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Table Of Contents  CertiGuide to A+ (Operating Systems)
 9  Chapter 0100:  New Technology
      9  II  NT Fundamentals

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Networking

As mentioned previously in this chapter, NT was built with networking in mind. To ease administration of a network, rights (permissions) are typically broken down by some classification system, which allows unique users to be dropped into the classification system. At this point the unique user automagically inherits the rights of that classification. In NT, this classification system is known as groups.

After setting up all this information on a PC (especially servers), it would be a great waste of time to not back it all up. NT provides a way to do that. To capture the setup, run RDISK.exe

ERD Disk

To create an Emergency Repair Diskette (ERD) run RDISK.exe.


[spacer]Default RDISK

RDISK.EXE only captures the Administrator and guest account. To get all the other users data, run RDISK.EXE/S.


There is another form of classification that occurs known as profiles, which is visited next.


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