Solaris Windows 2000 Interoperability

I do not know if this is the right place to ask this question but here it goes :
I am going to use a Series 3000 Sun server for a project, it is a great machine but one of the applications that is needed to work in this project is built on NT.
So we have to find a way to use the server for the NT application, what would be the recomendation.
We thought in two solutions :
1.) The first one is to use an emulator like Wabi or Sun's co-processor but does this solution guarantees that I am going to use my eight processors, is there a way to workaround with this approach ?
2.) The second is to build a strong integration between NT application and the main application in Solaris, but this mean to share memory and processor workload, do you know any suggestions to solve the situation
Thanks in advance
Alberto Saavedra

Hi heliangbin,
I was also thinking of upload components, but this may reduce the execution speed of the application server.
I am searching for a facility like Samba server for SUN W2K connection.
Thanking You,
Karan.

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