Author: Tony Werten
Date: 03:17:43 09/16/01
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On September 16, 2001 at 04:42:20, Harald Faber wrote: >Hi all, > >anyone having an idea how all the Windows-OS act with the networks? >As you know I have two comps, on the one PC there is Windows98SE, on >the other there is Windows95b. This one I would like to change to a >more stable OS. I consider NT 4.0 and Windows 2000. The question is, >does Windows NT 4 (my favourite because of lowest system resource >needings and very stable) connect with the Win98SE PC? Yes. >Does it make a difference >if I use NT4 Server or Workstation? In your case no. NT WS behaves like NT SV for a limited number of clients (between 4 and 8, can't remember ) Nt Server is a rip off. It's almost identical to WS, besides some administration tools and some hardcoded limitations. >Currently they are connected via >MS-Network (LAN). A workgroup with an easy, low overhead protocol (fe NetBui ) seems the most appropriate. >Or should I better take Win2000 because with this >system it will work and connect with Win98SE? Isn't Win2000 just a NT5 ? (or was that millenium ?) cheers, Tony > >Any idea? > >TIA!
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