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VISUALIZE Workstations NT & HP-UX Functional Interoperability By Scott Key Solution Specialist - HP Visualize J282 | hp visualize workstation - NT & HP-UX Functional Interop - Page 2
core NT operating system. The challenge in a mixed environment of Windows NT and UNIX desktops is to allow for the integration of resources, applications and files from both platforms. However, from the viewpoint of a technical HP-UX workstation user and system manager, there are only a few areas of - HP Visualize J282 | hp visualize workstation - NT & HP-UX Functional Interop - Page 3
connected to the network. From the HP-UX workstation side, printers spooled from a Windows NT system can be accessed via the rlp command on HP-UX. Windows NT has the lpd service (LPDSVC) available to allow HP-UX clients to print through NT. However, there is one note of HP VISUALIZE WORKSTATIONS 2 - HP Visualize J282 | hp visualize workstation - NT & HP-UX Functional Interop - Page 4
UNIX sense. Windows NT does not support X11 Windows, Motif or CDE (Common Desktop Environment) natively, as does HP-UX. Vendors outside of Microsoft provide software, which enable NT to be both client and server within X windows. Packages such as OpenNT, Reflection X and WinTED, provide X11 services - HP Visualize J282 | hp visualize workstation - NT & HP-UX Functional Interop - Page 5
re-designed, as new workstations are added and/or changed. In addition, careful thought must be given to whether an interoperable and enterprise extensible file system is to be based on a UNIX-centric approach (i.e. DFS), or an NT centric approach (i.e. SMB). 02/04/00 HP VISUALIZE WORKSTATIONS 4
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VISUALIZE Workstations
NT & HP-UX Functional Interoperability
By Scott Key
Solution Specialist