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245			_aThe IBM risc system/6000 /
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260			_bMcGraw-Hill _aEngland _c1993
300			_a265 _bIlustraciones, tablas, graficas _c23cm
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504			_aEditorial McGraw-Hill ISBN 0-07-707668-0
505			_aContents Foreword Trademarks Acknowledgements Introduction 1 IBM and Open Systems 1.1 Definition of an Open System 1.2 The Open Systems standards 1.3 Other versions of UNIX 1.4 Manufacturer alliances 1.5 IBM's commitment to standards 2 UNIX Market-place 2.1 Short history of UNIX 2.2 Benefits of UNIX 2.3 Growth of UNIX 2.4 Limitations of traditional UNIX systems 2.5 Technical workstation and commercial markets 2.6 Performance and benchmarking 2.7 Local Area Networks 2.8 Graphical User Interfaces 3 UNIX from IBM-AIX 3.1 Overview of AIX Version 3 for the RISC System/6000 3.2 Enhanced AIX functionality 3.3 AIX communications capabilities 3.4 Communications software products 3.5 Network management 4 RISC System/6000 4.1 RISC v CISC 4.2 AIX family 4.3 RISC System/6000 hardware architecture 4.4 Current RISC System/6000 models 4.5 Displays and graphics 4.6 Xstations 4.7 1/0 adapters 4.8 Printers and plotters 4.9 Direct access storage devices 4.10 Memory 4.11 Removable media 4.12 Communications hardware 4.13 Miscellaneous hardware 4.14 High availability solutions 4.15 Examples of RS/6000 configurations 5 Using the RISC System/6000 5.1 Getting started 5.2 IBM publications and manuals 5.3 IBM education 6 The RS/6000 and IBM 6.1 The changing face of IBM 6.2 New marketing channels 6.3 Applications 6.4 RS/6000 support 6.5 Relationship between AIX and SAA 6.6 RS/6000 v AS/400 6.7 The RS/6000 success story Appendix A. Other IBM systems Glossary Index
520			_aThe IBM McGraw-Hill Series IBM UK and McGraw-Hill Europe have worked together to publish this series of books about information technology and its use in business, industry and the public sector. The series provides an up-to-date and authoritative insight into the wide range of products and services available, and offers strategic business advice. Some of the books have a technical bias, others are written from a broader business perspective. What they have in common is that their authors-some from IBM, some independent consultants are experts in their field. Apart from assisting where possible with the accuracy of the writing, IBM UK has not sought to inhibit the editorial freedom of the series, and therefore the views expressed in the books are those of the authors, and not necessarily those of IBM. Where IBM has lent its expertise is in assisting McGraw-Hill to identify potential titles whose publication would help advance knowledge and increase awareness of computing topics. Hopefully these titles will also serve to widen the debate about the important information technology issues of today and of the future-such as open systems, networking, and the use of technology to give companies a competitive edge in their market. IBM UK is pleased to be associated with McGraw-Hill in this series.
526			_aIngeniería en Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación
650		0	_aIngeniería en tecnologias de la información y comunicaciones _9585
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945			_a1 _badmin _c1261 _dJenny Viridiana Quiroz Linares
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