Title: There's enough here to get you through
Product review: Strangely enough, this book does not deal with Windows NT 4.0 workstation, but there is enough information you can extract to restore an NT nework which has stopped working for no obvious reasons. Save yourself a couple of hundred dollars on a network expert, fix it yourself, and get tiny but invaluable facts about setting up the TCP/IP and subnet mask fields for the next time. My surmise is that an upgrade in Service Pack disrupted the settings. A NIC card with self-diagnostics really helps too - it could have had more specific info on this area. The book also dwells too long on the advantages of a network over none - you would assume that if you would consider buying this book, that you already knew that.
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