Choosing a Network Operating System
Explain what network operating system you would suggest.
After fulfilling all the requirements of hardware, we need to choose and install a network operating system (Network Operating System, NOS), which manage and coordinate all network operations. The services to be undertaken by this network operating system are:
• Support for files so they will, create, share, store and retrieve files, essential activities that NOS specializes providing a quick and safe.
• Communications: All that is sent over the wire. For example this communication takes place when someone enters a network, you copy a file, email, or print.
• Services support team: This includes all special services such as printing, tape backups, virus detection in the network, etc.
The network operating system determines these resources and how to access and share them. This network operating system is chosen according to the needs of the company. We have considered that “Windows-based NOSs are known for their intuitive graphical user interface, multitasking capabilities, and compatibility with a huge array of applications.” (Dean, 2009, p. 437).
For the company Opcer Inc we have suggested using the latest version of Windows 2008 because it is designed to provide organizations with the most productive platform for virtualization workloads, creating efficient applications and network protection. It provides a secure and easy to manage, for the development and hosting reliable web applications, services and remote access.
Describe how you would incorporate the new servers into the environment proposed in Assignment 1 and how you would address what additional changes might be needed.
The incorporation of the new network operating system in a company we must follow certain steps that allow us to merge the system peer-to-peer into a client / server without losing any information of the company. The follows steps play an important role in the installation of Client/server network:
• The first off is
After fulfilling all the requirements of hardware, we need to choose and install a network operating system (Network Operating System, NOS), which manage and coordinate all network operations. The services to be undertaken by this network operating system are:
• Support for files so they will, create, share, store and retrieve files, essential activities that NOS specializes providing a quick and safe.
• Communications: All that is sent over the wire. For example this communication takes place when someone enters a network, you copy a file, email, or print.
• Services support team: This includes all special services such as printing, tape backups, virus detection in the network, etc.
The network operating system determines these resources and how to access and share them. This network operating system is chosen according to the needs of the company. We have considered that “Windows-based NOSs are known for their intuitive graphical user interface, multitasking capabilities, and compatibility with a huge array of applications.” (Dean, 2009, p. 437).
For the company Opcer Inc we have suggested using the latest version of Windows 2008 because it is designed to provide organizations with the most productive platform for virtualization workloads, creating efficient applications and network protection. It provides a secure and easy to manage, for the development and hosting reliable web applications, services and remote access.
Describe how you would incorporate the new servers into the environment proposed in Assignment 1 and how you would address what additional changes might be needed.
The incorporation of the new network operating system in a company we must follow certain steps that allow us to merge the system peer-to-peer into a client / server without losing any information of the company. The follows steps play an important role in the installation of Client/server network:
• The first off is
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