Windows Server 2003 Network Professional Guide

Author: Dai Youwei
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This is another masterpiece by Dai Youwei, a senior expert in Taiwan's operating systems, specifically designed for Windows Server 2003. It aims to guide readers in easily setting up their own network services and completing necessary configurations and management based on actual needs. The book adheres to the author's pragmatic writing style and incorporates his years of teaching experience, following the requirements of the MCSA/MCSE certification exams in a step-by-step manner. The book consists of 17 chapters, covering topics such as:
- Network functions of Windows Server 2003
- Automatic IP address allocation using DHCP
- Resolving NETBIOS names
- PKI, IPSec, and network security
- Remote access and VPN
- RADIUS and IAS servers
- Windows Server 2003 routers
- NAT and basic firewalls
- SSL secure network connections
- Installation and setup of Terminal Server, IIS websites, FTP sites, email servers, and NNTP servers
- Remote installation services.
The book highlights practicality and operability, with concise and easy-to-understand language, accompanied by numerous illustrative examples. It is suitable for network administrators to study, serves as a teaching reference for MCSA/MCSE certification exams, and can also be used as a textbook for university-related majors and various training programs.

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