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Windows NT User Administration covers everyday problems faced by system administrators and goes beyond the GUI to describe the tools you need to solve them. The book covers the whole spectrum of user management: user security, user customization, and system resource auditing. Youll find real-world examples and many useful Perl scripts to help you keep your system humming.This book is especially useful to administrators working in a large-scale environment. The examples are based on the authors experience in setting up a user community that is in constant change (the student population of a major university); you can benefit from what theyve learned and begin to automate tasks that otherwise would take up much of your day. The authors explain how to create large numbers of users and restrict their ability to modify the environment. Once you have your user community under control, you can use the Perl scripts in this book to audit activity on your servers and notify you automatically if anything goes wrong.Many Windows NT books introduce you to a range of topics, but seldom do they give you enough information to master any one thing. This book (like other OReilly Animal Guides) is different. Windows NT User Administration makes you an expert at creating users efficiently, controlling what they can do, limiting the damage they can cause, and monitoring their activities on your system. Dont simply react to problems; use the techniques in this book to anticipate and prevent them.
October 1997: First Edition.