MS Windows NT Server 4.0 Networking Guide

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This book is dedicated to creating self-sufficient network administrators!

Contributors to this book include the following:

Technical Editors
Patricia Solon, Sharon Tighe

Copy Editor
J. Elise Ellinghausen

Proofreader
Kimberly O'Neal

Managing Editor
Sonia Marie Moore

Technical Writers
Janet Anderson, Marc Genty, Jeff Howard, Jan Jolan James, Chris Kagen, Richard Lerz, Peter Lovejoy, Laura Sheppard, Maureen Sullivan

Writing Manager
Peggy Etchevers

Production Lead
Nikole Faith

Production Team
Cathy Pfarr, Keri Segna, Jeff Weaver, Todd White

Indexers
Jane Dow, Ronnie Maier, Barbara Sherman

Production Manager
Karye Cattrell

Lead Graphic Designer
Chris Blanton

Design Support Team
Johnni Cutler, Amy Iffland, Casey McGahan, Wendy Salvatori, Gabriel Varela, Sue Wyble, Jan Yeager

Software Program Managers
Louis Kahn, Ryan Marshall

Software Developer
Martin Holladay

Software Tester
Cliff Hudson

Technical Marketing Liaison
Ty Carlson

Technical Consultants
Pradeep Bahl, John Ballard, Denise Y. Deng, Michele Freed, James Gilroy, Cory Hendrix, John Jacobs, Ian Jose, Bin Li, David S. Loudon, Dave Macdonald, Mike Massa, Dan Perry, Rodger Seabourne, Munil Shah, and numerous other hardworking Windows NT Developers, Program Managers, and Product Support Specialists

Product Support Liaisons
Roger Bruist, Todd Hafer

And special thanks to the following people and companies for contributing to the success of the Windows NT Server Resource Kit interoperability lab:

John Allen, Hal Antonson, Howard Bishansky, Bruce Burns, Gregory DeJarnette, Sudheer Dhulipalla, Paul Donnely, Ken Evans, Alex Foskett, Paul Goode, Elise Hammond, Bob Hyman, Doreen Kindred, Richard Lerz, Georgia Marra, Giuseppe Mascarella, Mark Roy, Serge Sozonoff, Prashanth Viswanath, Sam White, Vaughn Winslow, American Power Conversion Corporation (APC); Bay Networks, Inc.; Crystal Computer Services, Inc.; Digital Equipment Corporation; Eicon Technology; Hummingbird Communications, LTD; Intergraph Corporation; Lantronix Corporation; Octopus Technologies, Inc.; Walker Richer & Quinn, Inc.; Wall Data, Inc.

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