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`Mil-t}. and some
`readers
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`soft finally seem:
`to have decided
`what the product
`is. Gone are the
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`strategy going
`nowhere fast
`[ntel Corp. is preparing a third.
`generation I.1I' Pentium proces-
`son. scheduled to appear in i
`mid- [995.
`.ISVs say 08 project is in trouble
`The Peotiums. node-named
`contmc‘rtial version until llttt
`IFS-SC. will be based on a. modi-
`second hall'otnest year at best.
`fied PSI": design and have a
`Others doubt i! I!!!“ can ever
`IBM's much-touted and long-
`eloekatripletl speed ol 5“ MHz
`pull nfi the ltllll'ltictus W_
`awaited Workplace opetaling
`externally and IS-fl MHz intc'r-
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`systems technology appears to
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`be in deep trouble. industry
`week. The products will scores i
`wasting; your time on IBM''5
`observers and IBM‘s closest
`sent the- last Pentium redesign
`technology." said iirn Lennane.
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`processor. souroes said.
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`to ship by lhe end of in! year.
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`lBM‘s closest
`micron production technology.
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`which will alltntl Intel todeliver I partners do not e'rerl exp-rel a
`even higher clock speeds later.
`sources said.
`Intel is euIrenIly using oe .
`micron production technologyI
`in its P544: Peanut-n5. which are
`offered in Pill-MHz and I'm-
`MHa versions.
`The P5“: design operates at
`3.3- volts and is expected to run
`'IL5 course with EEO-MHZ and.
`131MHz versions appearing
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`Decreased voltage will mark
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`currc'dl generation. Though
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`Database vendors ready
`better bottleneck busters
`each database server.
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`Network managers Who have
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`long sought tools to pinpoint
`database lrafic bottlenecks will
`Hewlett Packard Co's tips It-
`View or IBM NelViewifiDW —-
`have a chanoc in the next few
`months to kick the tires on a
`congestion and interrupts [mm
`a Irariedoolleetion ot‘ databases.
`new generation of products.
`'l'his single-source approach
`Leading database vendors
`will take a lot of the hassle and
`including JBM. Sybase Inc..
`Oracle Cotp..G-upta Corp. and
`guesswork out of management
`troubleshooting. analysts said.
`Progress Soltware Corp. are
`It will tell a manager whelher
`updating their products
`to
`the database serveria on—line or
`allow Simple Network Manage-
`oil-iine. how many users are
`ment Protocol [SNMPHased
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`It was devcioped by Enter-
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`lest Tranaler Protocol. a tram-
`reunion
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`being data encryption, authen-
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`technologies — till common in
`private-line transactions — to
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`Watfiingln‘n. Iitiill demonstrate a parallel mmptlcr feature [or the
`:tpcinrning release ril' Symanltrt: F- a. crude-named 'l'crtttt'rrolttr. The
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`prioss or iii 'I'i'tirtltl‘iid 39” Series at portable computers...de
`Combat! Co. has added an Internet World Wide Web Flt:-
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`will announce nesl truck Uprising Wizard. 3 Inn! [of Micron“ :
`Access that cttmcrls Amt. databases to Micrtwrfl's SQL Server
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`' PhotnStyl-or users a [tee Mil-day trial vermin" ofitti Picturt: Publisher
`ill image editor. thnSlylcr urn-rs can upgrade It: lhe CD-RGM -
`= version til Picture Publisher for $99... Berri-Ii Invention-I Inn-'1
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`a deal last Week in intsgn'tc Hurt-media‘s Strum 3D rt ntlering -
`teem-toning}l intn Oracle‘s Media Ohjoclt multimedia development
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`tool for Urucle's Media Server dauhasc...IBM Ii'Iir mortlh plans to i
`ship a card that trail turn its IBM PC Server into a Witthnd huh
`wilhuul degrading, sit-mgr pcrlormance. Pricing has not been
`ml...TEm Immewill announce this week it Windows NT
`15 version of its Information Engineering Faciiiltr application
`development tool. not-r re named Computer. Computer trill ship
`this quartst [or window Jul. USE. and Unit. Friar turf in ;
`Sl1.flflO...Gupt: Corp. announced Quickflhjccls [or tit-ratio. an :
`addition to its SQLWimlmts development tool thnl leuuevslripsrs
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`build links In Gnarls stored procedure: without additional pro-
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`OCTOBER 3. 1994
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`DATA COLLECTION AND annuals sorrwnnc
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`‘ MicroCal Software Inc. hasjust
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`released Version 3.5 ofOrigin.
