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bên ngoài và phím tắt. Tin tưởng bên ngoài cho phép xác thực người dùng đến một miền bên ngoài của một khu rừng. Tin tưởng bên ngoài thiết lập mối quan hệ tin tưởng với các lĩnh vực bên ngoài rừng. Lợi ích của việc tạo ra tin tưởng bên ngoài là cho phép xác thực người dùng | Installing and Configuring a Testing Target 95 Figure 4.2 NT uses option OX to create bootable floppies. Another method of deploying Windows NT is the direct local network installation. This method is used especially for systems with unsupported CD-ROM drives. By copying the entire I386 folder from a Windows NT CD-ROM to a shared network drive or directly from a shared CD-ROM drive to your system s hard drive you can execute WINNT.EXE. For installs without floppies you may type WINNT B or WINNT32 B from the command prompt. Doing so copies the boot files to your local C drive and then uses your hard disk drive as if it were a boot disk. Unsupported installation methods described by Microsoft include the Within-Windows and Unattended Setup procedures. Type WINNT W from the command prompt that is the command for Unattended Setup you can then set up Windows NT from within a current Windows session bypassing conflicting issues involved with a standard setup. Note however that this method should be attempted only on computers in which all the hardware components are standard and no user input is required. Server Licensing During the setup installation process you will be asked the inevitable licensing question per seat or per server Regardless of your selection you don t have to notify Microsoft. For either option however a server license is required giving you the right to run the server software on a particular system. For an explanation of each method and its recommended uses read through Microsoft s official licensing option clauses PER-SEAT LICENSING. A per-seat license associates a Client Access License with a specific computer or seat. Client computers are allowed access to any Windows NT Server or Windows NT Server Enterprise Edition on the network as long as each client machine is licensed with the appropriate Client Access License. The per-seat mode is most economical in distributed computing environments where multiple servers within an organization provide .