Buch, Englisch, 272 Seiten, Format (B × H): 183 mm x 260 mm, Gewicht: 708 g
Buch, Englisch, 272 Seiten, Format (B × H): 183 mm x 260 mm, Gewicht: 708 g
ISBN: 978-0-8493-1669-2
Verlag: CRC Press
This manual fulfills the need for a thorough reference showing the strengths of different products and how to maximize these strengths.The work provides critical insight and understanding for:
Zielgruppe
System integratorsSystem analystsMIS/DP managersSystem and network administrators
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Weitere Infos & Material
Migrating Current Applications and Developing New ApplicationsOverviewOverview of Migration/Coexistence Issues and ApproachesHomogeneous vs. Heterogeneous EnvironmentsOperating System Features and ComparisonsPorting Issues Due to Operating System DifferencesUNIX, Windows NT DifferencesChecklist of Likely Changes for PortingPost PortingWindows NT Native POSIX SupportTips for Writing Portable Source CodePorting and Rewriting Current ApplicationsPorting ConsiderationsPorting StepsPorting Applications from UNIX to WindowsPorting Applications from Windows to UNIXPorting Database ApplicationsPorting Transaction Processing ApplicationsPorting 3GL/4GL ApplicationsPorting Web ApplicationsPorting Distributed ApplicationsPorting International ApplicationsPorting OS/2 Applications to Windows NTOther Porting ConsiderationsRewriting ApplicationsDeveloping New ApplicationsCross Platform Application DevelopmentCross Platform Development Using Proprietary APIsCross Platform GUI DevelopmentDeveloping Applications Using Win32 API on UNIXDeveloping Applications Using 4GL ToolsPortable Object-Oriented FrameworksCross Platform Application Development Using JavaDeveloping Distributed Applications in a Heterogeneous EnvironmentMiddleware Products for Distributed ApplicationsMainframe Legacy Application Interfacing and Data AccessCoexistence with Heterogeneous SystemsAccessing Windows Applications from an X-StationCoexistence OptionsWindows in an X-StationAccessing UNIX Applications from Windows DesktopsTelnetX-ServerEmulatorsEnterprise Desktops and EmulatorsEnterprise DesktopNetwork ComputersApplication EmulatorsWindows NT and Macintosh ClientsTerminal EmulatorsHardware Emulator SolutionsPublic Domain EmulatorsHeterogeneous Network File and Print AccessAccessing UNIX Server Files from Windows NT ClientsNetwork Operating Systems with Built-In File Server AccessNFSAccessing Windows NT Server Files from UNIX ClientsIssues in File TransfersPublic Domain Programs for Heterogeneous File AccessNetwork DirectoriesPrinting from Windows Clients to UNIX Network PrintersPrinting from UNIX Clients to Windows Network PrintersSystems Administration and Other ConsiderationsManaging Heterogeneous EnvironmentsUNIX Shell and Utilities on Windows NTComparison of Workgroups and DomainsHeterogeneous Network Management Using SNMPDirectory Services Manager for NetWareDynamic Host Configuration ProtocolWindows Internet Naming Service (WINS)Comparing NT and UNIX System AdministrationEquivalent Windows NT, UNIX Administration FunctionsLogging In Windows NT and UNIXNetwork CommandsNetWare ConsiderationsWindows NT and NetWare Migration and Coexistence OptionsNovell's NetWare ClientGateway Service for NetWare (GSNW)Accessing Windows NT Server Using NetWare ClientsNetWare Administration Functions from MicrosoftNetWare Administration Functions from NovellMigration Tool to Migrate from NetWare to Windows NTNetWare and UNIXBanyan Vines and Windows NTE-Mail and Internet in Heterogeneous EnvironmentsHeterogeneous E-mail SystemsMail System ComponentsHeterogeneous E-mail System OptionsE-Mail CharacteristicsE-Mail Migration and Coexistence ToolsInternet Functions in UNIX and Windows NTSolution Selection Factors and GuidelinesSolution Selection GuidelinesAppendix A. Additional InformationAppendix B. GlossaryIndex
