Although there are many books on NetWare for Intel-based servers, none have been available on NetWare for UNIX products. This volume fills that void by exploring NetWare for UNIX in detail - what it is and when to use it to solve a business need. It answers the questions: what is NetWare for UNIX?; what business needs can it solve?; how does it compare to Novell's native NetWare on Intel-based servers?; how can security be maintained?; how can UNIX and PC resources be shared?; and what performance can be expected from the products?.
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
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Höhe: 230 mm
Breite: 180 mm
Dicke: 18 mm
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978-0-13-300716-9 (9780133007169)
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I. WHAT IS NETWARE FOR UNIX? 1. History and Overview. 2. Can Your Computing Environment Benefit from NetWare for UNIX? 3. NetWare for UNIX on HP Computers? II. NETWARE FOR UNIX ON HP 9000. 4. HP 9000: Set Up NetWare. 5. HP 9000: Example Networks Configurations. 6. HP 9000: Managing the Server. 7. HP 9000: Printing. III. NETWARE FOR UNIX ON HP 3000. 8. HP 3000: Set Up NetWare. 9. HP 3000: Example Network Configurations. 10. HP 3000: Managing the Server. 11. HP 3000: Printing. IV. CONCEPTS: HOW THINGS WORK. 12. NetWare Architecture. 13. NetWare Operations. 14. Network Networks. 15. Client Connections. 16. NetWare Filesystem. 17. Security. 18. NetWare Print Services. 19. Characterizing Performance. V. THE FUTURE. 20. NetWare for UNIX 4.0?
