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Microsoft supports Red Hat Linux in Hyper-V

OSCON 2011: Microsoft will support RHEL as a guest OS in Hyper-V as part of its interop strategy.
Digest: Windows and Linux interoperability, integration

Two operating systems can co-exist peacefully in the same environment. Learn tricks to Windows and Linux interoperability, including how to share files between the two platforms.
Sharing Windows files with the Linux CIFS client

It can be surprisingly easy to share files between Linux and Windows with the Linux CIFS client. In this tip, learn how to install the Samba client and set up CIFS on Linux.
Kerberos authentication: Integrating Windows and Linux

Kerberos authentication for CIFS offers easier Windows-Linux integration. In this tip, learn how Kerberos authentication works and how to set it up in Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

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