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Windows 2000 & UNIX integration guide
Windows 2000 & UNIX integration guide

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Windows 2000 & UNIX integration guide
Windows 2000 & UNIX integration guide

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Provides full coverage of cross-platform files, and provides solutions for third-party management utilities. Also covers DNS and RRAS configurations, desktop, mail, and printing applications, and...

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Windows 2000 & Unix integration guide
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