Six Networks One Point Quick Start Guide

Author: Li Yuezhen
Publisher: Beijing Hope Electronic Publishing House
Publication Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book is rich in content, illustrated with graphics, presented in a progressive manner, guided by visual explanations, and features a novel format. It includes exemplary cases, detailed explanations, easy-to-follow operations, and a smooth learning curve. The book is designed for beginners and intermediate users, as well as social network training courses for beginners and intermediate levels. It introduces the architectures, management, and applications of six of the most popular networks today: the Internet, home networks, office networks, internet cafes, campus networks, and remote networks, helping you easily master the latest computer network technologies. The book is divided into 7 parts and 21 chapters. Part 1 (Chapters 1-2) guides readers to understand networks and learn about the hardware and network operating systems required to build a network. Part 2 (Chapters 3-6) explores the exciting world of the Internet, including how to connect your computer to the Internet, how to use the IE browser to browse the web, and how to find and use resources on the Internet. Part 3 (Chapters 7-10) explains how to set up a home network, including various methods for connecting two computers, building a multi-computer home network, and the applications of home networks. Part 4 (Chapters 11-14) discusses how to set up and manage an office network, as well as how to create a virtual Internet world within the office network. Part 5 (Chapters 15-17) explains how to set up an internet cafe, how to connect all computers in the cafe to the Internet, and how to operate and maintain the cafe. Part 6 (Chapters 18-19) first outlines how to set up a campus network, then provides detailed instructions on how to build and use multimedia network classrooms. Part 7 (Chapters 20-21) discusses how to set up and use remote networks. Each chapter includes a summary and exercises to help readers learn, consolidate, and improve their skills.