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Figure 205. Error Message When Installing on a FAT Drive
2. A Web browser, either Netscape Navigator 4.04 or Microsoft Internet Explorer
4.0.4. The IBM Network Station Manager has not been tested using later
browser products.
3. A Web server, either Lotus Domino Go Webserver 4.6.1 or Microsoft’s Internet
Information Server 4.0. In our installation, we installed the Domino Go
Webserver.
9.4 Installation of Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition
The installation of Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition system is the
same as installing a normal Windows NT Server 4.0 system. Proceed with
installing Terminal Server Edition as you would with Windows NT Server 4.0.
You should make sure that other software requirements have been installed on
the Terminal Server Edition, such as the Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Client
Connectivity code. The OneWorld B73.3 client will be installed later.
After Terminal Server Edition, NSM, and all other required software components
have been installed, you should install Service Pack 4 for Windows NT Server
4.0, Terminal Server Edition. Service Pack 4 provides enhancements to
application development, security and application services, and known Year 2000
issues for Terminal Server Edition.
Service Pack 4 for Windows NT Server 4.0, Terminal Server Edition can be
downloaded from the following Microsoft Web site:
http://www.microsoft.com/ntserver/terminalserver/default.asp
9.5 Installation of IBM Network Station Manager and Additional Products
In this section we install the IBM Network Station Manager and its required
components. Prior to installing IBM Network Station Manager, you must carry out
the following procedure to make the registry information and icons accessible to
the user. From your Windows NT desktop, open a command prompt and type
change user /install.
Insert the IBM Network Station Manager software CD-ROM and start the
installation:
1. The first screen (shown in Figure 206 on page 255) will automatically appear
utilizing the autorun facility. If not, you can click the autorun.exe file located in
the ntnsm\en\autorun directory.
This screen allows you to select the language of installation. Select English.
This language selection is only for the installation dialogs, and does not