With a network that has less than 10 computers, you really don't need a server. Installing network operatins systems is the same as installing any operating system, insert the CD and install.
For a network with less than 10 computers, a peer to peer networking topology would be the best.
Please note: This also depends on the function and usage of the network. A architectural firm or chemical company may have dedicated servers doing calculations, managing project data, and so on. Many times these networks require one or multiple servers dedicated to the task because the workstations just don't have the computational power alone. Or because the project, project notes, mark-ups, etc. must be managed in a way that permits multiple changes to occur without an actual committed change. I
In short even networks of 10 or less computers may qualify for the server-client topology if the type of workload you have in mind requires heavy data processing, and workgroup management.
If we need to allow personal computers to participate in computer network and shared file and printer access within a local area network (LAN). At that time after physically connecting the server computer to the network, we can install the network operating system (NOS) on the server.
Go into the computers bios and tell it to boot from network. Restart and work from there.
well, access all the other computers from 1computer through a network connection. In that way you will be able to install Firefox on multiple computers on a network at once.
There's no hard limit on the number of operating systems you can install. The limit will be dictated by the number of operating systems that support your hardware and the amount of space on your hard drive(s).
There are a wide variety of reasons why a company would want to install network security hardware to their computers. One such reason would be to prevent access to payroll information or company secrets.
Command line install (open a terminal and type these in): su -c yum install wine (rpm-based operating systems) sudo apt-get install wine (deb-based operating systems) emerge wine (gentoo)
Gadget XP includes a range of freeware software and affiliated programs that work in conjunction with windows operating systems. These can be downloaded from software sites such as Softtonic.
Apple's Mac OS X is their operating system for their range of Mac computers. It can legally only be installed on computers made by Apple. You can install the Windows operating system on a Mac so that you can use both systems.
To install two separate operating systems you will have to create separate partions on the hard disk. You then install each operating system in it's own partion and use a boot loader such as GRUB to select which system you want to boot, some operating systems might include their own boot loader during the installation.
This depends on the licence that came with the software. Some operating systems do allow many copies. For example, the various kinds of Linux are free to install on any number of computers.Microsoft, however, does not issue licences that allow any of its operating systems to be installed at the same time on two different computers. To do so is software piracy and is illegal.
Network setup and configuration refers to installing a network. When you setup the network you configure the settings. Setting up a network is when you install hardware and connect computers so they are using the same network.
The only way you can do this is by installing them one by one. This is generally the easy way unless you can connect them all to a network and remote install them all, which is kind-of impossible when you're installing them. So, yeah, easy way = installing them one by one. :)