Doing my homework

[robinpow]

I've been a Mac person for many years, however only as an end user. Well I have a chance to make the jump, and while it's still early

in the game, I want to start learning the basics of running a server.

My customer is 100% Windows, I'm 99.9% Mac so I picked FM to handle the data base. I know that I can use a Mac server to drive this

project, however need to learn the "ins and outs".

Would love some suggestions to good books and or websites.

Thanks!

[LiveOak]

Once again, most of the good information fall under the category of "Tricks of the Trade" and won't be found in any books or on websites. We have a lot of experience with Mac FM Servers. Either post back, email, or give a call and we'll share it with you! This is the sort of information that is obsolete by the time it could make it into a book.

Brent Dussia

Live Oak Systems

760-728-7046

[email protected]

-bd

[Anatoli]

If somebody will configure NT4 server (or workstation) with service pack, then to install FM server is just easy, as on Mac and FM will be running faster, than on MacOS.

But to configure NT server, is approximately 20 - 100 times more difficult, than to configure MacOS server.

[Kurt Knippel]

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Originally posted by Anatoli:

But to configure NT server, is approximately 20 - 100 times more difficult, than to configure MacOS server.

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Well MacOS X has increased the complexity level up there near NT, but earlier versions certainly are easier.

[robinpow]

Thanks!! Will be making contact, as soon as things in the world calm down a little. Right now there is a veiw things a little more importent gong on. :-(