ledge in one operating system to dual operating systems. This transfer must be executed as simply as possible, bridging the gaps between UNIX and Windows users. Enterprise networks can be created with the goal of sharing data between both protocols in a seamless environment while using the existing practices and processes in place for either domain.
             Windows and UNIX operating systems use different directories and access control authorization mechanisms which cause issues while identifying users. This difference causes a barrier that divides the enterprise network. In order for an enterprise network to function efficiently, these differences must be transparent to the user. This transparency lies in maintaining a single sign on mechanism that recognizes the user on both systems.
             Applications that were previously available only on UNIX-based computers are now available on Windows computers. UNIX developers and system administrators rely on command line tools
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