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.
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.