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Windows NT Workstation Configuration and Maintenance Review, December 14 1999
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This book is a real gem, as far as it goes, but it falls short of what it could have been. Automated scripting and registry management are great, but I would have liked to have seen much more examples of scripting. I think we've all seen the delete c:\temp example too many times and some ideas on time synching, software installs via scripting, and printer and profile management would have been welcome. Worth having, but it's so narrow in it's content it should have been a) twice as thick or b) half the price to be really worth recommending. I will of course, use everything in it, but it left me wanting more....
Windows NT Workstation Configuration and Maintenance Review, November 01 1999
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A superb book, I read it from cover to cover and gained a great deal from its contents. The Authors clearly know their "Onions" and more importantly are capable of imparting their knowledge so even people like me can understand – A must have for all those NT/Perl administrators out there!
Windows NT Workstation Configuration and Maintenance Review, September 09 1999
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A great book. I loved the way the authors don't just give a list of solutions but actually explain how to work things out for yourself. This book is the solar plexus of 20th Century computing literature!
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Book descriptionAnyone faced with setting up and managing a large number of workstations quickly learns the limitations of a graphical user interface. These authors have developed a number of scripts and techniques to bypass the GUI limitations and administer the workstations centrally. The result is Windows NT Workstation Configuration and Maintenance, the only book on the market to focus on automating the daily management tasks required to keep a large workstation farm up and running.
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Anyone faced with the task of setting up and managing a large number of workstations quickly learns the limitations of a graphical user interface. Ashley Meggitt and Matthew Lavy manage the LAN at Jesus College, Cambridge, and they've developed a number of scripts and techniques to bypass the GUI limitations and administer the workstations centrally. The result is Windows NT Workstation Configuration and Maintenance, the only book on the market to focus on automating the management tasks you perform daily to keep a large workstation farm up and running.
Instead of trying to provide one-size-fits-all solutions to what are in reality site-specific kinds of problems, the authors concentrate on the techniques you need to master to keep your workstations under control. Their step-by-step approach shows you how to implement Perl scripts to take care of your particular problems. Topics include:
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- Running scripts without user intervention
- Remote script installation
- Controlling services and drivers
- Machine-specific settings
- Changing network identity
- Perl modules and functions
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Windows NT Workstation Configuration and Maintenance Review, December 14 1999
Submitted by Kevin Long [Respond | View]
This book is a real gem, as far as it goes, but it falls short of what it could have been. Automated scripting and registry management are great, but I would have liked to have seen much more examples of scripting. I think we've all seen the delete c:\temp example too many times and some ideas on time synching, software installs via scripting, and printer and profile management would have been welcome. Worth having, but it's so narrow in it's content it should have been a) twice as thick or b) half the price to be really worth recommending. I will of course, use everything in it, but it left me wanting more....
Windows NT Workstation Configuration and Maintenance Review, November 01 1999
Submitted by Lloyd Charles Wittebol [Respond | View]
A superb book, I read it from cover to cover and gained a great deal from its contents. The Authors clearly know their "Onions" and more importantly are capable of imparting their knowledge so even people like me can understand – A must have for all those NT/Perl administrators out there!
Windows NT Workstation Configuration and Maintenance Review, September 09 1999
Submitted by Mark Berry [Respond | View]
A great book. I loved the way the authors don't just give a list of solutions but actually explain how to work things out for yourself. This book is the solar plexus of 20th Century computing literature!
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