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Decommissioning Windows NT 4.0

Asked by investorscapital in Windows NT Operating System, Windows NT Networking, Windows NT Setup

Tags: Windows NT 4.0 Domain

We are currently running on two domains; one AD on Server 2008 and the other NT 4.0.

Before we shutdown our NT domain we want to make sure there is not anything/anyone still accessing/authenticating on this domain.

All of our users, workstations, and servers are authenticating on AD, having said that, we are looking for some type of monitoring tool or process we can take to be 100% sure shutting down the NT server will not cause any problems.

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Decommissioning Windows NT 4.0

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Tags: Windows NT 4.0 Domain

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