Windows NT Server 4.0 OS

Windows NT Server 4.0 Operating System




Windows NT Server 4.0

This operating system contains the functionality of Windows NT Workstation 4.0. The software has been optimized for use as a server and supports up to 4 processors. The FAT and NTFS file systems are still supported and even HPFS, in case you upgrade from Windows NT Server 3.51.

Microsoft recommends the following order before the installation of Option Pack: InstallWindows NT Server 4.0, Service Pack 3, Internet Explorer 4.01 and then the Option Pack.

Minimum Requirements x86:
- Intel 486/33 MHz or higher
- 16 MB RAM
- 125 MB free hard disk space
- VGA or SVGA compatible graphics card
- CD-ROM drive
Minimum Requirements RISC:
- ALPHA, MIPS, or PPC
- 16 MB RAM
- 160 MB free hard disk space
- VGA or SVGA compatible graphics card
- CD-ROM drive





Screenshots


Windows NT Server 4.0, Welcome to the Setup program Hardware configuration Choice of partition Format the partition with NTFS

Progress bar of formatting Directory for Windows NT files The installation progress bar Setup-Assistant

Registration of the CD identification number Selection of licensing mode per server or workstation Set computer name Server Type setting

Password for Administrator Account Create Emergency Disk Component selection Wizard Server Setup

Connections with network LAN, RAS Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) Select Network Cards Select Network Protocols

Select Networking Services Set network bindings Setting the workgroup or domain The installation is complete

Configuration of IIS 2.0 Directories of the IIS for Web, FTP and Gopher Reboot the computer OS Loader V4.00 for Windows NT Server

Boot screen with version, service pack, the number of CPUs and memory Logon to the server Administrator login Internet Explorer 6.0

System Properties General administration and diagnostics Disk Manager Administrative Assistant for servers

Ntoskrnl.exe blue screen

Versions

Date Version
1996 August Windows NT Server 4.0, RTM
1997 May Service Pack 3
1998 Oct. Service Pack 4
1999 Nov. Service Pack 6
2001 July Security Rollup Package (SRP)