Windows NT Workstation - Plan

Learn about system planning for Window NT Workstations, including how to organize users in terms of users and groups, rights and trusts, and accounts.

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•SCSI Hardware Performance Considerations for Windows 95/Windows NT

A primer on SCSI interfaces in Microsoft Windows 95 and Windows NT, this article covers host adapters, bandwidth use in various configurations, hard drives, devices in general, cabling, and drive array strategies, and other information sources.

•Windows NT Workstation: The Business Case for Windows NT Workstation 4.0 Today

There are many reasons why Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 4.0 is fast becoming the operating system of choice for all business users.

•Microsoft Windows NT Workstation: Organizing Users

This chapter examines the fundamentals of user groups and how to organize them effectively.

•Resource Kit Chapter 1 – Deployment Strategy and Details

This document details the distinct phases of planning and deploying Windows NT Workstation.

•Resource Kit Chapter 4 – Planning for a Mixed Environment

Use the tools and information in this chapter to help manage your migration to a mixed environment of Windows NT Workstation and Windows 95.

•NT Workstation Start Here Manual

The Start Here manual is for new and experienced users of Microsoft Windows NT. In Part I, you'll learn the basic features of Windows NT 4.0, including the new Windows 95 interface. Part II lists the system requirements for running this new version, and then guides you through installing this new operating system.

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