Windows/Linux Webinars

TechNet Webcast: Microsoft Windows and Linux Interoperability: Shattering the Myths (Level 200)

For many organizations, interoperability is critical to their technology environments. To cooperate with Linux, Microsoft Windows Server 2003 (and the upcoming R2) is designed with interoperability in mind. If you are in an environment where you need to Linux and Microsoft Windows to work cooperatively, you need to know what Windows Server 2003 has to offer to make that communication easier. This webcast shows you the features built into Windows Server 2003 which help you make contact with Linux.

Presenter: Jeremy Moskowitz, Author, Instructor, Infrastructure Architect and founder of www.WinLinAnswers.com

Jeremy Moskowitz is an independent consultant and trainer specializing in Microsoft Windows Server Group Policy and Microsoft Windows Server Active Directory. Jeremy runs www.GPanswers.com, a community forum that answers tough Group Policy questions. He is the conference chairperson for Windows & .NET Magazine Connections. Jeremy has authored several books on Windows Server administration and Group Policy, and his upcoming book, "Windows and Linux Network Integration", is scheduled for release in September 2005.

Click here for Webinar: http://tinyurl.com/ahtx6

Migration Paths Best Traveled: Move On Over and Save

While this is a little outside the scope of WinLinAnswers.com, there is some good information here on co-existence. Presented by Ziff-Davis and UNISYS 

Organizations running on a Unix operating environment are at a disadvantage to their counterparts utilizing an open-source architecture or Windows platform. The average, move to an open source database can create per project savings between $250K and $500K. However, database migration is a complex and risky project. Join Unisys, and a panel of experts for a live, interactive eSeminar that tells the real story of the risks and rewards of moving from a proprietary Unix platform to more robust environments such as Windows and Linux without losing data.

http://www.eseminarslive.com/article2/0,2144,1862304,00.asp 

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