Linux in a Windows World/Dedication

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Linux in a Windows World
Dedication Preface Part I: Linux's Place in a Windows Network Chapter 1: Linux's Features Chapter 2: Linux Deployment Strategies Part II: Sharing Files and Printers Chapter 3: Basic Samba Configuration Chapter 4: File and Printer Shares Chapter 5: Managing a NetBIOS Network with Samba Chapter 6: Linux as an SMB/CIFS Client Part III: Centralized Authentication Tools Chapter 7: Using NT Domains for Linux Authentication Chapter 8: Using LDAP Chapter 9: Kerberos Configuration and Use Part IV: Remote Login Tools Chapter 10: Remote Text-Mode Administration and Use Chapter 11: Running GUI Programs Remotely Chapter 12: Linux Thin Client Configurations Part V: Additional Server Programs Chapter 13: Configuring Mail Servers Chapter 14: Network Backups Chapter 15: Managing a Network with Linux Part VI: Appendixes Appendix A: Configuring PAM Appendix B: Linux on the Desktop Colophon

This book is for Theo.

May his Apatosaurs, Dilophosaurs, and Gigantosaurs forever be his friends.