Essential Windows NT System Administration 
by AEleen Frisch



Here are the changes that were made for the 7/98 reprint:


(24) 2nd bullet under "Using and customizing...":
moved the footnote marker to the end of the second
sentence, after "(try!)"

(24) footnote, 1st sentence:  changed
	The character used ...
to
	If it doesn't work, it's easy to enable it:
	the character used...

{48} 1st para. under "Determining the Time...", 2nd
sentence:  changed

	However, this event is not, in fact, recorded,...
to
	However, this event is not, in fact, always
	recorded,...


[169} last paragraph, 2nd sentence:  changed

	...time that it takes her to change the permissions...
to
	...time that it takes her to take ownership and
	change the permissions...


{187} under "Differential backups": changed

	...are copied and marked as backed up...
to
	...are copied but not marked as backed up...


(211) next-to-last line:  changed the reference to Table 8-1
to Table 8-2


(213) under "Services": changed the reference to Table 8-2
to Table 8-3


{224} Table 8-3, description of Windows Internet Name Service:
changed to

	Provides NetBIOS name registration and resolution
	services, translating NetBIOS computer names to IP
	addresses.


{229} 1st para., line 3:  changed

	...pre-loaded into the WINS cache...
to
	...pre-loaded into the NetBIOS name cache...


{229} last line:  changed "simply some subtree" to "simply
some pruned subtree"


{232} 1st para. under "Caching-only server", last sentence:
changed

	...by never asking for the same name twice between
	server restarts.
to
	...by not asking for the same name again as long as
	the name remains in its cache.


{233} step 4, lines 2 and 3: changed

	...this selection creates a subzone of the currently
	selected zone...
to
	...this selection creates a new subdomain in the
	currently selected zone...


{233} step 5, 2nd sentence: changed

	These zone must be assigned names...
to
	In most cases, these zones are assigned names...


{235} replaced the 1st paragraph with

	By default, the DNS server facility is installed
	in caching-only mode.  If your network is connected
	to the Internet, then no further configuration is
	required. If not, modify the DNS cache file as
	indicated in step 4 below.  I prefer to run a
	caching-only server in manual mode. Here are the
	steps for setting one up:


{235} step 4: change

	...that points to one or more DNS server. For example...
to
	...that points to one or more authoritative DNS servers
	for your domain.  If you are connected to the Internet,
	then these will be the Internet's root name servers;
	these are provided in the default cache file provided
	with Windows NT and may also be obtained from
	ftp.rs.internic.net/domain/root.cache.

	If you network is not connected to the Internet, then
	the file should contain entries for the local root servers.
	For example...

("ftp.rs.internic.net/domain/root.cache" is in italics.)

{236} 2nd bullet list, 2nd bullet item, "The Forwarders tab...":
changed

	...specifies a list of hosts allowed to ask for name
	resolution...
to
	...specifies a list of hosts which can be contacted for
	name resolution...


{238} last para., 1st sentence: changed

	...is checked, the WINS service interfaces with DNS
	name resolution services (via the Microsoft DNS Server
	facility) as required (discussed later in this chapter).
to
	...is checked, the system will use DNS name resolution
	sevices (via the Microsoft Server facility) to resolve
	a name if WINS is unable to do so.


{241} removed the paragraph immediately before "Dynamic IP
Address Assignment" (beginning "As we've seen...")


{276} number 1, under "Printing from UNIX Systems":  changed example

	pic:lp=:rm-vala:rp=picasso
to
	pic:lp=:rm=vala:rp=picasso


{277} NOTE, last sentence:  changed "This path" to "This patch"


{327} 1st bullet:  added new sentence to the end:

	Also, remember that only items on NTFS filesystems can
	be audited.


{327} 3rd bullet:  changed to

	Failed remote login attempts in which an invalid
	username is entered are not always recorded (there may
	be a hotfix for this bug).


{436}  NOTE:  changed to

	The form "2>&1" used by the UNIX Bourne shell to
	combine standard output and standard error is supported
	only if it follows the initial I/O redirection construct.
	In other words, "> file >2&1" but ">2&1 > file" doesn't.

("file" is italicized both times.)


{441}  under "Conditional Commands" changed

	if [not] exists file cmd
to
	if [not] exist file cmd

(in constant-width; file cmd is in constant-wdith italics.)