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Choosing a File-Sharing Model
Multiuser Model
NFS Diskless Model
Client-Server Model
Distributing Applications and Data
HP-UX File-Sharing Model (V.4)
What To Distribute; What To Keep Local
Servers for Specific Purposes
A Sample Workgroup / Network
The MSW Network (Overview)
The MSW Network (System by System)
Setting Disk-Management Strategy
Distributing Disks
Capacity Planning
Disk-Management Tools
Planning to Manage File Systems
Introduction to Managing File Systems
Journaled File System, the File System Default
Frequently Asked Questions about the Journaled File System
Managing Users Across Multiple Systems
Guidelines
Should You Share Users’ Home and Mail Directories?
Planning your Printer Configuration
LP Spooler
HP Distributed Print Service (HPDPS)
For More Information on Printer-Related Tasks
Distributing Backups
Using HP OpenView OmniBack II for Backup
Services for Data Exchange with Personal Computers
File Transfer Tools
Terminal Emulators
Versions of UNIX-like Operating Systems
Versions of the X Window System for PCs
Versions of the PC Windows Systems for HP-UX Systems
NFS Mounts
Network Operating Systems
Electronic Mail
Possible Problems Exchanging Data Between HP-UX and PCs
ASCII End-of-Line Problems
The Endian Difference Problem
Internet Protocols and IPv6
IPv6 Information

The topics that follow are primarily intended to help someone who is about to set up a workgroup from scratch, but you may also find them useful if you’re reconfiguring or expanding the workgroup.

If you need to know what we mean by workgroup, see “How We Are Using the Terms “System” and “Workgroup””.

Go to any of these topics for more information:



Types of Workgroup
  		 


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