.. After re-reading this, if you are looking for a sophisticated
cache system on NT you'll have to purchase 3rd party tools. But
you should still be able to set the clients up to use offline
folders with NT since you are at SP5.
Kent
--- "Mohamed A. Karimullah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can configure the "cache" in the "sharing" properties of the
> shared
> folder on a Win 2000 Server.
> I've read an article (Art ID 20373) on the www.win2000mag.com site
> where
> it says "A Win2K file server isn't required".
> My question is, how do you configure the "cache" in the "sharing"
> properties of a share on a Windows NT 4.0 Server? Does its absence
> mean
> that you can't configure a Windows 2000 laptop for offline folders
> when
> the share in question reside on an NT 4 Server?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Mohamed A Karimullah
> Network Engineer
> PATRINA CORPORATION
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