With Windows NT 4.0, 95 in that brew and the age of the machines, anything you do may result in it crashing. Even if your addon didn't do it, you would get the blame.
Don't touch these things but do the usually yearly maintenance and backup such as dusting the boxes out and replacing failed fans.
Give it another year for the hardware to fail.
In closing, there are security patches that are never going to show up for Windows NT and 95. Just so you know.
Bob
Are there tools out there that can show how much "server potential" you've used in a day/week/year?
My reason is, I want to analyze the servers we have here and see if we're over or under equipped and either upgrade a server or consolidate a few of the systems running.
Anyone who can give a suggestion, here's roughly what we're looking at. 50 users total.
Mail Server - 1.0Ghz PIII NT4.0 256MB RAM 18GB ATA HD
File Server - 1.1GHz PIII NT4.0 768MB RAM 30GB ATA HD(also hosts a suite of mailing apps we only have one license for)
NT4.0App Srvr - 90MHz P1 Win95 32MB RAM 4GB ATA HD(runs legacy specialty printer)
95App Srvr - 90Mhz P1 NT4.0 32MB RAM 4GB ATA HD(runs ANOTHER legacy specialty printer)
AntiVirus Srvr - 400MHz PII Win2KSP4 256MB RAM 6GB
IIS Intranet - 1.4GHz PIII W2K3 1GB RAM 70GB ATA RAID
Domain Cont - 666MHz PIII W2K3 512MB RAM 40GB (also does AD/WINS/DHCP/DNS)
SQL Server - 2.4GHZ Xeon HT W2K3 2GB RAM 70GB ATA RAID
App Server - 1GHz PIII NT4.0 1.5GB RAM 30GB ATA RAID
Any suggestions on emulation, virtualization, dual boot, etc., also welcome.

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