[문서] Inside OS／2 Warp Server, Volume 1, Exploring the Core Component

This redbook provides information about the key components of the IBM OS/2

Warp Server product. Following on the heels of OS/2 Warp Connect, the

integrated OS/2 client operating system, OS/2 Warp Server combines the

refreshed OS/2 Warp and LAN Server with a wealth of functional enhancements

in TCP/IP, Remote Access Services (LAN Distance), systems management

(SystemView), backup and recovery and advanced print function. Each service

or function can be selectively installed, allowing users to customize OS/2 Warp

Server to meet their specific needs. This redbook describes hints and

workarounds for various installation scenarios.

The major enhancement to TCP/IP is the dynamic IP introduction. OS/2 Warp

Server is the first product which has implemented Dynamic DNS (Domain Name

System) together with DHCP (Dynamic Host Control Protocol). This redbook

discusses the detail of this protocol and implementation on server and clients.

Remote Access Services is equivalent to the existing LAN Distance connection

server product but with several enhancements. This redbook describes not only

the enhancements but also the basics of remote access services.

This redbook intends to provide guidance on planning, installation and

customization of the core components of OS/2 Warp Server. The components

discussed in this redbook are the File and Print Sharing function with OS/2 and

DOS/Windows/Windows 95 client, Adapter and Protocol Services, TCP/IP

Services and Remote Access Services. For information on SystemView in OS/2

Warp Server, Backup and Recovery, and Advanced Print Services see the

upcoming redbook, Inside OS/2 Warp Server, Volume 2: Using SystemView,

Backup/Recovery and Advanced Printwhich is planned to be available in

May/1996.

Readers are assumed to have some knowledge of OS/2 Warp, IBM OS/2 LAN

Server 4.0 and basics of TCP/IP protocol and products.