This guide offers essential tools and techniques for integrating UNIX systems with Windows 2000, addressing the growing trend among companies to utilize both systems for departmental functions. With a focus on practicality, network and IT managers can learn to effectively merge these platforms. The author, an expert in the field, provides clear strategies for planning integration, selecting suitable products, and establishing administration policies. The book covers the fundamentals of both operating systems, including UNIX file systems and Windows 2000 components, while offering detailed instructions for installation and configuration tailored to organizational needs. It also includes management strategies to enhance performance and security in the integrated environment. Key features include a step-by-step planning methodology, network protocol configuration, discussions on Remote Access Services and Virtual Private Networks, and insights into system performance monitoring and security management. Additional resources on the accompanying website include product descriptions, comparisons, and integration worksheets. The CD-ROM offers scripts and information to facilitate integration tasks across various operating systems, making this a comprehensive resource for successful system integration.
