Multisite Systems IntegrationWiley, 20.02.1995 - 250 Seiten A proven formula for designing, setting up, and supporting the most reliable, cost-effective multisite networks possible Network managers and programmers are under the gun to develop fully integrated, multisite business computer networks that afford branch offices maximum power and autonomy at minimum cost. Now this book shows how. Building on a real-life case study, Scott Koegler develops a coherent framework for the design, development, implementation, and ongoing support of a large-scale home-office/branch-office configuration using NetWare and UNIX. And in the process, he provides step-by-step guidance and proven solutions to virtually every technical or organizational problem you are likely to face in setting up and supporting a multisite computer network. In this book, you'll get:
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PLATFORM CONSIDERATIONS | 1 |
Choosing NetWare and UNIX as Companion | 27 |
ApplicationsUNIX and NetWare | 41 |
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