## Single-Point-of-Failure

Windows NT system administrators may be tempted to use a single Windows NT computer as their remote-access server, router, and Internet gateway. The traditional UNIX approach of separate computers for each function offers much less chance of a single-point-of-failure, and this process can be duplicated by assigning separate Windows NT servers for each task.

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