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Re: NT and Macintosh

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From: Stephen Lee
Date: Thu, 11 Jan 1996 00:00
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On  4 Jan 96 at 17:12, Aaron Brender wrote:

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> For those of you who run NT servers and clients, I am wondering what is the
> most popular method of launching Macintosh applications from an NT server?
> If your method is not popular, I still would like to hear about it.

Aaron,

We're using NT's built in Macintosh services.  Our Mac clients
communicate with the server using Appletalk over ethernet.  The
server shows up in the chooser and can be mounted using the Mac's
built-in client software.  You can also use Microsoft's client
software, which uses password encryption for greater security.

As a sidenote... Our lab networking is handled primarily by Netware
servers.  However, we've found that NT's services for Macintosh
perform much better than Netware for Macintosh, and in many cases,
even better than Appleshare servers.  We are currently using our NT
box as a RevRDist server with much better results than when we were
using Netware.  The new Netware client for Macintosh, however, is
looking pretty slick.  It uses IPX instead of Appletalk and it's NDS
enabled.

-Steve

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Stephen Lee
Academic Technologies
Northwestern University
Phone: (708) 467-2794
Email: stephen-lee@nwu.edu
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Date: 1996/01/11
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