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`. Which began asa graphics peck-
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`age but has become a tool that's
`much. much more. It’s a truly
`impressive package that can
`. control your instruments. collect
`your data. analyze it. and their
`- depict it using a dealing artill-I
`ofcustontiaa‘olc graphs And it‘s
`' soldas a system of modules. letv
`1'ttlg you purcl'ursc only what you
`need.
`in its henn.the$4950figin is
`5
`i still a graphit: package. but il's
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`malieal and uadstiml talents. Its
`spreadsheet editor can taltt:
`your A5le.dBase. Excel. LD-
`tus l—Z—fi. Qunttru Pm. 55mph!)-
`ny. or Paradox files and place
`them. in multiple wrkshecls of
`up to EDD columns by 32.1w
`rows catch.
`Once yourtlota is. in the well:-
`shoct. you can transform or sort
`the information or extract the
`cares that fit your conditions.
`You can perform operations
`that
`range from averaging.
`smoothing. and curve filling It:
`differentiation. multiple regres-
`sion. and Fast Fourier Trans-
`forms.
`
`lfyou collect time-series data.
`
`you can purchase a separate
`Peak-Fittingmluise for 5295.
`Yours-n depict both yourdata
`and analysis rcsultr. using Dri-
`gin‘s sophisticalcd plotning tou-
`Iine. which can produce com-
`mon graphs such or line. scatlcr.
`hi—lriw-clooc. bar. column. urea.
`and pie charts.
`[f yournecdsaie more techni-
`cal. you'll appreciate Urigin'r.
`"waterfall“ plotsfoftcn used Ior
`3-D spectra]. histograms. and
`polar plots
`worth a iilllr: citlra is the
`fiflrContour Module add-on
`[554]], which enables XYZ
`worksheets and adds a t‘lLtl'l'tbfl
`of three—dimensional scatter.
`
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`[3311] maker. it easier for these
`trajectoryJIut‘ue. color-con-
`tour. and wiretrarne surface
`plug-ins to collect your data.
`The Module ormtar'tut :I varies of
`plots When you're done chan-
`Windows objects that stream
`ing. you can export your charts
`as .EPES. .BM'. or .w tiles.
`your data quickly lo your hart]
`dish or perform. functions such
`But thesjtetseratchcs the wt-
`as aucramdiifcrrnliatiufl. and
`faet: of Origin‘s capabilities. be-
`integration
`cause Origin has become jusl as
`"hm obiectc in turn, am be
`much a data colkc‘tor as a gra-
`supervised using urolhcr add-
`pher and shah-tier.
`on — the User-Interface Mod-
`MieroCal supplies plug-ins
`that CDfiII’fll common data at:-
`ule HIS-Ell — which lets you Lac
`simple visual objects to build
`uuisition dcvices-iotludingficn-
`your own t.tser interfaces includ—
`oral Put-pose Interface Bus in;
`moments and PC boards from
`ing timers. buttons. Ihcnnomc-
`vendors such aslteithley Metre.-
`ter gauged. and stripehartc.
`Micrnlf‘ul. in Northampton.
`h’rlc. Analog-ic Corp. and mu
`Translation Inc.
`Maria. is tau-14335553113131:
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`Real—Time Module [“3] 535-013.
