Windows NT DNS

Wins really is important in a NT domain enviroment, and this book is the best WINS technical reference I have ever read. Michael is an excellent writer as well as a great speaker!Jose Medeiros, Instructor - San Jose City College, MCP+I, MCSE, MCT, Vice President- NT Engineering Association, ...

This books opens up the mystrey behind DNS and WINS , and how they interact in an NT environment. It goes through a step by step process of explaining the concepts of DNS and WINS. The detail explanation on the Database resource records was excellent. Overall, and excellent book to have for understanding and reference for how DNS and WINS work.

You won't be flooded with complicated words in this book. You open it, read, and perform the tasks..in the end you will feel like you have accomplished something most people are afraid to tackle on NT! DNS on NT has been a scary thing..but a lot of that can be blamed on a lack of knowledge and how to properly configure DNS on NT. With this book you will kick ass and never have to deal with the hassles [and patches] of DNS/Bind on Unix..I found this especially helpful with my Cable Modem. I setup an NT box with 2 NIC cards, MS Proxy Server, and configured the machine a CACHE DNS server. This way all the machines on my internal network were able to do lookups quickly.. This book shows it all!

I don't need to know the history of the TCP/IP invented by AT & T or how DNS work. I just need to know how to configure the DNS in a Windows NT 4.0 step by step. I don't have too many time to waste reading the history of the TCP/IP, I am looking for a professional book that help me to just do what I need in the minimum time and this is what I call a good book. Do you know any good book about NT DNS that you can recommend me?

This book is brilliant. It is a pleasure to read, imagine that a DNS book that's enjoyable to read. If you're looking for an NT specific DNS book here's a good place to start.