Title: OS/2 Warp Server, Windows NT, and NetWare:A Network Operating System Study
Description: With the release of OS/2 Warp Server, IBM has taken another step forward in the network operating system (NOS) race. In comparison to former LAN Server versions, IBM's inclusion of a cornucopia of management tools is a bold move by IBM to redefine just what network managers expect to find in a server.

IBM's highly reliable, highly available, and highly serviceable high
performance Warp Server network operating system has two main competitors,
Microsoft's Windows NT Server 4.0 and Novell's NetWare 4.1. A blue ribbon
group of IBM system engineers was invited to investigate these products and
render an informative comparative analysis of their functions, features, and
usability.

The goal of this examination was to produce a redbook designed for all kinds
of readers. Whether you are an experienced network administrator of one
platform who needs an overview of other network operating systems, a support
person, office guru, or repair technician who might need more information
about a particular network operating system, or just someone who is involved
in network-related discussions as a sales person, consultant, or decider, you
will find a lot of information about the three major Intel-based network
operating systems, how they differentiate from each other, and how they
interoperate with each other.