Who should attend: Users and administrators who want detailed information about how to get the best performance out of their Windows NT workstation and server.

This course begins by providing an overview of the NT system from an internals point of view. Differences between the workstation and the server product will be covered and there will be further discussion of performance. The computer will be divided into various resource components and each one of these will be covered in detail to gain a clear understanding of their interrelationship.

Course topics will cover:

	Windows NT performance monitoring and data gathering tools
	System components
	Solving performance problems
		Why they occur
		How to fix them
	System settings
		Optimal workstation or server performance
		Registry settings
		Performance tradeoffs
	System resources (CPU, memory, disk, and network)
		Analyzing performance
		Solving bottleneck problems