Linux and Windows Interoperability Guide - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Increasingly, companies depend on a mixture of Linux and Windows systems to address their enterprise IT requirements with maximum performance and value. In this book, a team of world-class experts in cross-platform environments offer comprehensive guidance for managing Linux and Windows together. Ed Bradford and Lou Mauget cover everything from network planning and configuration to scripting, performance tuning, and backup, presenting today's best practices for maximizing interoperability -- and minimizing hassle. In Part I, Bradford and Mauget walk through planning and deploying networks incorporating Windows 2000/XP and Linux technologies. Next, they walk through key tools for scripting, software development, and optimization in both Linux and Windows environments. Linux and Windows 2000 then systematically addresses a wide range of interoperability issues: user interface, system administration, network management, enterprise domain design, security, network file systems, printing, directory services integration, backup/restore, remote access, thin client solutions, Internet/intranet services, and security.

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