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New book: Linux in a Windows World
"This book is about many of the points where Linux can be strategically placed into your network. Do you need centralized authentication for Windows and Linux machines but don't want to use Windows? This book shows you how. Do you need your Linux machines to authenticate against an Active Directory server? Not a problem? Centralized print services running on a reliable Linux machine? CUPS is your answer. Want a gateway email server to do spam and virus filtering before you email gets to your MS Exchange groupware server? Linux in a Windows World covers that too."
Continue at source.
# posted by Robbie (6/09/2005 11:20:54 AM)
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