Windows Nt Unix

Indhold: part I: introduction to Windows NT and UNIX; part II: system administration primer for UNIX and Windows NT; part III: coexistence and migration with UNIX and Windows NT; part IV: Windows NT and UNIX integration; part V: epilogue and quick reference guides

This reference provides readers with a rigorous look at the issues and problems facing those who combine NT and UNIX components in the same network. The book begins with a primer on both NT and UNIX, followed by critical issues and an exploration of proven solutions.

This "Windows NT Professional Library" title contains the real-world solutions and techniques that network administrators need in order to successfully integrate Windows NT and UNIX. It also includes a bonus CD-ROM, featuring freeware, shareware, and commercial demo projects designed to assist in NT and UNIX integration.

This manual fulfills the need for a thorough reference showing the strengths of different products and how to maximize these strengths. The work provides critical insight and understanding for:

The goal of this text is to describe the technical design aspects of the IT infrastructure; it does not give the details of installing and customizing SAP software, nor business process reengineering. Using primarily HP products for the solution examples, the chapters guide the reader through the foundation of the systems from an IT perspective, reviews its business application and architecture and introduces the server systems, then describes data storage, high availability and recovery solutions, client PCs with front-end user interfaces, output management and printing solutions, network infrastructure and requirements, cabling designs, LANs and WANs, and connecting mySAP.com to the Internet. Both authors are members of the HP-SAP International Competence Center. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

Windows NT/95 for UNIX Professionals is invaluable for UNIX users who are migrating to Microsoft Windows environments, specifically Windows NT and Windows 95. The UNIX versions discussed are considered two of the most widely used, Sun Microsystems' Solaris and Linux. This book shows users how to identify commands used to perform similar operations between these system environments. Readers will also be able to identify equivalent system calls between the Win 32 API and UNIX system services. This book should prove to be an excellent introduction. Donald Merusi is a senior computer systems support specialist and is an adjunct assistant professor at the Hartford Graduate Center 7Can also be used for those migrating from Windows NT or Windows 95 to UNIX 7Introductory to intermediate level helps those migrating get up to speed quickly 7Compares and contrasts comparable methodologies between UNIX Solaris and Linux, and Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 95

Here is all the practical, hands-on information you need to build, manage and maintain a heterogeneous computing environment with hardware, software, and network equipment from a number of different vendors. Packed with real-world case studies and proven techniques for integrating disparate platforms, operating systems and servers, Multi-Operating