Author: Qiu Weijiang
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book comprehensively explains the process of building an enterprise internal network on Windows 2000 Server and Linux platforms. By introducing fundamental knowledge of computer hardware and software, basic concepts of computer networks, and Ethernet technology, it enables readers to understand the foundational principles of computer networks. The book provides detailed descriptions of network installation and configuration in Windows 2000 Server and Linux environments, allowing readers to master the installation and configuration of network system service software in the shortest time possible. It also covers website maintenance and management, as well as the standards and requirements for structured cabling system engineering design, helping readers grasp the installation of network hardware and knowledge in network engineering. This book primarily focuses on practical network construction, emphasizing practice and application. It is suitable as a textbook for vocational and technical college network courses in computer science, information science, e-commerce, and other related fields. Additionally, it can serve as a reference book for network administrators and technicians seeking to learn about network construction.
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