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Comparing Sun Solaris 7, Windows nt server 0, and Windows 2000 Server
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| bet | 14/265 | | Sana | 21.03.2017 | | Hajmi | 0.9 Mb. | | #1030 |
File and Print Sharing – File and print services in Solaris 7 are extremely robust, with excellent native TCP/IP printing implementation. File sharing via the included TotalNET Server package for Windows, NetWare and Macintosh clients provides a strong framework for network file sharing. Solstice NFS clients are provided for integrating Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows NT. Solstice NFS is provided as a separate software package, which is installed on Windows-based systems.
Networking and Communications – Sun advertises that the Internet runs on Sun operating systems. Their excellent native TCP/IP support is the standard by which other implementations are judged. While support for Sun supplied hardware is excellent, users of the Intel version of Solaris 7 will find support for only a small subset of the available networking hardware. Routing and remote access services are available, but the native implementation of standard features, such as PPP, is very difficult to configure and lacks broad support for modem hardware. Solaris includes no telephony solutions but does offer a strong VPN solution through SunScreen SKIP.
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