Network Setup and Application Handbook

Author: Li Jianyu
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book explores the concept of "building, applying, and managing" networks, covering knowledge from basic peer-to-peer and wireless networks to diskless workstations, master-slave server setups, and VLAN division. It includes various application management methods for different network environments such as home SOHO networks, dormitory networks, commercial internet cafes, school computer rooms, and enterprise private networks. Readers will not only master various network setup methods but also learn how to adjust, configure, and manage networks based on their application environments. Additionally, it addresses some common challenges in the network setup process. The book is rich in content and detailed explanations, covering topics such as:
- Basic network knowledge
- Setting up peer-to-peer networks
- Achieving multi-machine connectivity
- Wireless network setup
- Numerous network applications
- Network terminal configuration
- Managing computer rooms
- Implementing enterprise networks
- Setting up Linux-based networks
It basically reflects the latest cutting-edge technologies in current network setup. The book is suitable for network management professionals, system integration technicians, college students, network application technicians, and network enthusiasts. It was collectively created by the core members of China Network Administrators Alliance (CNAA), one of the earliest network management organizations in China, and the content is a summary of collective engineering experience and practical insights. Readers can participate in discussions, obtain technical support, and download related software from the China Network Administrators Alliance forum (bitscn.com/bbs/) or the relevant book section on www.01-01.com.