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`' Origin spices up data with sophisticated graphing capabilities
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`Vets-ion ll could run in ‘IZMB of RAM.
`iFfltS‘l‘ Looltttai
`but it really needed 16. and it really. real-
`ly needed 21]. Microsoft says it is leaving
`[ NT finally becomes what it ought to be
`the statement about memory require-
`ment: unchanged on the new packaging:
`lstion was quiclr and painted. takingless
`tir'tty' training. Beyond the Nethrc con—
`il'sjust that this time they aren't kidding.
`necltvity that we tonne with irtslallaliun.
`than 2!} minutes. The pro ram autu-
`Installation is quick and simple. NT
`it tool: "-5le a few minutes to install a
`detected and correctly con igured our
`identifies yourharthran: and deal! I'illl it
`gateway to one of our NetWare 3J2
`four Eagle NESZIJL‘I network interface
`serve-rc'fbis made the directory no spee-
`pretty wll. automatically. We've Clpfl'i‘
`cards, and we added u TCPFI P stitch to
`iliud on line Ncharcscmr appcarmbc
`cnccd problems on several machines
`the default lPX stack with only a mouse
`When the installation rouline failed to
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`pan ofthtr NT scrvet'sdomain.
`handle a 3Com Corp. network card enr-
`11teN'l'1L'lsen'cr package alsooomes
`Settingupclicnts wassurprisioglyeasy.
`Tell the server which network interface
`tcctly {you can configure a card manual-
`with a migration utility that bringsacross
`the tiles. user accounts. and access rights
`ty il auto-detect fails]. but other than
`card resides on a particular client mnv
`that. it‘s as close to a no—braincr as you
`of a NetWarc 3.12 or 4.: server [if runs
`chine audit will createailoppy that beats
`could hope for.
`Ibeeliern mad-innocuous to the serv-
`ninginbiad-cry emulation mode]. We mi-
`To be sure. a. certain number of mean-
`grated Calvin. a NetWrrc J.l2 server. to
`er. nndinstalls‘lh'indows for Wottrgroups
`ingless and obscure error messages are
`Mr. Natural, our Dnytnnasencr. in three
`3.1] from the serverlttut you have to pity
`present. probably to ensure backward
`fortl'te WFW license).
`steps; We did a short test run in "trial“
`compatibility With lhe pretrial: version's
`modr. are copied the actual files and
`Microsoft has apparently stopped [no-
`meanin
`and channel-tor mange:
`bindery information. and then we re-
`trsim'ngaheut NetBEUl {at least in pub-
`And nostalgia buffs will be grateful
`lic} and is now stripping itsowit [Px strclr
`for the powerful- ncrr 32-bit version
`astbcdetnult protoosllbc performance
`of the 'Ahort. Retry. Ignore“ merr-
`improvement isdrnmltic—our network
`sage. complete widi a new graphical
`benchmark mo twice as fast under Day-
`interface.
`Iona as it did running under Version 3.l
`lfyouiastatl NTitt addition to 16—
`[see chart} — with almost none of the
`bit Wtrrdon'a {Legacy Windows 95].
`connectivity problems that we saw with
`Version 3.1.
`you're given the NT hoot arranger.
`which is so ugly that you'll want to
`Daytoneships with TCPlIPaswcll. No
`start sncahiag up on youreornputcr
`inter-net access
`its come with the
`intheracnningtogct itunrtctl. But
`senerpnctrage. but the start: is fast. per—
`it does give you the choice ofbool-
`forming our FTP tile transfer to quickly
`in; Windmill-:95 or NT. and it ban
`as the fastest products in our recent
`been '
`with the addition of
`TCPt'lP comparison. “dictating”. a 31-
`a second NT choice. VIC-ill. ran-dc.
`bltdient-ride TEMPctnch originally tie.
`Unfortunately. the VGA made up-
`vclqrcd [or Chicago hasbccn included in
`tion didn't b
`our video prob-
`WFW for some time.)
