FWIW, I wrote a book about Windows NT Server 4. Internet Archive has a copy you can read online: https://archive.org/details/windowsntserver400cowa/page/n9/mod

FWIW, I wrote a book about Windows NT Server 4. Internet Archive has a copy you can read online: https://archive.org/details/windowsntserver400cowa/page/n9/mode/1up https://archive.org/details/windowsntserver400cowa/page/n9/m... I'm not sure how it holds up. This was the very last generation of big tech books about Windows Server that were not aligned with a test curriculum. I honestly don't know if that's a good thing; the standardized tests at least made sure (I hope) that the information was accurate and that the important topics were covered. Whereas I started with a blank sheet of paper. Wrote whatever I could figure out and get working. Very much pre-Active Directory; in my day job at the time we ran a Banyan Vines network, because the directory is the primary service. I'm proud of the chapter on Macintosh clients, as it was a good piece of tech at the time and no one else talked about it much.