I found Windows NT codename "Hermes" in InfoWorld. It says Windows World announces Windows NT beta versions in 1994. There are three Windows codenames standing: Daytona, Chicago and Hermes. But I interested it says "Hermes" is codename of Windows NT. Here is the links about it:
Photo Link: https://i.ibb.co/zbrxy2f/HERMES.png
Google Link: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=mzg ... e&q&f=true
Windows NT codename "Hermes" in InfoWorld
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Windows Thunderstruck
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It says hermes is the codename of microsoft's "systems management server". Not exactly windows nt.
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Sorry about that. It's my wrong. I'm verry embrassing.
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Windows Thunderstruck
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Thats okay. If you are still wondering about this "systems management server", you can read up more about it on here: https://web.archive.org/web/20110705171 ... ic_mgt.htm
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johndoe123
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Re: Windows NT codename "Hermes" in InfoWorld
I suppose Hermes is another codename for Daytona
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Windows Thunderstruck
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Re: Windows NT codename "Hermes" in InfoWorld
No it wasn't. It was the codename for Microsoft System Management Server 1.0, some system management application. There's a link I posted above that tells you about it (it's mostly about Windows 95, but there a section on that page that describes System Management Server).johndoe123 wrote:I suppose Hermes is another codename for Daytona
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Any of its builds ever get leaked? Probably not since nobody's interested in that but it'd be nice if there wasWindows Thunderstruck wrote:No it wasn't. It was the codename for Microsoft System Management Server 1.0, some system management application. There's a link I posted above that tells you about it (it's mostly about Windows 95, but there a section on that page that describes System Management Server).johndoe123 wrote:I suppose Hermes is another codename for Daytona
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Re: Windows NT codename "Hermes" in InfoWorld
Yes. Search "Systems Management Server" on the database and you will find a beta build of it. (from 1994-08)Voyambar wrote:Any of its builds ever get leaked? Probably not since nobody's interested in that but it'd be nice if there wasWindows Thunderstruck wrote:No it wasn't. It was the codename for Microsoft System Management Server 1.0, some system management application. There's a link I posted above that tells you about it (it's mostly about Windows 95, but there a section on that page that describes System Management Server).johndoe123 wrote:I suppose Hermes is another codename for Daytona
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Whoa.. Another Good Charlotte fan! Man I love youu!!Windows Thunderstruck wrote:Thats okay. If you are still wondering about this "systems management server", you can read up more about it on here: https://web.archive.org/web/20110705171 ... ic_mgt.htm
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Re: Windows NT codename "Hermes" in InfoWorld
SMS became System Center Configuration Manager and ultimately is now Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager