Windows NT 4.0 Server.

General Features of Windows NT Server

·        Exceptional file and print services

·        Support for thousands of client/server applications

·        Built-in Security and advanced fault tolerance

·        Runs on your choice of scaleable hardware including Intel ®x86, Pentium®, Alpha AXP, MIPS® Rx400, and PowerPC;

·        Supports MS-DOS® , Windows®, OS/2® , UNIX and Macintosh®

·        Integrates with NetWare®, LAN Manager, UNIX, PATHWORKS, SNA, and other network systems

·        Built-in Migration Tool for NetWare

·        File & Print Services for NetWare

·        Instantly accessible and up-to-date information

·        Hardware autodetect and CD-ROM-based Express Setup

·        Easy-to-use graphical environment

·        Directory service that aids in the management and control of network resources

·        TCP/IP, Macintosh support, and Remote Access Service at no extra charge

·        DNS, DHCP, FTP, WWW, Gopher, Wins Services built in

System Requirements for Windows NT Server

For Intel based and compatible systems:

·        486/33 or higher processor

·        16 MB RAM

·        125 MB of available hard-disk space

·        VGA, Super VGA, or video graphics adapter compatible with Microsoft Windows NT Server 3.51

·        CD-ROM drive

·        Network adapter card

·        Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device (mouse recommended)

For RISC-based systems:

·        RISC processor compatible with Windows NT Server 3.51 (Alpha AXP, MIPS Rx400 and PowerPC)

·        16 MB RAM

·        160 MB of available hard-disk space

·        VGA, Super VGA, or video graphics adapter compatible with Microsoft Windows NT Server 3.51

·        CD-ROM drive

·        Network adapter card

·        Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device (mouse recommended)

SUMMARY

Windows NT 4.0 Server is your only option if you need:

·        Dial-up networking that supports multiple clients at the same time

·        File and print sharing for Macintosh computers

·        Easy file and print sharing over a router (such as between branch offices)

·        More than 10 networked clients

Windows NT 4.0 Server is usually your best option if you need:

·        Dial-up networking that gives clients access to your network

·        An application server

·        A high performance file and/or print server

·        A print server that shares AppleTalk printers

·        File and print sharing for UNIX computers

Windows NT 4.0 Workstation, Windows 95, or Windows for Workgroups may be a solution if:

·        You want peer to peer networking

·        No more than ten clients will access any resources on one server at a time

·        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

·        When you open files on another user's computer, that other user can afford to have productivity applications slow down

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