Chapter 10. Clients, Interoperability, and Printing
Microsoft wants Windows Server 2008 to be the center of your networking world. Of course, they want Windows Server 2008 to be surrounded by Windows clients, but rarely is that exclusively the case. Given the open source nature of Linux, and the strong and sometimes dominant roles that Unix applications and Microsoft desktops play, Windows must accommodate these clients as well. In this chapter, we'll consider the different levels of support offered to clients.
Windows Server 2008 also offers a new print architecture as well as a new printer management framework. Some significant new features offer better control over print servers, more and finer control over printer policy, as well as options ...
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