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Making Linux and Windows network management easy

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Linux-Watch.com; By Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols
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OK, "easy" really isn't the word for heterogeneous network management. Still, with the right tools, managing Windows and Linux systems on a LAN can go from dragging blocks, to building a pyramid, to using wheels to move those massive stone blocks. Over at Linux-Watch's sister publication, eWEEK, we recently reviewed Centeris' Likewise Management Suite 2. This is a management program for Windows Server 2003 and W2K server managers who know how to snap an AD (Active Directory) whip, but aren't too clear on Linux management details.

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Therefore, it makes more sense to spend your time and energy on identifying, then removing any dependencies on Windows.

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