Hello,
I could like to get the a book which is suitable for me to
learn Samba and its application on Microsoft OS like Win NT and WIn 2K
.Kindly recommend me and where can I purchase one ? Thanks.
Rgds,
yipcl
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Chin Loo
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Subject: Book on using Samba
23/09/02
02:34 PM
Hello,
I could like to get the a book which is suitable for me to
learn Samba and its application on Microsoft OS like Win NT and WIn 2K .Any
recommendation and where can I purchase one ? Thanks.
Rgds,
yipcl
YIP_Chin_Loo@nyp.gov.sg wrote:> I could like to get the a book which is suitable for me to > learn Samba and its application on Microsoft OS like Win NT and WIn 2K > .Kindly recommend me and where can I purchase one ? Thanks.I'll start off the discussion, and hopefully, someone else will have comments on some of the other books. I'm totally biased towards, err ... myself! ... and members of the Samba Team who have written books. You can go to http://www.samba.org and select your nearest mirror site for the Samba web pages, then click on the "books" link. You are apparently in Singapore, so it would be here: http://sg.samba.org/samba/books.html Since Samba is being developed pretty rapidly over the past few years, I'd advise selecting a book that has been updated recently. This pretty much eliminates the one I'm working on (Using Samba, O'Reilly), for the next few months, anyway, although you can the first edition (1999) for free in HTML format in the Samba source code distribution, in the docs/ directory. For the moment, try SAMS Teach Yourself Samba in 24 Hours, 2nd Edition, which is by Gerald Carter, a very active member of the Samba Team. According to the webpage (which happens to be maintained by Jerry himself) that book was updated just last year. And if you don't mind waiting a while, the second edition of Using Samba will be available -- try searching for my name (Jay Ts) on Amazon.com. There is a listing there for it, although the description they had last time I looked was for the first edition. Also, there is Special Edition, Using Samba, by Richard Sharpe, another Samba Team member. It was updated in 2000. There was one more book I which I could mention - I glanced at it once in a book store, and thought it was pretty decent, but I don't remember the title or author. Any other recommendations? Jay Ts
Hi Jay,
Where can I buy this book in Singapore ? Any bookshop in particular
?Thanks.
Rgds,
yipcl
Jay Ts
<jay@jayts.cx To: Chin Loo
YIP/NYP/SINGOV@SINGOV
> cc: samba@lists.samba.org
Subject: Re: [Samba] Book on using
Samba
09/24/02
01:31 AM
YIP_Chin_Loo@nyp.gov.sg wrote:> I could like to get the a book which is suitable for me to
> learn Samba and its application on Microsoft OS like Win NT and WIn 2K
> .Kindly recommend me and where can I purchase one ? Thanks.
I'll start off the discussion, and hopefully, someone else will
have comments on some of the other books. I'm totally biased towards,
err ... myself! ... and members of the Samba Team who have written
books.
You can go to http://www.samba.org and select your nearest mirror
site for the Samba web pages, then click on the "books" link.
You are apparently in Singapore, so it would be here:
http://sg.samba.org/samba/books.html
Since Samba is being developed pretty rapidly over the past
few years, I'd advise selecting a book that has been updated
recently. This pretty much eliminates the one I'm working on
(Using Samba, O'Reilly), for the next few months, anyway,
although you can the first edition (1999) for free in HTML
format in the Samba source code distribution, in the docs/ directory.
For the moment, try SAMS Teach Yourself Samba in 24 Hours, 2nd Edition,
which is by Gerald Carter, a very active member of the Samba Team.
According to the webpage (which happens to be maintained by Jerry
himself) that book was updated just last year.
And if you don't mind waiting a while, the second edition of
Using Samba will be available -- try searching for my name
(Jay Ts) on Amazon.com. There is a listing there for it, although
the description they had last time I looked was for the first
edition.
Also, there is Special Edition, Using Samba, by Richard Sharpe,
another Samba Team member. It was updated in 2000.
There was one more book I which I could mention - I glanced at
it once in a book store, and thought it was pretty decent,
but I don't remember the title or author.
Any other recommendations?
Jay Ts
The one other book I rely on, besides "Using Samba" is "SAMBA
Essentials for Windows Administrators" by Gary Wilson (ISBN 0-13-040942-1).
It really good if you're coming from a Microsoft background versus a UNIX
background.
Marion D. Haines
Network Administrator
Board of County Commissioners
Brevard County, Florida
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EMail: marion.haines@countygovt.brevard.fl.us
Phone: 321-617-7398
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<< File: Headers.822 >> Hi Jay,
Where can I buy this book in Singapore ? Any bookshop in particular
?Thanks.
Rgds,
yipcl
Jay Ts
<jay@jayts.cx To: Chin Loo
YIP/NYP/SINGOV@SINGOV
> cc: samba@lists.samba.org
Subject: Re: [Samba] Book on using
Samba
09/24/02
01:31 AM
YIP_Chin_Loo@nyp.gov.sg wrote:> I could like to get the a book which is suitable for me to
> learn Samba and its application on Microsoft OS like Win NT and WIn 2K
> .Kindly recommend me and where can I purchase one ? Thanks.
I'll start off the discussion, and hopefully, someone else will
have comments on some of the other books. I'm totally biased towards,
err ... myself! ... and members of the Samba Team who have written
books.
You can go to http://www.samba.org and select your nearest mirror
site for the Samba web pages, then click on the "books" link.
You are apparently in Singapore, so it would be here:
http://sg.samba.org/samba/books.html
Since Samba is being developed pretty rapidly over the past
few years, I'd advise selecting a book that has been updated
recently. This pretty much eliminates the one I'm working on
(Using Samba, O'Reilly), for the next few months, anyway,
although you can the first edition (1999) for free in HTML
format in the Samba source code distribution, in the docs/ directory.
For the moment, try SAMS Teach Yourself Samba in 24 Hours, 2nd Edition,
which is by Gerald Carter, a very active member of the Samba Team.
According to the webpage (which happens to be maintained by Jerry
himself) that book was updated just last year.
And if you don't mind waiting a while, the second edition of
Using Samba will be available -- try searching for my name
(Jay Ts) on Amazon.com. There is a listing there for it, although
the description they had last time I looked was for the first
edition.
Also, there is Special Edition, Using Samba, by Richard Sharpe,
another Samba Team member. It was updated in 2000.
There was one more book I which I could mention - I glanced at
it once in a book store, and thought it was pretty decent,
but I don't remember the title or author.
Any other recommendations?
Jay Ts
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