Network Administrator's Bible: Network Upgrade and Maintenance (4th Edition)

Author: [USA] Terry William Ogletree
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is a globally best-selling practical reference on network upgrade and maintenance. It is divided into 11 parts, covering topics such as: network planning and design concepts, physical network components, underlying network protocols, dedicated line connections and WAN protocols, wireless network protocols, LANs, WANs, related services and application protocols, management of users and resources in the network, system and network security, network troubleshooting, as well as upgrading network hardware and migration and integration. Each part is further divided into several chapters for detailed explanation, systematically and comprehensively introducing various knowledge related to network upgrade and maintenance. This includes network design, upgrade strategies, various physical devices used for upgrades, as well as network security maintenance and fault diagnosis. Additionally, the appendix provides the OSI reference model, a network glossary, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), and how to create a SOHO network. This book is a network administrator's manual for all system administrators, as well as suitable for anyone interested in learning about network upgrade and maintenance, including beginners to professional system administrators, offering great help to readers. This book is a globally best-selling practical reference on network upgrade and maintenance. It is divided into 11 parts, covering topics such as: network planning and design concepts, physical network components, underlying network protocols, dedicated line connections and WAN protocols, wireless network protocols, LANs, WANs, related services and application protocols, management of users and resources in the network, system and network security, network troubleshooting, as well as upgrading network hardware and migration and integration. Each part is further divided into several chapters for detailed explanation, systematically and comprehensively introducing various knowledge related to network upgrade and maintenance. This includes network design, upgrade strategies, various physical devices used for upgrades, as well as network security maintenance and fault diagnosis. Additionally, the appendix provides the OSI reference model, a network glossary, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), and how to create a SOHO network. This book is a network administrator's manual for all system administrators, as well as suitable for anyone interested in learning about network upgrade and maintenance, including beginners to professional system administrators, offering great help to readers.