The support of machines and users in a multi-vendor systems environment remains the biggest challenge for even the most experienced system administrators. UNIX and Windows 2000 each bring complementary strengths to the table, and thousands of companies leverage the strengths of both platforms, rather than standardizing on one or the other. But it is not easy! Now, there's a complete sysadmin's guide to integrating Windows 2000 seamlessly with the six leading versions of UNIX, including Linux. KEY TOPICS:UNIX & Windows 2000: Planning, Integration, and Administration covers the entire administration lifecycle, from planning through day-to-day management, based on a decade of experience at one of the largest integrated UNIX/Windows environments in the world, Georgia Tech. Install Windows 2000 and UNIX systems in ways that facilitate interoperability; work with dual boot systems; learn how to integrate UNIX and Windows NT file systems; and utilize the Network File System in Windows/UNIX environments. Learn proven techniques for building cross-platform DNS and email services, integrating UNIX/Windows backup; supporting UNIX/Windows printing; and more. The book contains detailed coverage of establishing unified user accounts in UNIX/Windows environments; working with UNIX shells and NT profiles; and more.MARKET:For any sysadmin seeking to integrate UNIX with Windows 2000/NT -- especially sysadmins familiar with one platform, but not both.
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LONNIE HARVEL is Director of Computer Enhanced Educational Services for the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech. DAVID WEBB is Assistant to the Chair of Electrical and Computer Engineering for Computer Support at Georgia Tech. STEVEN FLYNN manages the Unix Server Support group for The Southern Company. TODD WHITEHURST is an NT administrator for the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech.
I. PLANNING.
1. The Art and Science of System Administration.
Understanding the Job. Explaining the Job. A Sample Business Case. Summary.
2. System Planning, Installation, and Configuration.
Good Planning Is Half the Battle. UNIX Installation Steps. Linux Installation Example. Windows 2000 Installation. The Default Installation Quandary. Installation Checklist and Logs. Summary.
3. System Boot and Shutdown.
The Physical Boot Sequence. Loading the Operating System. Following the BSD Startup Sequence. Changing the System Startup. Following the System V Startup Scripts. UNIX Logins. Shutting Down a Unix System. Booting Windows 2000. Advanced Windows 2000 Boot Options. boot.ini and You. Shutting Down Windows 2000. Summary.
4. The Filesystem.
The UNIX Filesystems. Formatting in UNIX. Creating Filesystems. The Windows 2000 Filesystem. Summary.
5. Upgrades, Patches, Service Packs, and Hot Fixes.
Upgrading an Operating System. Upgrading UNIX. Upgrading Windows 2000. Patching. Managing and Installing UNIX Patches. Windows 2000 Service Packs. Windows 2000 Hot Fixes. Summary.
II. INTEGRATION.
6. Name Resolution and Registration.
Name Resolution Using DNS. Server DNS. WINS Overview. Using DHCP. Summary.
7. Directory Services.
Planning and Managing an NIS/NIS+ Installation. Network Information System. Windows 2000 Directory Services. Integrating Windows 2000 and UNIX Directory Services. Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. Summary.
8. Distributed Filesystems.
UNIX and NFS. Windows 2000 and NFS. SMB: A Client/Server Protocol. Windows 2000 and SMB. UNIX SMB Services. Other Solaris Products. Summary.
9. Electronic Mail and Messaging.
Overview of Electronic Mail. Sendmail. Sendmail Pro. Microsoft Exchange Server for Windows 2000. Email Resource Planning. Email Policies. Summary.
10. Printing.
UNIX Print Services. Windows 2000 Print Services. SAMBA Print Services. Summary.
III. ADMINISTRATION.
11. Security.
Analysis of Security. Know Your Opponents and Types of Attacks. Protection. Prevention. Detection. When It Is Too Late. Summary.
12. User Administration.
Creating UNIX User Accounts. Windows 2000 Users and Groups. Windows 2000 User Profiles and Home Folders. Windows 2000 User Environment. UNIX and Windows 2000 Account Integration. Summary.
13. Backups.
Backup Methodology. Backup Methods. Summary.
14. Performance Monitoring.
Key Components. Unix Performance Tools. Windows 2000 Performance Tools. Summary.
15. Software Administration.
Managing UNIX Applications. Distributing Files and Applications. Windows 2000 Software Administration. Summary.
16. Web Servers.
Apache Web Server. Internet Information Server 5.0. Summary.
Appendix A.
Index.
