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Windows NT 4.0 Server. |
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system is designed for robust scalable networks based on domains.
Where servers are required to handle more than 10 clients, NT Server
is the best choice of operating system. It has been especially
optimized to give good performance as an application server, and has
additional tools to ease network administration problems.
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General
Features of Windows NT Server
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Exceptional file and
print services
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Support for thousands
of client/server applications
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Built-in Security and
advanced fault tolerance
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Runs on your choice of
scaleable hardware including Intel ®x86, Pentium®, Alpha AXP, MIPS®
Rx400, and PowerPC;
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Supports MS-DOS® ,
Windows®, OS/2® , UNIX and Macintosh®
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Integrates with
NetWare®, LAN Manager, UNIX, PATHWORKS, SNA, and other network
systems
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Built-in Migration
Tool for NetWare
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File & Print Services
for NetWare
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Instantly accessible
and up-to-date information
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Hardware autodetect
and CD-ROM-based Express Setup
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Easy-to-use graphical
environment
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Directory service that
aids in the management and control of network resources
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TCP/IP, Macintosh
support, and Remote Access Service at no extra charge
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DNS, DHCP, FTP, WWW,
Gopher, Wins Services built in
System
Requirements for Windows NT Server
For Intel based
and compatible systems:
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486/33 or higher
processor
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16 MB RAM
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125 MB of available
hard-disk space
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VGA, Super VGA, or
video graphics adapter compatible with Microsoft Windows NT Server
3.51
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CD-ROM drive
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Network adapter card
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Microsoft Mouse or
compatible pointing device (mouse recommended)
For RISC-based
systems:
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RISC processor
compatible with Windows NT Server 3.51 (Alpha AXP, MIPS Rx400 and
PowerPC)
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16 MB RAM
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160 MB of available
hard-disk space
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VGA, Super VGA, or
video graphics adapter compatible with Microsoft Windows NT Server
3.51
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CD-ROM drive
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Network adapter card
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Microsoft Mouse or
compatible pointing device (mouse recommended)
SUMMARY
Windows NT 4.0
Server is your only option if you need:
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Dial-up networking
that supports multiple clients at the same time
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File and print sharing
for Macintosh computers
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Easy file and print
sharing over a router (such as between branch offices)
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More than 10 networked
clients
Windows NT 4.0
Server is usually your best option if you need:
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Dial-up networking
that gives clients access to your network
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An application server
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A high performance
file and/or print server
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A print server that
shares AppleTalk printers
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File and print sharing
for UNIX computers
Windows NT 4.0
Workstation, Windows 95, or Windows for Workgroups may be a solution
if:
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You want peer to peer
networking
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No more than ten
clients will access any resources on one server at a time
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Most of your work
involves applications and data stored on the client PCs, and working
with data files over the network is the exception rather than the
rule
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When you open files on
another user's computer, that other user can afford to have
productivity applications slow down
      
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