`lems nsit
`hare on one of our
`If I? address administration has
`machines. which had a misoontig-
`stopped being tun. you can. set up a By-
`tired ATI Technologies Inc Mech32
`namic Host Configuration Protocol
`card. {Girl‘s new boot manager
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`eslabliahed pumords [which can‘t be
`[DHCP} server that will dynamically ill-
`asinriJnrfeatuacandhadsintilarpt-ob-
`lit-cam anddeallocatc ll’nddrmtbcrc-
`ported].
`tents with the score card] Willi other
`We didn't get a chance to set up Re-
`by ttvoidlngduplicatcs andorphnna. Syn—
`cards. however. if you experiment un—
`mote Access Service (RAE) ourselves.
`chronizing NT's dynamic [P addresses
`Irirely or unlnddy with your video sys-
`with Domain Name Service {ENS}
`but it promises to be a flexible tray for
`road warriors and other movable staff to
`tcstr. you can select VGA mode road but
`servers is handled through a naming fa-
`attach to the server without bothering
`one at a trouble dicpiay while you make
`cility called windows Internet Naming
`”F1“-
`_
`with the complexities lfnctworh Iopolo~
`“firestorm pickup. like the sen»
`Service {Wllfl Although DHC‘P won't
`ginpalhs. or protoootrfil supports PPP
`let
`up
`on existing Installl'-
`er. sham impmcd performance over
`and SLIP).
`Herbal“! atom traditional DNS‘
`VersionJ.l.‘l'he ounpilcrrpccd Inert. for
`The NT 3.5 Workstation product is
`DHCP is toward-looting and conceiv-
`example. shouted a 9 percent improve-
`what Version 3.1%
`tube. but
`ably ootdtt become a future standard.
`mt. Not surprisingly, though. lbvbit
`wasn't. To begin with. you get Nthafl
`Wmdortu'erstill anathInNTatmfliu
`“mm In theyear or
`connectivity riflu‘. utltofthe box. Andhc-
`
`
`Iii-bit applrmm‘'
`cause you were patient enough to wait
`more since Version 3.1 began shipping.
`
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`Our spreadsheet recalculation bench—
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`the cura year. you gel TCPflF as well.
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`Dayton hosbcert toting thWar: semi-
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`Should you more to [llaytour’lI Hyatt
`.
`have previotnly settled on NT 3.1, Day-
`.
`tona‘s enhanced performance alone
`makes that an ensycttll. chond thttt. the
`_
`argument for switching depends on your
`j
`needs. NTir a well-designed. robot: op-
`crating system that miles a compelling -
`target for highvend
`'
`lien-er. and an =
`increasing number on
`those at: Ming .
`written.
`i
`But if you're just looking for a better i
`desktop platform for your Window-sap-
`pt'rentions then NT's inherent maceration
`may he a problem. For cnntplo. you'll
`need a bccfiersyslem to achieve the per— !
`tormancc you get rrith 16-bit Windows.
`I
`Abra. NT retailer 11's paleolithic inter—
`flocfyotlrcallonrrlrelherlhat‘sgoodori
`bedi.amli1dofln'tsupprrtVnDs.which I
`are integral to roar: hop-omen Winders-r
`apps.
`More reasonable choices wwld he to
`#0512101”. on will for Windows- 95 !
`iodide-named Godot].
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`and its new ll'x clad: provides ranch,
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`I'orrns.
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`of three-dimensional scatter.
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`one that's choclt full at mathe~
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`ll you collect time-series data.
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`Windows. mo when we gave NT an ex-
`tra 4MB ol‘ memory.
`Should you move to Day-total? [f you
`E.
`have previously settled on NT 3.1. Dayr
`tuna‘s enhanced perlorotance alone i
`maltaathatancasyeaiLB-eyo-radlhaLme
`argument forswitehingdepends on your :
`needs. HT is a. well-desigood. robust op-
`l
`crating system that makes a compelling I
`target [or high-end appiifltiom. and art
`l
`increasing number ol those are being '
`written.
