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Microsoft 227-01189 Windows NT Server 4.0 10-Client (Old)

Empower Your Business with a Robust Server Solution Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 with NT Option Pack offers a comprehensive platform for developing and deploying business applications. With integrated web, transaction, and messaging services, this server solution provides the tools needed to ...

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Overview

Empower Your Business with a Robust Server Solution

Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 with NT Option Pack offers a comprehensive platform for developing and deploying business applications. With integrated web, transaction, and messaging services, this server solution provides the tools needed to securely publish and share information across corporate intranets and the Internet. Specifications: * Product: Windows NT Server 4.0 with NT Option Pack * Client Support: 10-Client * Includes: Internet Information Server 4.0, Microsoft Transaction Server 2.0, Microsoft Message Queue Server 1.0, Internet Connection Services * Features: Web publishing, transaction processing, message queuing, remote access services * Discontinued: Yes

Specifications

Software Type
Server Operating System
Version
Windows NT Server 4.0
Client Licenses
10-Client
Brand
Microsoft

Frequently Asked Questions

Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 10-Client is an operating system designed for managing network resources and applications for up to 10 connected client computers.
No, Microsoft support for Windows NT Server 4.0 has concluded, meaning no official updates or security patches are provided.
The "10-Client" means this specific license of Windows NT Server 4.0 is authorized to support up to 10 client computers simultaneously connected to the server.
This older operating system may have limited compatibility with modern applications, which are typically designed for newer Windows versions.