Analysis of Typical Cases in Computer Network Engineering

Author: Zhao Tengren
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features:
Series Features: Unique Material Selection. In terms of content selection, it breaks away from the conventional methods of solely explaining theories or focusing on specific software, arranging the material based on the requirements and processes of engineering practice. It provides thorough analysis of important concepts and content. Highly Practical. It not only provides network environment information but also introduces extensive installation practices, a distillation of the author's long-term practical experience and lessons learned, offering significant practical value. Broad Scope. The content covers software system connection and configuration, hardware system selection and fabrication, comprehensive cabling construction management, specific implementation of project specifications and acceptance, and detailed analysis for different engineering requirements. Key Points Highlighted. For all practical operation processes, detailed explanations are provided at critical points or easily problematic areas, and confusing content is compared and clarified, making it easier for readers to grasp the key points. Strong Structure. It provides detailed explanations of current popular hardware devices and operating systems, and organizes the material into different chapters based on practical problems encountered, allowing users to select learning content according to their needs. This book is based on actual network engineering cases, introducing all aspects of network construction, aiming to provide readers with excellent references. In terms of material selection, it breaks away from the single model of only introducing technical solutions, taking an overall perspective of network engineering and selecting actual network engineering construction cases to systematically and comprehensively introduce all aspects involved in network engineering. The book is divided into 14 chapters, starting from the perspective of network engineering, introducing fundamental network knowledge and the concept of network engineering, with a focus on comprehensive network construction cases such as campus networks, enterprise internal networks, e-government networks, e-commerce networks, and community networks, as well as cases on network data backup, network anti-virus systems, network security and management systems, and the overall construction of network data centers. The entire book is closely tied to the actual practice of network engineering, emphasizing practicality and operability, with rich and detailed content that is both timely and advanced. This book is a practical reference, written for users preparing to build or upgrade existing networks, offering great reference value. The target readers include network planning and design personnel, network administrators, corporate information officers, individuals seeking to learn network knowledge, and network enthusiasts, among others. It can also serve as a reference book for students of relevant disciplines in educational institutions.