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Guest
Is it possible to add a Vista system to WinNT domain?
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Jeff Warren
Yes, assuming it Vista Business or higher.
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
I am not sure, since NT 4 Server is so old, but I guess if it supports IPv4
and Vista supports IPv4, it should work. I am going to setup a VM Ware for
this right now, will report back later.
You might also want to ask this question in:
microsoft.public.windowsnt.domain
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and Vista supports IPv4, it should work. I am going to setup a VM Ware for
this right now, will report back later.
You might also want to ask this question in:
microsoft.public.windowsnt.domain
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Zack Whittaker
Yeh - it should work but it's certainly not recommeded - you really are
better off connecting it to a Windows Server System (2003 onwards, including
Small Business Server). To get the best potential, Windows Server "Longhorn"
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better off connecting it to a Windows Server System (2003 onwards, including
Small Business Server). To get the best potential, Windows Server "Longhorn"
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Zack Whittaker
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Ed Dixon
You can see drives from a NT 4.0 Domain systems and share them as needed.
Same for printers and other shared resources. This occurs even if Vista PC
is part of a workgroup.
Ed
Same for printers and other shared resources. This occurs even if Vista PC
is part of a workgroup.
Ed
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
Depends on how your network is setup and if the features in Longhorn Server
fits your needs, its not necessarily about having the best of the best. Some
old servers at my work place are running NT Server, but the jobs they are
doing are really not that important, such placing transactions for orders at
the canteen or storing miscellanous data.
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fits your needs, its not necessarily about having the best of the best. Some
old servers at my work place are running NT Server, but the jobs they are
doing are really not that important, such placing transactions for orders at
the canteen or storing miscellanous data.
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Andre
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