Windows NT WorkGroup		Windows NT Server
Purpose:� Operates in a type peer-to-peer		Purpose: Windows NT Server is optimized
networking environment.� Each computer		for use as a file, print, and application server
operates as a client and a server.� It incorporat-		that can handle large or small tasks.
es desktop operating system.� Windows
NT Workstation can be used alone as a
desktop operating system, networked in a
peer-to-peer workgroup, or as a workstation
in a Windows NT Server domain environment.
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WINDOWS NT WORKSTATION ADVANTAGES:		WINDOWS NT SERVER ADVANTAGES:
1.� Desktop Performance, preemptive multi.		1.� Server Perf.-- Supports 4 processors in a symmetric
���� allows for multi-threading.		��� multiprocessing environ.� OEM supports up to 32
2.� Hardware profiles, keeps an inventory of H/W		��� processors.
3.� MS Int. Explorer, fast simple bowser		2.� Built-in Commun.� RAS, allows up to 256 inbound
4.� MS messaging, stores electronic mail.		���� sessions for out of area workers.� (don't forget this
5.� Peer Web Serv.� Personal Web Server.		���� is up to 256 work groups.
6.� Security, local security to files, folders etc.		3.� Manage. Tools -- Task Manager monitors programs
7.� Oper. Syst. Stability, each program is in		���� tasks, of the systems daily operations.
���� its own operating space, so if a program		����
���� goes haywire, it will note effect the rest		���� Network Monitor examines network traffic to and�
���� of the system.		���� from the server at the packet level. Great for
		���� trouble-shooting.
		4.� IIS. Integrates Web Server with the operating system
		5.� Admin. Wizards. Guides you in adding users,
		���� creatjibg and managing groups of users, etc.
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