UNIX Network Programming and Management (with disc) (with disc)

Author: Beijing Hope Electronic Press
Publisher: Beijing Hope Electronic Press
Publication Date: 2000-10-01
Features: The focus of this book is on the combination of theory and practice, progressing step by step from simple to complex through numerous examples, enabling readers to achieve practical application. By studying this book, readers will master the basic elements and concepts of UNIX network programming, learn how to design, write, and debug programs, and can also learn to manage Internet services and InternetAlphaServer systems using OpenSourceInternetSolution management utilities via a web browser. The content of this book is novel, detailed, rich in examples, high in technical quality, and highly instructive. It is not only a guide for UNIX developers and programmers, system administrators and maintenance personnel, and technical support engineers but also a teaching, self-study, and reference book for faculty and students of relevant disciplines in higher education institutions, as well as an important collection of libraries and research institutions in China. The accompanying CD-ROM includes an electronic book version of the book. The UNIX system has long been favored by a broad range of users in China due to its high reliability, high clustering capabilities, availability, strong competitiveness, and advantages in multithreaded processing and multuser environments. This book series, consisting of three volumes, mainly introduces UNIX core technologies, programming technologies, network programming technologies, and management technologies. This book is part of the "UNIX Practical Technology Series," consisting of two major sections. The first part is "UNIX Network Programming Guide," covering all aspects of UNIX network programming, such as X/Open transport interface calls, STREAMS I/O calls, and writing programs using BSD socket calls, as well as conceptual programming information for XTIs and sockets. The second part is "UNIX Network Management," which primarily addresses network management issues and comprehensively introduces how to apply OpenSourceInternetSolution management utilities for network management. The second part is divided into four sections: the first section introduces the OpenSourceInternetSolution management utilities. The second section covers user management. The third section covers component management, detailing the various management components mentioned above and their respective management methods. The fourth section introduces system management.