<p>Windows 7 will be the successor to Windows XP for most organizations running Windows clients. What can system administrators expect when upgrading to the new operating system? What are the most important differences for the IT pro, and how does all this new technology work? This book has the answers—clear, simple, and to the point. The subjects in this book focus on real-world experience; giving you the technical information you need without the marketing chat. Windows 7 for XP Professionals benefits IT professionals who are responsible for setting up and maintaining medium- to large-sized networks. The book contains an in-depth overview of the essential changes since Windows XP in terms of deploying, managing, securing, and migrating to Windows 7. The new version of Windows offers unprecedented opportunities and challenges. Let Windows 7 for XP Professionals help make your migration seamless.</p>

Windows 7 for XP Professionals: Essential Planning & Support for the IT Pro

Computers & Technology

Comvalius, Raymond P. L.

Operating Systems

Books 4 Brains

This book is a practical programmer’s guide that explains how to unlock Active Directory Domain Services using C#. With the knowledge provided in this book, you will be able to create an application or a self-made Microsoft Management Console that can provision and deprovision, migrate, report, and manage the directory in general, and much more. This book requires a basic understanding of the following subjects: Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services, C# and Microsoft.NET Framework. This book covers Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (R2), and Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Active Directory Domain Services.

Unlock Ad Ds Using C#.net: Develop the Key to Unlocking Active Directory and Unleash Its Full Potential

Willemsen, Edward

<p><div>Are you spending too much time keeping your heterogeneous directory solutions in sync? Are you still using the Novell client to access the eDirectory environment and use NSS volumes from Windows workstations? Are you considering implementing Active Directory in your network to manage your Windows hosts? If you answered yes to at least one of these questions, this book is written for you. In this book, you will learn how to implement Novell Domain Services for Windows (DSfW) to make your eDirectory behave just like an Active Directory. You can choose to turn your existing eDirectory users into Active Directory-enabled users or create a brand new domain. You can also integrate Domain Services for Windows with Active Directory. Once Windows workstations have joined the Domain Services for Windows domain, users can access Novell resources like NSS volumes natively, without any additional software. You can manage Domain Services for Windows with the Microsoft Management Console (MMC).</div></p>

Implementing Domain Services for Windows

Cuella, Samuel

Networking & Cloud Computing

In this book, author Rob Bastiaansen has put together 100 tips that will make the life of NetWare system administrators easier. With the knowledge from this book, administrators will be able to solve everyday problems and get the most out of the NetWare environment. The author has delved into his extensive experience with NetWare server management and explains technical concepts in a clear and simple way.

The Netware Toolbox

Bastiaansen, Rob

Programming

<p>The second edition of Rob's Guide to Using VMWare continues where the author stopped with the first edition. New topics covered in the book are VMWare ACE and VMWare GSX Server. The book now also contains information on VMWare and Linux. This new edition features an overview of the new version 5 of VMWare Workstation. Many topics which were included in the first edition have been updated.</p>

Rob's Guide To Using VMware

Software