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Summary: Ed Tittel's first joke
Review: Do not purchase this book if you wish to do something with NT. It reads more like a Microsoft advertisement and is probably only useful for a non-computer literate corporate purchasing officer. If you really want to know about how to really use NT, buy Ed Tittel's Windows NT Server 4 for Dummies which also includes great hidden tips.
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Summary: Good for those who are just starting!
Review: I bought the "Windows NT for dummies" book and was incredibly disappointed. It was written for the person who had never seen a computer before, and barely touched on networking! When I saw this one, I almost passed it by because of the other one. I'm glad I didn't! This book is a great start for networking! It takes the time to get a good foundation going, and then it builds on it. The basics of networking are explained clearly and this book doesn't treat you as if you'd had years of experience in networking. At the same time, it doesn't treat you like you've just discovered what electricity is either (like the other book). Great book!
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Summary: The end all be all to introducing networks to any newbie!
Review: I feel that this book is essential to have in any small business to large business library. From the glossary of terms to the picture layout forum it enables any worker to be able to access needed info for daily duties and the inevitalble trouble shooting!!
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Summary: The end all be all to introducing networks to any newbie!
Review: I feel that this book is essential to have in any small business to large business library. From the glossary of terms to the picture layout forum it enables any worker to be able to access needed info for daily duties and the inevitalble trouble shooting!!
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Summary: Good for those who are just starting!
Review: Those who are complaining that this book doesn't contain enough "meat" should remember that this book is meant only to get a basic grasp of terms and concepts and that other "meatier" books will be required to expand your knowledge. As a NEW NT4 Network Administrator, I appreciate the non-technical jargon and that they don't go too indepth. I learned what I needed to start...now onto those "techie" books!! P.S. My Network is running fantasically!!
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