Network System Management - Windows 2003 Section

Author: Shang Xiaohang
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is one of the series "Beijing Municipal Higher Vocational Education Self-Study Examination Network Technology and Services Series." It divides the various technologies and knowledge required to manage a local area network (LAN) or Intranet into 14 chapters and 3 parts for introduction.
Part 1, "Network Management Basics," focuses on introducing the fundamental concepts of Intranet network management and the responsibilities of a network administrator. Part 2, "Basic Management Techniques for Windows 2003 Networks," covers the essential knowledge and operational skills needed to plan, set up, and uninstall Windows 2003 networks. Part 3, "Network Application Server Management Techniques," provides an in-depth exploration of the more advanced knowledge and operational skills required to set up and manage Intranets.
The book's distinctive feature is its task-driven approach, which introduces content in a step-by-step manner, starting from basic to advanced levels. It includes both theoretical knowledge and practical guidance on using Windows 2003 for Intranet network management. The book is richly illustrated with examples and operational screenshots, making the content both comprehensive and accessible. Each chapter concludes with exercises and suggestions for experimental projects.
This book serves as a textbook for network-related majors in higher vocational and technical colleges. It is also suitable for beginners in network management and anyone seeking to understand, learn, and enhance their knowledge and skills in network management.