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  1. September 7th, 2004, 01:01 AM #1
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    Server help needed?

     
    I have a Hewlett Packard desktop with windows xp home edition.
    When I tried to locate what server I use, I had or still do not have a clue where to find this information.
    I was told I use FrontPage Server Extentions 2002 and/or Nt server and workstation.
    Is there a simple way to locate this information?
    New at all of this!
    Thank you
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  2. September 7th, 2004, 01:07 AM #2
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    www.apache.org for HTTP web serving.

    What exactly are you trying to do? I use Apache and if you know how to control it, works great.
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  3. September 7th, 2004, 01:15 AM #3
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    Was on Microsoft for windows xp home and it said NT Servers will be gone and extinct Dec. 2004. It says to learn to migrate your server to a new one, but doesn't really tell you what server you need to migrate to. I was hoping there was somewhere on my computer that I could go and view that would tell me what Server I am using. I'm new at this. thank you for your reply
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    What I think they meant was the actual "NT Server", the OS that came before Windows95 (right?). They will be supporting XP Home and Pro even after Longhorn is released.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ourshady2
    Was on Microsoft for windows xp home and it said NT Servers will be gone and extinct Dec. 2004. It says to learn to migrate your server to a new one, but doesn't really tell you what server you need to migrate to. I was hoping there was somewhere on my computer that I could go and view that would tell me what Server I am using. I'm new at this. thank you for your reply
    not really sure what it is you're trying to do.

    do you have a nt server that you wish to upgrade?
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    winxp home is built on NT technology, and about server you are using i am still confuse but i am trying to understand? what do you use for PC for? are you running a website? and using your PC as webserver?
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  7. September 7th, 2004, 03:04 AM #7
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    You can ignore that nt-stuff. There's nothing you need to do regarding the extinction of nt servers.
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