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Title: Y2K Technical Reference for NT Server by Melissa, McSe, McNe, Ccna Craft, Stace, McSe, Ccna Cunningham, Han Van Dorrn, Syngress Media ISBN: 1-886801-87-8 Publisher: Charles River Media Pub. Date: May, 1999 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $69.96

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Average Customer Rating: 4.33 (6 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: Great resource of Y2K information.
Comment: This book has a compilation of great resources... It helped me to understand the Y2K problem solving concepts in a great manner.

Rating: 5
Summary: Awesome!!
Comment: This book gave me some real world information to use in my job. With Y2k around the corner, this book is a must! It validated all the work we've done to this point and gave us some extra pointers for other areas in applications that we had not explored.

Rating: 1
Summary: Regurgitation of information available 6 months ago
Comment: I bought this book hoping for an explanation and in-depth analysis of the nuances of testing NT systems. What I got was a boilerplate Y2K book with the standard information you would find on every website or other book (Assess, Analyze, Remediate, Retire, etc.) The "NT" portion of the book simply repeats the Y2K status of NT Server, SQL Server, etc. But the information is months old! NT4SP4 is listed as a new release. No mention of NT4SP5. Some of the testing guidelines are incredibly simplistic (1-send messages 2- roll over the clock on your Exchange server 3- send more messages). The book also has standard Y2K compliance information (check the website instead) for many products such as Groupwise and Lotus Notes. If you are looking for a general, simplistic approach to Y2K compliance information of major products that is 6 months old, this is the book for you. I'm returning mine. If you want a technical reference for NT Systems, check out the Microsoft Y2K CD from Technet. It's not great, but it's better than this (and it's up to date).