NetWare Workstation Compatibility Service
Performance and Troubleshooting
Using the NT Performance Monitor in the Administrative Tools Group
Troubleshooting by breaking a problem into its components and sequencing
those components
Using the Event Viewer, Disk Manager, and Windows NT Diagnostics to
determine the cause of a problem
Contact Info
LearnKey * 801-674-9733 or 800-865-0165 Email:
learnkey@learnkey.com Web:
http://www.learnkey.com Price:
$79.95 per tape; $289 for all six
