Expanding Choice

Moving to Linux and Open Source with Novell Open Enterprise Server

Jason Williams, Peter Clegg, Emmett Dulaney - Collection IT Management

248 pages, parution le 11/05/2005

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Résumé

Linux and the open source software movement are fundamentally altering the world's IT landscape. Businesses and organizations of all sizes are finding that they can reduce costs, improve performance and reliability, and offer better service and more options to customers by implementing a carefully planned move to Linux and open source software.

Expanding Choice: Moving to Linux and Open Source with Novell Open Enterprise Server provides information, tools, and a framework for analysis that enables computer professionals and decision makers to assess the benefits of implementing open source. It also introduces Novell Open Enterprise Server-the newest operating system from Novell offering all the services that Novell customers have come to know and depend upon in NetWare along with the best features of Linux and open source software.

Gain greater choice and flexibility by deploying Linux
Minimize training costs by leveraging your current infrastructure
Use Linux and Novell Open Enterprise Server to run your line-of-business applications
Achieve enterprise-class scalability for applications, collaboration, file, print, security, and storage
Build the foundation for a complete Linux-based server-to-desktop alternative to current proprietary offerings
Partner with the leading network vendors and gain access to the Novell global ecosystem
Mitigate business risks through proven high-availability, service-failover and disaster-recovery solutions
Manage your mixed environment of NetWare and Linux through a single web-based management interface and simplify IT staff workload

L'auteur - Jason Williams

Jason Williams is the product manager for Novell Open Enterprise Server. He joined Novell in 1999 and has been product manager for GroupWise, WebAccess, and Wireless. He created Novell's instant messaging system, GroupWise Messenger.

L'auteur - Peter Clegg

Peter Clegg is a technology consultant and writer based in Orem, Utah. He has been writing about networking technology for more than 15 years.

L'auteur - Emmett Dulaney

Emmett Dulaney is the certification columnist for UnixReview and author of Novell Certified Linux Professional Study Guide from Novell Press. He has earned 18 vendor certifications, written several books on Linux, Unix, and certification study, and has spoken at a number of conferences.

Sommaire

Introduction
A History of Linux and the Open Source Movement
The Open Source Solution
Open Source in the Real World
A Brief History of Netware
The Rise and Reason for Open Enterprise Server (OES)
Installing and Upgrading to Open Enterprise Server
Administering Open Source
Appendix A: Open Source Case Studies
Index

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Novell Press
Auteur(s)	Jason Williams, Peter Clegg, Emmett Dulaney
Collection	IT Management
Parution	11/05/2005
Nb. de pages	248
Format	15 x 23
Couverture	Broché
Poids	366g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780672327223
ISBN13	978-0-672-32722-3