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The Windows NT Administrative Tools program group provides
administrative capabilities to the Windows NT Workstation computer.
It can be installed only on Windows NT Workstation computers. If using Windows NT Administrative tools on the Windows NT
Workstation, ensure that you use the Administrative Tools for Windows
NT Workstation version 3.51 or 4.0. Do not install the Windows NT
administrative tools for the Windows NT 3.51 or 4.0 releases on
a system running Windows NT version 3.50. To install Windows NT Administrative Tools From a Windows NT Workstation computer, log on to the Advanced
Server/9000. Using File Manager, establish a connection to the
ASTOOLS shared resource on the Advanced Server/9000, as follows: On the Windows NT Workstation computer, select Disk
from the menu bar. Select Network Connections...
from the Disk menu. From the Shared Directories
pane in the Connect Network Drive dialog
box, select the server running the Advanced Server/9000. Select ASTOOLS from the displayed
share names. The ASTOOLS share contains the Windows NT Administrative
Tools software. ASTOOLS now is displayed in the Path:
box with the next available drive letter. Click on the OK button. The
ASTOOLS shared resource now is displayed.
In the astools directory,
click on winnt.351 or winnt.40. The system
displays the Windows NT Administrative Tools program files. Scroll to the setup.bat program.
Choose Run from the File menu to execute
the setup.bat program, or double-click on
the setup.bat executable. The workstation-based
network administrative tools are now installed. The system displays a message indicating that program icons
may be created for the following program items: Server Manager,
User Manager for Domains, and User Profile Editor. When the installation process is complete, return
to the File Manager and disconnect the connection to the shared
resource ASTOOLS, as follows: Select Network Connections... from
the Disk menu. In the Network Drive dialog
box, select the appropriate drive. Click on the OK button.
Creating Icons for Windows NT Administrative Tools | |
You can use Program Manager on a Windows NT 3.51 Workstation
computer to create program icons for your new Windows NT Administrative
Tools program items. The following steps guide you through the basics
of creating a program item. To create a program item in a common program group, you must
be logged on as a member of the Administrators or Server Operators
group. To create program icons for Windows NT Administrative Tools Open the group to which you want to add the item (probably
the Administrative Tools program group). From the File menu, choose New to display the New
Program Object dialog box. Then select the Program
Item option and choose the OK
button. Or press and hold down ALT while double-clicking in a blank
area of the group window. In the Description box, type
one of the following descriptions which will identify each application: Server Manager User Profile Editor User Manager for Domains. This optional description becomes the label that appears under
the icon in the group window. If you leave this box blank, Program
Manager labels the icon for you. In the Command Line box,
type the name of the program file that corresponds with your entry
in the Description box, including its path
and extension. (You also can use the Browse
button to display and choose the path of the executable.) To add Server Manager, type: srvmgr.exe To add User Profile Editor, type: upedit.exe To add User Manager for Domains, type: usrmgr.exe Choose the OK button. The dialog box closes and the new program item appears in
the group.
You can also specify a working directory, a shortcut key,
and whether the application starts as an icon in the Program Item
Properties dialog box. For information on how to perform these tasks,
see the Microsoft Windows NT Workstation System Guide. |
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