`But it you‘rejust looking for a better
`.
`desktop ptatronn tor your Windows ap-
`phmumthen NT‘sinherent constraints '.-
`may he a problem. For example. you’ll
`i
`
`needahecl'tcrsystem toachieve the per-
`
`Version 3.1 could run in Ill-{B o'l RAM.
`but it really needed In. and it really. real-
`ly needed it}. Microsoft says it is leaving
`the statement about memory require.
`tnents unchanged on the new paelltfiipg:
`it‘slest that this time they aren't‘a'
`' 3,.
`Installation is quicl: and simple. biT
`identities your hardware araidealsw-ith it
`pretty well. autmnaticaity. We‘ve experi-
`enced problems on several machines
`when the installation routine tailed to
`handle a item Corp. network card cor-
`rectly {you cart cratfigorc a card manual-
`ly if auto-dc tect tails}. but other than
`that. it's as close to a no-hraincr as you
`could hope for.
`To be sure. a. cousin number of mean-
`ingless and obscure error messages are
`present. probably to ensure backward
`compatibility with the previous version's
`meaningless and obscure error messages.
`Art-d nrotalgia hurls will be grateful
`for the powerful new 32-bit version
`ol the 'Ahort. Retry. Ignore“ mes-
`sage. complete with a new graphical
`interlaoe.
`Hyouinstall NT in addition to lo—
`hil Wmdou-s [Legacy “fit-don't 9'5].
`you're given the NT boot manager.
`which is so ugly that you'll want to
`start sneaking up on yourcomptner
`in the morning to get it .rtartod. But
`it does give you the choice oI hoot-
`ing Windows 95 or NT. and it has
`boco'
`with the addition oi
`a second NT choice. VGA. mode.
`Unfortunately. the VGA mode op-
`tion didn't bypass our video probe
`let'ru no itshouldhave on one ol' our
`machines.. which had a misonnfig~
`tired ATI Technologies Inc. htachfl:
`said—{0551‘s new hoot manager pr-ovides
`established passwords [which can't be
`a similar feature and had similar prob
`ported).
`leans with the same card.) IItltilith other
`We didn‘t get a chance to set up Re-
`cards. however. il you experiment un-
`mole Access Service {RAE} ourselves.
`wisely or unluchily with your video sys-
`but it promises to be a flexible way for
`road warriomami other movable stall to
`tem. you can select VGA. mode and he
`sure at a usable display while you maize
`attach to the server without bothering
`repntrs.
`_
`_
`with the complexities of network topolo~
`The moon package”: the sen-
`gins. padmorprotooo’hlitsupportsl‘l’?
`er. shows impeovod performance over
`and SLIP].
`Version 3.1. The compiler speedtcst. tor
`The NT 3.5 Workstation product is
`what Version 3.1 was
`to be. but
`example. showed all percent improve-
`ment. Not surprisingly. though. 16-bit
`wasn‘t. To begin with. you get Netti-late
`1ilt'intl-o‘ttt's is still letter than NT at running
`“mm [It theyearor
`connectivityt'ightoutol' the hon. Arid be-
`16-bit application.
`cause you were patient enou h to wait
`more since 1il'et'sion 3.1 began shipping.
`the extra year. you get TCHIEF as well.
`Our spreadsheet recalculation hench-
`
`: Daytona has been taking NetWore senorv
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`ONY EXHIBIT 1043- Page 6
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`i
`
`lorrnancc you get with turbit Windows.
`Also. NT retains ll‘s paleolithic. inter-
`face [your on" on whether that‘s good or
`had]. and. it doesn‘t support VxD'Lwhich
`are integral to score important Winches .
`apps.
`_.
`More reasonable choices would be to -
`use OSI'Z today. or wait for Windows iL'i
`l
`{codenamed Gordian}.
