Document ID:1999102510213009 Last Modified:06/04/2002

How to use Norton Utilities on a home network

Situation:
You have two or more computers networked together. You want to know how to install and use Norton Utilities on the network.

Solution:
Norton Utilities (NU) is designed principally as a stand-alone product. That is, it is intended to be used on one computer at a time, and has only a few features that use network capabilities. That does not mean, however, that you cannot use it on a network. Norton Utilities works well on a computer regardless of whether that computer is on a network.

This document discusses these aspects of using NU on a network:

• How to install NU
• Which version of NU to install
• Norton System Doctor features for networks
• Other features useful on networks
• Tips

How to install NU

Which version of NU to install

Norton System Doctor features for networks

Other features useful on networks

Tips

• Home and Small Business Networking with Symantec Products

• How to Use Norton Internet Security on a Home Network

• How to Use Norton AntiVirus on a Home Network

• How to Use pcAnywhere on a Home Network

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Product(s): Norton Utilities 2000 v4.5 - Win95/98, Norton Utilities 2001 v5.0 - Win9x/Me, Norton Utilities 2001 v5.0 - WinNT/2000
Operating System(s): Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows 3.1, Windows for Workgroups 3.11, DOS
Date Created: 10/25/1999

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