NT Migration Techniques :: Information Technology, Networking

OverviewRecently approval has been granted to change our principal(prenominal) run environment from Windows XP to Windows 98. It was determined that this would allow us to better defend our machines from unauthorized access through the use of BIOS passwords. This would also allow for a more consistent operating environment within the office. However, after analyzing the line of work of this migration it has been determined that perhaps a different environment would better conform to Option brawns business needs.ProposalOption Energys business needs may better be accomplish by utilizing the operating environment that Windows NT provides. Windows NT allows for a much more inexpugnable network environment, and offers the system administrator much more control everyplace network traffic. It would require a longer migration time but the benefits would removed outweigh the time that setup would take.Benefits of NT oer Windows 98&61607 Eliminates the need for BIOS passwords by re quiring a username and password to be authenticated by the new Windows 2000 server. These accounts and passwords empennage be managed and changed from the server.&61607 Allows for tighter controls when managing user and group accounts.&61607 Offers a more stable operating environment than Windows 98. (Dynamic memory allocation allows for multiple programs to be run in separate memory space)&61607 Windows NT was designed for small business network environments, Windows 98 was designed mainly for home use.&61607 Offers the administrator more control over programs that can be installed on each PC and allows more restrictions to be placed on the end user.&61607 I have personally been show in many areas of the Windows NT operating environment.