Input-Output Equipment/Peripherals, Solaris/Sun OS, General & Miscellaneous PCs
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Overview
Lacking access to any enforceable configuration standards, anyone attempting to select and configure hardware required to install Solaris for x86 in stand-alone and networked (grouped) configurations, is bound to hit some troublesome and frustrating pitfalls. Written in non-technical language -- supplemented with how-to illustrations, checklists, and rules-of-thumb -- this user-friendly configuration and planning guide takes the mystery out of technical configuration details and walks readers step-by-step through a simple structured approach for making the critical decisions that will ultimately result in trouble-free computer and network hardware operation. Focuses on good planning as the key to successful hardware configuration and installation. Shows how to: determine hardware requirements; select compatible hardware; configure hardware components; design the physical network; troubleshoot installation problems. Features hardware selection and configuration charts; resource contact lists; installation planning checklists; technology tutorials; and network design guidelines. For those who are upgrading hardware for use with Solaris for x86, setting up a small networked group of x86 systems, providing technical support of x86 installations, or putting DOS and Solaris for x86 on the same system.Written in non-technical language--supplemented with how-to illustrations, checklists and rules-of-thumb--this user-friendly configuration and planning guide takes the mystery out of technical configuration details and walks readers step by step through a simple structured approach for making the critical decisions that will result in trouble-free computer and network hardware operation.
Book Details
Published
September 13, 1994
Publisher
Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : SunSoft Press, c1994.
Pages
352
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780131246782