Server Manager

Windows NT network resources--such as file services and print services, for example--are allocated from the servers to the client computers as shares. These shares are given names, and accounted for by way of these names. You manage shares and other server-based resources by way of the Server Manager tool.

You use Server Manager for many common tasks, including:

• Setting and managing share permissions for users, viewing a computer's shares, adding new shares, and stopping sharing directories

• Checking who is connected to which server, for how long, and which resources they have open

• Configuring the Windows NT Directory Replicator service

• Specifying path names for logon scripts (script file names are specified by way of User Manager for Domains)

• Sending and managing administrative alerts

• Managing domains and domain controllers

• Managing services