If you're a DOS user, you're already on your way to learning UNIX(r) 
With this unique book and your knowledge of DOS, you can learn basic and advanced UNIX commands with minimum pain and maximum speed. Many DOS operations have equivalent operations in UNIX. You begin by examining these equivalents and learning the commands required to execute them. Once you've grasped the basics, you can begin to exploit your knowledge of UNIX to explore those systems on the Internet that you usually pass by because you need UNIX commands to navigate them. This unparalleled guide: <ul>
<li>Compares the styles and user environments of DOS and UNIX systems</li> <li>Describes the UNIX file structure and how to use your knowledge of DOS to name files and directories</li> <li>Provides special tables for a detailed comparison of DOS and UNIX commands, both by name and function</li> <li>Explains how to use the vi editor, run applications, and operate Korn shell and C shell programs</li> <li>Discusses the sending and receiving of electronic messages in UNIX, as well as special pointers for working with diskettes</li> <li>Covers UNIX networking and interactions on the Internet</li> <li>Includes copious examples and exercise problems that you can use to practice as you learn So don't let the thought of UNIX make you tremble; find out how much you already know and how quickly you can learn the rest.</li> </ul>

UNIX? for DOS Users

Computers & Technology

Arick, Martin R.

Operating Systems

wiley

Whether you are working on a UNIX system or are using a PC connected to the Internet, this essential guidebook contains everything you need to know to master the most vital and commonly used TCP/IP commands. For each command, you'll find lots of examples along with valuable tips and techniques that even the most seasoned user will find useful. The book also guides you through the minefield of potential problems and explores many features unique to Internet PC users.

The Essential Guide to TCP/IP Commands

Networking & Cloud Computing

A user-friendly guide explaining step-by-step what you need to know in order to connect to and use networks such as Internet. Each chapter describes how to use a different service—rlogin, telnet, rcp, rsh, tftp, ftp, e-mail and network services.

The TCP/IP Companion: A Guide for the Common User

*A Wiley-QED Publication

This book's real strength is as an introduction to the UNIX system for beginners who want to master the C shell thoroughly before moving on to the vast array of utilities and other features that UNIX offers.

UNIX C Shell Desk Reference

A user-friendly guide explaining step-by-step what you need to know in order to connect to and use networks such as Internet. Each chapter describes how to use a different service—rlogin, telnet, rcp, rsh, tftp, ftp, e-mail and network services.

TCP/IP Companion: A Guide for the Common User (Qed Networking Series)

Certification

Qed Pub. Group