[stylin_geek]

Ughh. Windows 98 in a production environment. All of our stuff is either Win 2K or XP on a 2K domain. We run a few local printers, but sharing them is not an issue, because we have a lot of network printers set up.

As for you having things locked down to tight, consider yourself lucky, because I don't have that luxury here. People here are allowed to pretty much rampage through the domain at will. We have a some security in place, but nothing major.

In fact, the only two things that saves us is our firewall, which also does web site filtering, along with our automatic virus updates.

I know we are living on borrowed time, and at some point, something drastic will happen, and take our entire network down hard.

[supercat]

Ughh. Windows 98 in a production environment. All of our stuff is either Win 2K or XP on a 2K domain. We run a few local printers, but sharing them is not an issue, because we have a lot of network printers set up.

At my employer, two machines I know of use Windows 98. A laptop, and the lab machine. Both are used to run software that is incompatible with other later Windows versions.