Windows 2000/XP Networking Technology in Practice

Author: Liu Lian
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book takes the Windows XP Server as a blueprint and also caters to users of Windows 2000 Server, systematically introducing a series of network application technologies including network installation, configuration management, and the construction and maintenance of various networks. With a focus on practical network operations, the book details actual operational processes through networking examples, enabling readers to easily master various network construction and management methods and techniques. The content is rich, highly practical, with detailed step-by-step examples, and is presented in a progressive manner, combining theory with practice. It is designed for intermediate and advanced users as well as trainees in various training programs. The book is divided into 15 chapters, with Chapter 1 covering basic knowledge of Windows XP; Chapter 2 introducing basic network knowledge; Chapters 3, 4, and 5 detailing the setup of DHCP servers, WINS servers, and DNS servers, respectively; Chapters 6, 7, 8, and 9 systematically covering Active Directory services, disk management, user account management, and IIS services; Chapter 10 discussing the construction of local area networks; Chapter 11 explaining how to achieve interconnection between local area networks and wide area networks; Chapters 12 and 13 covering how to implement file and print sharing and how to achieve remote access services, respectively; Chapter 14 providing a detailed description of common system tools and common system fault recovery; and finally, Chapter 15 introducing network monitoring and diagnostic tools.