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That, to me, is the biggest underlying difference between Win-world and Lin-world - it's the Windows Way of Doing Things vs. The Way of Doing Things.
I always tell people to run stuff as though someone's going to bring in a Mac or a VAX or a Sun or an SGI or an RS/6000 any day. 



> Guys,
> 
> I've just been made responsible for our network and system ops team. I'm
> excited about the opportunity and recognize many areas we need
> improvement. However, there is a Windows side of our network that my group
> is now also responsible for, and while I'm no slouch, I really need to up
> my game on that side of things.
> 
> For those of you who've done admininstration on the Windows network side,
> any good books or "bibles" you could recommend that covers the broad
> spectrum (like Active Directory, Exchange, WINS, etc)? Kind of like the
> Purple Book for Windows?
> 
> Thanks ;)
> 
> John
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