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Essential Windows NT System Administration

Errata for Essential Windows NT System Administration

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Version Location Description Submitted by Date submitted
Printed Page 54
The Footnote makes no sense where referenced (3rd Sentence, 1st

BulletedItem of "Resources for Custom Services"). Perhaps it should be
referenced somewhere in the previous section ("Creating a System
Initialization Script"). Or perhaps some clarification is required.

 Anonymous   
Printed Page 203
The second paragraph of the section Other options for

backing up the registry. The word "hives" should be "files".

 Anonymous   
Printed Page 271
6th paragraph

The correct syntax for using NET PRINT command to manipulate a print job is:
NET PRINT \HOST N /CMD,
without specifying PRINTER

 Anonymous   
Printed Page 419
The link for www.ntsecurity.net, is no longer valid.

Anonymous   
Printed Page 434

Under "User Account Tools," it reads:

"UseStat.Exe"

Should read:

"UsrStat.Exe"

 Anonymous   
Printed Page 436
NOTE sidebar

The redirection syntax is incorrect. Both of the examples that follow
the phrase "In other words," need to have the numeral 2 precede the ">"
greater-than symbol rather than succeed it.

As printed:

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.

Should read:

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.

 Anonymous