Resources for Interoperability of Apple Macintosh and Windows

Article
11/10/2006

Find information to help you interoperate Macintosh and Windows environments.

Highlights

Services for Macintosh for Windows Server 2003

Services for Macintosh lets x86-based and Apple Macintosh clients share files and printers and remotely connect to a Microsoft network.

•	Services for Macintosh Best Practices Read Windows Server TechCenter best practices for deploying and managing Services for Macintosh (SFM)

•	Services for Macintosh for Windows Server 2000 Windows 2000 Services for Macintosh provides an integration platform for mixed Windows 2000-based and Macintosh-based networks and makes it possible for Macintosh clients to share files and printers.

•	How to Create a Macintosh-Accessible Volume Read this topic in the Windows 2000 Server product documentation to learn how to create a folder that an Apple Macintosh system can access.

•	How to Install Microsoft Authentication on a Macintosh Find steps to install the Microsoft User Authentication Module (UAM), which provides a more secure logon session by sending an encrypted password, rather than a straight text password, across the network.

•	Mactopia Compatibility Center Visit the Mactopia site to find information and resources on compatibility between Windows and Mac platforms.