uninstall the windows in all the client systems and install the Linux OS in aall of them you are done. OR else uninstall the Linux OS from the server and install the windows server on it.you are done. very simple and straight answer na.... huh
There are many types of services a "Linux server" can provide. You need to be more specific as to exactly what you are trying to accomplish, be it accessing a Samba share, using SSH to access a shell on Linux, a web server, a Jabber server, etc...
you need to rephrase your question, or give more information on what you are trying to accomplish as this could be a very verbose answer.
Network Level Authentication is used to authenticate Clients and servers to the network in Windows XP. It is also used to establish a remote desktop connection.
no.
Windows 7. Microsoft released a lot of versions of windows and several editions to all of them for clients(PC's), servers and devices.
a lot of big businesses use UNIX and Linux for servers, and windows for clients
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Windows servers are not necessarily failure-prone moreso than say Linux or Mac servers. However, Windows servers do suffer more frequently from hacking and virus attacks.
A server cluster is a group of independent servers running Windows and working together as a single system, to ensure high availability of services for clients.
No. A wide variety of IRC clients are available for other platforms, including Windows and Mac OS X. Most IRC servers are designed to be run on Linux and Unix-like systems, but a few, such as WeIRCd, have been ported to Windows as well.
Windows XP Professional allows up to 10 concurrent connections
A person can get Windows 7 to manage wireless connections by enabling the wireless network manager under the control panel. Windows will then remember all connections made and automatically connect to them when in range.
No. Unless you have an Intel processor and are running Windows XP through Boot Camp. Your system performance will be so poor, you might as well not play it at all. You will also be unable to connect to game servers, as they are specifically for Windows connections.
Windows Server 2003, and Windows NT 4.0