The Microsoft interoperability strategy is based on a four-layer framework that covers network, data, applications and management integration. By supporting key standards, Microsoft is ensuring that Windows 2000 Server can interoperate with existing platforms and technologies.
Learn how Windows 2000 Server support for common protocols, file and print services, Open Database Connectivity (ODBC), COM+, Message Queueing, and Active Directory allow Windows 2000-based servers to integrate with heterogeneous hardware and software environments, while simultaneously reducing management overhead.
