Have you looked into getting Windows NT Server Small Business Edition?  It
has everything built in and almost installs itself, only asking a few
questions.  The setup includes exchange 5.0, proxy server 2.0, internet
information server 3.0 (I think), etc. All this for much less money than if
you were to get the entire BackOffice suite or separate components.  If you
are inexperienced in Windows NT and don't want to spend an exorbitant amount
of money on separate components for the OS you may want give it a try.  Can
you elaborate on what you are going to use the NT server for?

Dan Dexter
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[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Monica Veith
Sent:   Monday, May 04, 1998 4:27 PM
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Subject:        Re: [PCBUILD] WINDOWS NT Server

Jim Meagher wrote:
>
> What OS are the clients running?

Windows 95 and we already have another lan running Novell Netware that
we wish to connect.

> What network protocol have you decided to use?

What do you recommend?

> How far along in the setup have you gotten so far?

I wouldn't mind starting again. Please, could you give me a check list
of things i should do while installing?

Monica Veith