As part of the open source movement, many enterprises and small businesses are looking to Linux as a key platform for their business systems. Novell® Linux Small Business Suite (NLSBS) brings to the Linux platform all the network services you need to enable and manage the your small business network.
This guide will help you understand, set up, manage, and use the products and rich features included in Novell Linux Small Business Suite 9.
For information on the features and benefits of NLSBS, see Overview.
For information on setting up and configuring the server environment, see Installing Novell Linux Small Business Server.
For information on managing e-mail and other collaboration services, see E-Mail and Instant Messaging.
For information on setting up printing for network users, see Network Printing.
For information on publishing documents to the Web, see Web Server Publishing.
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