Set up a local area network - Computer Weekly (2006 New Edition) (1CD)

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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: "Building Local Area Networks" is one of the series books of "Computer Hardware Principles 2006," primarily explaining the setup, optimization, upgrading, security, and popular application solutions of various local area networks. It is an ideal reference book for network engineers and network administrators. The book provides an in-depth explanation of all aspects of local area networks, divided into three main parts: Network Setup, Network Management, and Application Cases.
In the Network Setup section, it first introduces fundamental network knowledge and the various network devices required for setting up local area networks. Next, it includes practical examples of local area network setups for homes, dormitories, enterprises, diskless environments, and wireless networks, offering detailed networking solutions that allow you to learn and apply immediately. Following this is the Network Management section, where we delve deeper into how to manage local area networks, covering topics such as automated network administration, local area network upgrades and optimizations, and local area network security.
The final section is the Application Cases section, which includes popular network application cases and classic solutions to network management problems. It helps you make the most of your local area networks, fully leverage their advantages, and become an "efficient" network administrator!