Remotely Managing FPNW Users in Windows NT Workstation/Server

1. Make sure that your Windows NT member server is part of a domain (instead of the administrator logging on to the local computer account). For additional information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
   

   ARTICLE-ID: 142008
   TITLE : FPNW Options Are Not Available Under User Manager

2. Verify that Windows NT 3.51 Service Pack 3 (SP3) or greater is installed on your system. To do this, select About Program Manager from the Help menu in Program Manager. To obtain the latest Windows NT Service Pack, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

   ARTICLE-ID: 128465
   TITLE : How To Obtain Windows NT Version 3.51 U.S. Service Pack

3. Log on to the domain as Administrator or Administrator-equivalent user and run User Manager for Domains from the Administrative Tools group.
4. Insert the FPNW compact disk in the CD-ROM drive or connect to the share where the software is located. In Control Panel Network, click Add Software. Select the "<Other> Requires disk from manufacturer" option. Type the path to the FPNW software for the type of processor you are installing (for example, if you install FPNW from an Intel-based computer and the network share of drive H:, type: "H:\I386\" (without quotes). Select the FPNW Administrative Tools and click OK. The files are copied over to your system. Once complete, click OK in the Network Settings dialog box. Restart the computer.
5. After you restart Windows NT, run User Manager for Domains from the Administrative Tools group. After you select a user, view the user's properties. A NW Compatible button should now appear. Click this button to configure FPNW users.

Configuring Windows NT Workstation To Remotely Manage FPNW Users

1. Make sure that your Windows NT Workstation is part of a domain (instead of the administrator logging on to the local computer account). For additional information, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
   

   ARTICLE-ID: 142008
   TITLE : FPNW Options Are Not Available Under User Manager

2. Verify that Windows NT 3.51 Service Pack 3 (SP3) or greater is installed on your system. To do this, select About Program Manager from the Help menu in Program Manager. To obtain the latest Windows NT Service Pack, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
   

   ARTICLE-ID: 128465
   TITLE : How To Obtain Windows NT Version 3.51 U.S. Service Pack

3. Log on to the domain as Administrator or Administrator-equivalent user.
4. Make sure you install the Windows NT Server Tools and run User Manager for Domains. To install the Windows NT Server Tools, insert the Windows NT Server 3.51 compact disc in the CD-ROM drive or connect to the network share, where this software is located. Start SETUP.BAT in the \CLIENTS\SRVTOOLS\WINNT directory on the Windows NT Server 3.51 compact disc. Setup copies all the Windows NT Server Tools to your %SystemRoot%\System32 directory. Program items are not created for these tools. Therefore, create program items for the following files:
   
   USRMGR.EXE (User Manager for Domains)
   SRVMGR.EXE (Server Manager)
   UPEDIT.EXE (User Profile Editor)
   
   The following are optional tools:
   
   DHCPADMN.EXE (DHCP Administrator)
   RASADMN.EXE (Remote Access Admin)
   RPLMGR.EXE (Remoteboot Manager)
   SFMREG.EXE
   WINSADMN.EXE (WINS Manager)
   
   Restart Windows NT after you install the Windows NT Server Tools.
5. Insert the FPNW compact disk in the CD-ROM drive or connect to the share where the software is located. In Control Panel Network, click Add Software. Select the "<Other> Requires disk from manufacturer" option. Type the path to the FPNW software for the type of processor you are installing (for example, if you install FPNW from an Intel-based computer and the network share of drive H:, type: "H:\I386\" (without quotes). Select the FPNW Administrative Tools and click OK. The files are copied over to your system. Once complete, click OK in the Network Settings dialog box. Restart the computer.
6. After you restart Windows NT, run User Manager for Domains. After you select a user, view the user's properties. A NW Compatible button should now appear. Click this button to configure FPNW users.