Computer Network Operating System: Windows Server 2003 Management and Configuration: 21st Century University Planning Textbooks

Author: Zhang Haojun
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book features:
· Adopts a "task-driven" writing approach, introducing case studies and heuristic teaching methods;
· Provides teaching resources such as electronic lesson plans and case materials, offering a comprehensive support system for the textbook;
· Meets the needs of applied talent cultivation in higher education institutions.
Network operating systems are the software core and foundation for constructing computer networks. This book takes the latest Microsoft product, Windows Server 2003, as an example, explaining how to build network environments using Windows Server 2003 from the perspective of the overall architecture of computer networks. It covers the configuration and management of system services. The content includes the installation of Windows Server 2003, basic environment setup, disk management, file systems, Active Directory, DNS, WWW, FTP, DHCP, WINS, routing access, VPN, and other network service environment configurations. Additionally, it discusses system maintenance, registry management, operating system security management, and certificate security services. The book also introduces the use of Windows Server 2003 to build mail servers and streaming media servers.
The content organization of the book emphasizes practicality and systematicity, explaining the use of the operating system from the perspective of network design and management. It covers the concepts and implementation methods of corresponding services or applications, with corresponding practical projects and exercises at the end of each chapter to help readers verify the book's content, making it highly practical.
· The book incorporates the author's extensive teaching experience and real-world engineering experience in network design and management. It can serve as a practical training textbook for computer and network-related majors in higher education institutions, as well as a technical reference for engineering and technical personnel engaged in network engineering design and management.