Consolidating Windows 2000 Servers in iSeries: An Implementation Guide for the IBM Integrated xSeries Server for iSeries

Gain detailed insights and explanations on the support provided by the OS/400 Integration for Windows 2000 Server software. This IBM Redbook is ideal for IBM customers, Business Partners, service providers, and personnel who need an in-depth understanding of how to implement Windows 2000 running on the IBM Integrated xSeries Server for iSeries (IXS).

This redbook highlights the benefits of running the Windows 2000 server on the Integrated xSeries Server for iSeries, rather than on a separate PC server. Plus, it enables you with the knowledge you need to plan, install, and manage the Integrated xSeries Server when it is installed in your IBM eServer iSeries server.

Chapter 1. Overview
Chapter 2. Installation planning
Chapter 3. Installing the Windows 2000 server
Chapter 4. General administration
Chapter 5. Disk storage administration
Chapter 6. User administration
Chapter 7. Backup and restore
Chapter 8. Updating the integration software
Chapter 9. Integrated xSeries Server problem determination
Chapter 10. Integrated xSeries Server hardware and software
Chapter 11. OS/400 components of the Windows 2000 server
Chapter 12. Windows 2000 Server Terminal Services
Chapter 13. QNTC file system
Chapter 14. AS/400 NetServer
Chapter 15. Managing Windows 2000 servers remotely
Chapter 16. PC server migration and consolidation
Chapter 17. Printing in a network environment
Chapter 18. DBCS considerations
Chapter 19. Windows NT to Windows 2000 server migration
Appendix A. Windows 2000 server supported language versions
Appendix B. Universal Serial Bus (USB) devices
Appendix C. Installation files
Appendix D. Release enhancements
Appendix E. Integrated xSeries and Netfinity Server support

Publish Date
22 December 2000

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Author(s)
Nick Harris
Phil Ainsworth
Phil Goodman
Michael Kobos
Jocelyn Mak
Gerald Pape
Dirk Webbeler

ISBN
0738421324

IBM Form Number
SG24-6056-00

Number of pages
508