1. Network Resources BICS 565

2. Device Sharing Sharing CDROM and removable media Shortcuts to folders on other machines Sharing hardware devices across the network

3. File and Folder Sharing FAT32 and NTFS FAT32: Sharable only up to folder level NTFS: Shares work on individual files

4. Distributed File System DFS: Create logical shares DFS Root is the starting point DFS links connect to various parts of a directory More Unix-like ‘symbolic links’

5. Printers Internet Printing Protocol Send print commands over the network using TCP/IP In theory, one can print across continents using IPP

6. Internet Information Services Web Server (HTTP 1.1) SMTP support NNTP support –does not support full feed capabilities FTP server Application Tools, Frontpage extensions, Visual Interdev, RAD, etc.

7. Terminal Services Windows emulation Remote processing VPN + Remaote Access Remote Display Protocol –ITU’s T.120 standard protocol Thin client services on Win 3.11, Win 95, 98, NT3.51, NT4 and Win2K