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Ramin,
This is true I think, but what is your point? It's well known that NT
Workstation and NT Server are essentially the same product configured (and
licensed) differently.
Can't IMAGINE why I would EVER care about (violating my MS license and...)
"converting" NT Workstation to NT Server...
Doug
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Doug Forman, MCSE (doug@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Incline Systems, Inc. - Vancouver, WA
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ramin Zahraie [mailto:ramz1@xxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 7:40 PM
> To: Omega List
> Subject: Re: NT4 server or NT4 workstation?
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> I don't know if you gents and ladies know this or not, but it is
> possible to turn Windows NT Workstation into a Windows NT Server by
> changing several registry values. At least this was the case two years
> ago. I'm not sure if M$ fixed this loophole in subsequent service
> packs. I believe it was Schumman and the O'Riley group who were the
> first to discover this. In fact, at one time O'Riley had a web page
> instructing othes on how to do this.
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