Network Construction and Management Practice Tutorial

Author: Editorial Committee of the Series
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Publishing Time: 2005-05-01
Features: This book integrates the practical work skills that network application personnel should master into a series of practical training modules, making it highly targeted, practical, readable, and career-oriented. The book is divided into 11 chapters, covering topics such as the classification and topology of computer networks, data communication, network architecture and protocols, network composition and construction, with a special focus on widely used technologies like local area networks (LAN), network interconnection, the operation and application of Windows 2000 Server and the latest Windows Server 2003, as well as network management, security, and troubleshooting. Each chapter starts with "Skill Objectives" and "Work Objectives," followed by comprehensive explanations and specific guidance through practical sections such as "Practical Content," "Practical Guidance," "Practical Q&A," and "Work Guidance." Finally, "Practical Consolidation" is used to reinforce and deepen the training, enabling learners to quickly grasp the knowledge and apply it to real-world work and life. This book is suitable as a training textbook for relevant majors in universities and vocational schools, as well as a self-study resource for computer enthusiasts.