2004 New Edition: Setting Up a LAN (2004 New Edition)

Author: Computer Weekly
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Computer Weekly has always been at the forefront of the DIY trend. Since 1996, it has introduced readers to overclocking, and starting in 1997, it began covering BIOS upgrades and hot-swap repair methods after upgrade failures—practices that were unique in publications of that time. Today, the concept of DIY has extended to all aspects of computer application: selection, assembly, upgrades, overclocking, modification, and maintenance. Through cutting-edge DIY techniques, Computer Hardware Principles has cultivated a generation after generation of "seasoned" DIY enthusiasts, elevating DIY to new heights. This book starts with practical applications, providing readers with convenient and comprehensive LAN technology resources for building, applying, managing, and maintaining local area networks in typical environments such as homes, schools, businesses, student dormitories, and internet cafes. The book is divided into three main parts: The first part introduces the basics of local area networks, the second part provides detailed examples covering network planning to specific implementation steps, from hardware selection to software setup, and the third part discusses LAN management and maintenance techniques, including management and maintenance, security settings and optimization methods, as well as troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.