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Domain Administration from an NT Workstation
NT Server 4.0 tools let you administer domains from a workstation.
L. J. Locher
December 6, 1999
1 Min Read
Administering Windows NT domains doesn't have to take place only at a domain controller. You can also administer domains from an NT workstation. To do so, you need to install the NT Server client-based administration tools from the NT Server 4.0 installation CD-ROM on the workstation. From the clientssrvtoolswinnt folder, run setup.bat. The files will install into the %systemroot%system32 folder on your NT machine. This installation doesn't create shortcuts for you but only copies the files. Table A lists the tools you need to create shortcuts for.
TABLE A: NT Server 4.0 Client-Based Administration Tools
Tool Name | Filename |
|---|---|
DHCP Manager | dhcpadmn.exe |
System Policy Editor | poledit.exe |
Remote Access Administrator | rasadmin.exe |
Remoteboot Manager | rplmgr.exe |
Server Manager | srvmgr.exe |
Services for Macintosh | sfmreg.exe |
User Manager for Domains | usrmgr.exe |
WINS Manager | winsadmn.exe |
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