Samba: Black Book

Coriolis, 1999. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 7.5" x 9.25. P/B. 583 pages, condition is Very Good, minor edge wear. An Indispensable Resource on Using Samba to Integrate Unix or Linux with Windows The increased use of the free operating system Linux, as both a client and a server, has added considerably to the complexity of running a mixed network. Samba Black Book shows you how Samba, a suite of software from the Open Source community, will help you to make the most of Linux services like firewalls, Web servers, FTP servers, and file servers and how to share these services with Microsoft clients. You will learn how to make heterogeneous network administration as simple, productive, and trouble free as possible. This book will help you: oIntegrate Windows and Unix or Linux oConfigure Samba software on servers and clients oSet up Samba as a login server for Windows 95 and 98 clients oSet up Samba as an alternative file and print server to Windows NT Server oSet up Samba for use in a wide area network oUse a Web browser to administer a Samba server oCreate a Samba fax server for your network oCreate a Samba Windows 95 and NT Domain Controller oCreate a DHCP, DNS, and WINS server oUse Samba to create an integrated backup strategy oTroubleshoot your Samba setup