December 15, 2006
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I was tinkering with my Vista system the other day, when I found it wouldn’t connect with a pair of NAS (Network Attached Storage) drives. I was not a happy camper. The drives, a pair of Seagate 400GB USB2.0 External … Continue reading
September 17, 2004
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As you face the end of NT4 support,, you have another alternative to switching to Server 2003: Samba. If you’re happy with your domain network, or you want to use one Server 2003 system to run AD (Active Directory), you … Continue reading
March 21, 1999
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Who needs an NT license? Not us! We tap into Windows’ file and print service by running The Samba Group’s Samba 2.0.x on Linux or other Unix systems. Samba enables users to use file and print services on a Unix … Continue reading
January 25, 1999
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Forget Linux’s hype. Forget Microsoft Corp.’s server market share. The bottom line, according to our hands-on analysis, is that commercial Linux releases can do much more with far less than Windows NT Server can.Yes, Linux has its problems as a … Continue reading