🚀 go-pugleaf

doktorn <c...@algonet.se> wrote:

>David Chamberlain wrote:
>> 
>> I would ask your IS Director what he expects to get from going to NT.  We
>> recently made the switch.  Before we switched I was given all of these
>> wonderful reasons.  Here are some results. 
>[...snip...] 

>> Final Word:
>>   I could go on for hours.  My advice to you is to clearly define the
>> objectives you want to achieve by using Windows NT.  Then learn enough about NT
>> to know you are achieving the objects, and understand what you are giving up.

>Nice to hear that :-) I just can't stand everyone say that NT is better over and 
>over again...I was almost concidering to migrate. But now I'm not.

I have just installed Netware 4.1 on my new HP NetServer LH, although
considered NT.  The deal is that not too many software vendors support
their software when running it on NT or through the NT file services.
Anyway, "everyone" versus one guy still does not appeal to me, at
least not until I see it myself.

As to NT workstation i think it's praetty slick, if my polish friends
now what I mean.


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Ian M. Turek
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Network Administrator and Tech. Support Specialist
Pacific Northwest Bank
Seattle, WA
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