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Linux is gaining increasing popularity within the workplace. Primarily it is deployed within the Internet marketplace at server level but it is beginning to make in roads into other areas such as internal network servers and desktop workstations. With this in mind and for reasons given below, my company decided to deploy a Linux based LAN server into our Windows9x based network. I started this project with basic knowledge of Linux and some knowledge of Unix. During the course of the project it ocurred to me that some sort of document describing the tasks involved would be helpful. I could not find such a document. | Windows-LAN-Server-HOWTO Windows-LAN-Server-HOWTO Table of Contents Windows LAN server HOW-TO.1 by Ryan Cartwright crimperman@enterprise.net.1 l.Dedication.1 2.Introduction.1 3.The Linux Option.1 4.Installation.1 5.Is that it .2 6. Conclusion.2 7. References.2 1.Dedication.2 2.Introduction.2 2.1 The Scenario.2 2.2 The Options.3 Repair.3 Replace.3 3.The Linux Option.3 3.1 Research is the key.4 The importance of further reading.4 3.2 The tools.4 3.3 Convincing the boss.5 3.4 Which distribution .5 4.Installation.5 4.1 RedHat.5 4.2 Samba.6 Samba configuration.6 Microsoft Word templates.6 4.3 E-mail.7 qmail.7 fetchmail.7 4.4 Faxing.7 Faxing from Windows clients.8 HylaFAX.8 Word macros.8 5.Is that it .9 6. Conclusion.9 7. References.9 i Windows LAN server HOW-TO by Ryan Cartwright crimperman@enterprise.net v0.1 21 September 2000 This document is intended to assist those who wish to consider Linux as a server within an office environment which has PC s primarily running Microsoft Windows 9x. 1.Dedication 2.Introduction 2.1 The Scenario 2.2 The Options 3.The Linux Option 3.1 Research is the key 3.2 The tools 3.3 Convincing the boss 3.4 Which distribution 4.Installation 4.1 RedHat 4.2 Samba 4.3 E-mail 4.4 Faxing Windows LAN server HOW-TO
