DOS<->UNIX networking and internetworking
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DOS<->UNIX networking and internetworking
（Wiley professional computing）
Wiley, c1994
- : pbk.
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Includes index
"Books and vendors": p. [500]-511
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Multi-vendor distributed networks, connecting both DOS and UNIX systems, are rapidly emerging as a networking tool. Beginning with an overview of networking theory, this text offers individuals and small companies practical guidelines for building networks with a wide variety of configurations for all types of computing environments, including linking DOS, UNIX, OS/2 and Windows NT. Internetworking is also addressed through product reviews, hardware recommendations and a complete discussion of implementation strategies.
Table of Contents
- UNIX, DOS, LANS, Windows and Windows NT, OS/2
- Computer Hardware
- Network Theory
- Understanding Filesystems
- Graphical User Interfaces
- E-Mail Concepts
- Distributed Computing
- Choosing A Network Connection
- Cables
- The Network Interface Card
- Setting Up a TCP/IP Network
- Terminals & Accessories
- Installing X Servers
- Installing UNIX on a PC
- Installing PC-LAN/UNIX Hybrids
- Installing DOS-UNIX Interface
- Installing Terminal Simulation
- DOS Emulators
- Setting up E-Mail
- Software Utilities
- Product Evaluations: Network Products, X Servers, DOS-UNIX Interfaces, DOS Emulators, Utilities.
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