Configuring the Registry for Microsoft NNTP Service

The registry stores values that define the working environment for the Windows NT operating system and for any services installed on the computer that is running Windows NT. To change these values, you usually use graphical tools, such as Control Panel, Windows NT Setup, or Internet Service Manager. But you can also use the Registry Editor (Regedt32.exe), which is a Windows NT utility, to inspect and modify the registry directly.

This section contains:

• About the Windows NT Registry: Conceptual information about the registry.
  
• Registry Entries for Microsoft NNTP Service: Information about parameters stored in the registry by Microsoft NNTP Service for service-specific behavior.

For information about other registry keys, see the Windows NT documentation.

Related information is available on the following topic:

• Metabase; see Configuring Metabase Properties for Microsoft NNTP Service.

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