Detailed Explanation of the Latest Diskless Workstations and Terminal Configurations and Application Examples - Part Two

Author: Wang Qun
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: Diskless workstations and terminal networks are an important branch of LAN technology and applications, with strong technical characteristics and a wide range of applications. This book is the second one released after "Detailed Explanation of New Diskless Workstations and Terminal Configurations and Applications," focusing primarily on diskless workstations and terminal networks. It is both self-contained and a supplement and expansion of the previous book. The book is divided into 5 parts (15 chapters) and 4 appendices, covering the following main content:
In-depth understanding of hardware devices in diskless and terminal networks,
Mastering the working principles of diskless and terminal networks,
Building Windows 2000 terminal networks based on workgroup mode,
Management and upgrading of Windows 2000 terminal workgroup networks,
System maintenance and management of Windows 2000 diskless workstations or terminal networks,
Diskless workstations based on Windows 2000 Professional,
New diskless workstations and terminal technologies,
Terminals based on Windows XP Server,
Implementing Windows XP Professional remote desktop,
Diskless and terminal network setup examples,
How to network multiple computers using VMware,
How to automatically install and back up multiple operating systems on a server,
Batch creating users in Windows 2000/XP Server, and
How to write network card boot chips.
This book follows the writing style and features of "Detailed Explanation of New Diskless Workstations and Terminal Configurations and Applications," emphasizing practical examples while also strengthening explanations of basic principles and concepts. It particularly introduces a wealth of experiences and techniques in maintaining diskless workstations and terminal networks. The book comes with a CD-ROM containing all the software, patch programs, drivers for various common network cards, and some applications introduced in the book, with a total capacity of approximately 640 MB. For detailed content, please refer to Appendix D of this book.
This book is intended for all readers interested in computer networks, especially diskless and terminal networks. It serves as a reference tool for network engineering technicians, system integration personnel, network administrators, and all network enthusiasts. It can also be used as a training manual for various network training institutions and as a teaching reference for universities and colleges.