Windows NT Client

Windows NT Client Certification

About Windows NT Client

Windows NT Client is a version of the Windows NT operating system that is designed to be used on individual personal computers or workstations. It is a client version of the operating system, meaning that it is designed to connect to and access resources on a network, such as file servers or databases, rather than providing those resources itself. Windows NT Client is also known as Windows NT Workstation.

Who should take the Windows NT Client Certification exam?

Individuals who want to learn how to install, configure, and manage Windows NT operating system on desktop computers. IT professionals, network administrators, and support personnel who are involved in managing Windows-based computer systems would benefit from taking this course.

Windows NT Client Certification Course Outline

Here are some common topics that may be covered in a Windows NT Client course:

Introduction to Windows NT and its architecture
Installing and configuring Windows NT Workstation
Managing user accounts and profiles
Configuring and managing network services (TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, etc.)
Managing and maintaining the file system and disk management
Securing the workstation and network
Monitoring and troubleshooting the workstation
Managing Remote Access and Remote Desktop Services
Managing and Maintaining Internet Explorer
Managing and Maintaining Remote Access Dial-up networking
Managing and Maintaining File Services
Upgrading to newer versions of Windows NT