Network management automation operation one-stop service

Author: Zhu Qingliang
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Network management is a highly "artistic" task, but many network administrators (NAs) fail to recognize its artistic aspects. In their eyes, "network administration" is synonymous with dullness, monotony, and tediousness. How can NAs be freed from these frustrations? This is precisely the problem this book aims to address. With the goals of "liberating NAs, automating operations, improving efficiency, and maximizing benefits," it selects numerous practical operations and application issues in network management and provides detailed and comprehensive solutions. Starting from the daily tasks of network administration, this book tackles the concerns that truly matter to NAs. Whether you are currently working as a network administrator or are a "pre-NA" with an interest in network management, if you want to gain a deeper understanding of networks and make current and future network management and maintenance more efficient and effortless, this book is your ideal choice. It enables you to quickly enhance your skills and effectively solve various practical problems in a short time. The book is divided into two parts: Part 1 focuses on solving repetitive operations in network administration, such as system installation, software installation, patch installation, and IP configuration, enabling batch processing to improve efficiency. Part 2 emphasizes how to maximize network efficiency, including managing network printers, automating data backup and recovery, managing disk space, utilizing multiple hard drives, clustering and load balancing of multiple servers, and more.