Network Administrator Must-Read---Network Management

Author: He Yanjun et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is very rich in content. It comprehensively introduces Microsoft's new network operating system, Windows Server 2003, and briefly covers the basic network management knowledge of the two major operating systems, UNIX and Linux: Sun (Sun) company's Solaris 9.0 and Red Hat (Red Hat) company's Red Hat Linux 9.0 (both are the latest versions), to meet the needs of more readers. The book is divided into 3 major parts, totaling 17 chapters. The first two parts include 12 chapters, which are dedicated to introducing the network management knowledge of Microsoft's Windows Server 2003 system. In these 12 chapters, it introduces the user and group management, disk management, file management, Active Directory (Active Directory) management, MMC (Console) management, remote access server management, remote network management, and network security policy management of this system in a step-by-step, progressive manner from basic to advanced. Each specific management is introduced in a dedicated chapter, with a clear structure, rich and professional content. Additionally, to help readers fully understand data storage, backup, and enterprise disaster recovery technologies and solutions, Chapter 9 of this book specifically introduces several mainstream data storage technologies and solutions. While introducing these management knowledge and methods, it also intersperses many practical experiences and tips accumulated by the author in actual network maintenance and management, making it highly practical. Through the study of these chapters, readers can certainly fully master the latest and most practical network management methods and techniques of the Windows Server 2003 system. In the last five chapters of this book, given that the number of users currently using the Red Hat Linux 9 and Solaris 9 operating systems is relatively small and they are in a phase of active development, the book only briefly introduces the basic network and system management knowledge of these two new operating systems, such as user and group management, disk management, and file management, to lay a solid foundation for readers to engage in future practical network management and in-depth study of these two major operating systems. This book is suitable for network administrators and enthusiasts to learn and reference.
The "Read-It-All" series of books is jointly developed by the Product R&D Center of FeiSi Technology after meticulous market research and knowledge system development, hiring experienced teachers from renowned training schools, professional network administrators with years of experience, and the authoritative industry magazine "Network Administrator World," ensuring the breadth and depth of the content. This series of books starts from the perspective of the network administrator profession, presents the technical requirements of network administrators in stages, and incorporates the author's years of work experience and a high-level understanding of the network administrator profession, making it the only premium series in the market that takes the "network administrator career shaping" approach. The first five books in the "Read-It-All" series are: "Read-It-All -- Network Basics," "Read-It-All -- Network Applications," "Read-It-All -- Network Management," "Read-It-All -- Network Security," and "Read-It-All -- Troubleshooting."
This series of books has the following features:
Practical. The application examples selected in this series are all summaries of practical work experience and are completely necessary in actual applications, not just theoretical introductions.
Professional. The various technologies introduced in this series are accompanied by highly professional theoretical and practical application configuration introductions, not just general discussions.
Systematic. The network knowledge introduced in this series is all selected based on actual enterprise network applications, forming a systematic and comprehensive network administrator knowledge system. Through systematic study of this series, readers can master all the knowledge required for daily work of network administrators and solve most of the problems encountered in their work.