`ARMANI. HTsncwserveryer- !
`sion. though. is a different story. We i
`lountli'l easy to install and administer.
`’
`and its new [PX stack provides much
`faster file and print services than beret-e.
`[But taster than Nettllare‘t Stay racedt
`And its. multiprocessor capability mater
`it a good-choice as an.
`'
`'
`server.
`lthirdly. the introdttcttotr' of Novel! Iht'ec'-
`tory Services in NetWaa'c 4.! creates a
`niche tea a networi operating syneen
`with N'I‘s
`hititics.
`it‘s hard
`to imagine a
`ning NBS m Iavor at
`blT's domains and wonky-cope. moving
`up to that added lnnmiaaality might
`seem attractive to many NetWarc 3.] 2
`toms.
`WrodnwsNTJJ‘ocsn-renflyshipping
`andshomldbewidelydistrihuteda'ithiu
`two weeksTheserver soflwarelista I‘or
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`FIRST LOOK l' m.
`i NT finally becomes what it ought to be
`tivily training. Beyond the NetWare con-
`-.
`lItion was quick and painless. taking lcl
`than it} minutes. The program auto-
`nectivity that we found with installation.
`it tool: as just a few minutes to- instali a
`dctected and correctly eonligured our
`gateway to one of our NetWare 3.12
`four Eagle HERE!) network tnterlace
`servers. This made the directory we spec-
`cards, and we added a TCPIIP staclt to
`ified on the Het‘ilv'arc server appear to be
`the default IPX stack with only a mouse y
`click.
`part ol the N'I'server's domain.
`The NT 3.5 server package also comes
`Setting updierttsm surprisingly cits-y.
`Tell the server which nelworlr. interluce
`with a migration utility that brings across
`the lites. user accounts. and access rights
`card resides on a particular client ma-
`ot a NetWat-e 3.” or 4.1 server ['11 run-
`chhtcartdltwillcreatcat'ioppytl‘talboots
`the client machine. connects to the serv-
`ningtn bindery onulation mode]. We mi-
`er.and imtalls Windows for Workgroups
`grated Calvin. a NetWare 3.12 server. to
`Mr. Natural. our Daytona server. in three
`1.1] from the server [but you have to pay
`[or the WW license].
`steps: we did a short test run in “trial"
`mode. we copied the actual files and
`Micrcoul't has apparently stopped fart-
`bindery irtlormation. and then we re:
`tasiaing about NetBEUI [at least in pub-
`lic] and is now shipping its own [PX stack
`astiredeiauh protocol. "the pertormance
`'
`ment 'utdrantatie— our network
`henrdtotarit ran twice as fast under Day-
`tona as it did running. healer Version 3.1
`{see chart} — with almost none at the
`connectivity problems that we saw with
`1Irlcrttior't 3.1.
`Daytona ships Ituitlt TCPHF as well. No
`Internet acoeas
`ies come with the
`server
`age. but the stack is last. pen
`forming our FTP Ills transfer as quickly
`as the Instant products in our recent
`TEMPoomparison. {Interrettingiy. a 31-
`bit cliernoide TEMP rtaclt originally do.
`veloped l'or Gauge has been included in
`WI-‘W Ina aoeoe time—l
`ll 1? address administration has
`stopped being I‘en. ryou can set up a Dy-
`namtc Host Con tgural ion Protocol
`[DI-{CF} server that will dynamically alv
`locate and deallooato [P.arldceasnthere-
`by avoiding duplicates and
`bans. Syria
`chrooiaing NT’s dynamic 1
`addresses
`with Domain Name Service (tibial
`servers is handled through a naming la-
`cllity called windows Internet Naming
`Sender: {WINS}. Although DHCF won't
`let you plug and play coexisting installa-
`tians built around traditional ENS.
`DHCP i5 I'orurard-loolting and conceiv-
`ably could become a More standard.
`
`
`
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