Shortbus, I don't believe there is anything you really need to change on the Mac when using MacServices on an NT box.
There isn't much configuration you can do for AppleTalk other than User Mode and what configuration it is part of, I believe.
In the TCP/IP control panel, you can make IP always active once you have changed to a higher level user mode, but that's about it.
MS wanted to make the NT services seemless to the Mac people.
One thing you can do if you want to have a little fun with Mac services is to set up a few zones. You can make one called Commodor3z ROOL or Macz SUK or I HAD YOUR MOM LAST NIGHT or whatever you think of. Either way, it is sure to get some attention and get you promoted to CEO in no time.
Macs aren't gay.. they just aren't challenging to the user. Well.. hmm.. actually, with that dumb arse smiley face, it might be a tad gay. No, Macs just have their purpose, just like Windows machines are only really good for games and productivity apps. For anything else, UNIX and Linux are more likely to be a wiser choice.