Windows Server Administration in Practice

Author: Chen Yun
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book takes the most popular and commonly used network services on the current Internet/Intranet as the main line, following the logic of principles, server construction and management, and client configuration and usage. It adopts a task-driven approach to help readers quickly master the configuration principles and usage methods of network services, while also providing forward-looking introductions to some current technical solutions. This book was developed based on the "National Vocational and Technical Schools Computer Application and Software Technology Professional Field Skilled Talent Cultivation and Training Guidance Plan," addressing the shortcomings of current secondary vocational computer textbooks that focus solely on knowledge. It was compiled using a "project-driven" teaching approach to build the textbook system. During the writing process, knowledge points and professional skill training were organically integrated, with the content organized from the perspective of student learning, fully reflecting the guiding principle of "student-centered."
This book takes the most popular and commonly used network services on the current Internet/Intranet as the main line, following the logic of principles, server construction and management, and client configuration and usage. It adopts a task-driven approach to help readers quickly master the configuration principles and usage methods of network services, while also providing forward-looking introductions to some current technical solutions. The selected network services in the book include DNS, DHCP, Web, FTP, E-mail, remote management, Telnet, NNTP, instant messaging, routing, and proxy services. All tasks in the book are based on the Windows XP/Server 2003 system platform, primarily using built-in server components, while also selecting mature third-party server software products to complete specific projects.
The tasks in this book are detailed and easy to understand, and all selected third-party server software can be freely downloaded from the Internet. This book can serve as a professional textbook for students in network-related programs at secondary vocational schools, technical schools, vocational high schools, and higher vocational colleges. It can also be used as a textbook for network technology training classes, as well as a reference for network administrators, maintenance personnel, and those interested in developing Windows-based network applications.