Latest network setup, wiring and debugging practices

Author: Li Gang
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book starts with the basic knowledge of networking and covers topics such as network fundamentals, setup technology, requirements analysis, solution writing, structured cabling, system installation, network debugging, network security, network testing, project acceptance, and LAN access to WANs. It enables readers to gain a deep understanding of the working, debugging, and testing methods of most network products, as well as the ability to independently configure common network devices. The author, with years of experience in network setup and debugging, has compiled practical problems and solutions encountered in actual work into this book. The unique feature of this book lies in its comprehensive coverage of network setup, debugging, and cabling practices, with a special emphasis on the problems and solutions encountered during specific project implementations, which are elaborated in the book under the section titled "Practical Extensions." The book covers network fundamentals, setup technology, requirements analysis, solution writing, structured cabling, system installation, network debugging, network security, network testing, project acceptance, and LAN access to WANs. The network solution section carefully selects eight practical and classic network projects, in addition to typical enterprise network setups, it also includes comprehensive solutions for campus networks, audio-visual platforms and multimedia classrooms, as well as debugging for large-scale WANs. Through studying this book, readers can master how to use common network devices to build excellent enterprise and campus networks, how to write solutions, how to configure and debug network devices according to network design requirements, and how to solve problems encountered during the implementation of network projects. This book serves as a learning and reference resource for those who wish to work in networking, as well as a reference for network engineers.