Network Service - Very Network Manager

Author: Wang Qun
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book uses easy-to-understand language and numerous examples to comprehensively and systematically introduce the setup and application of mainstream network service systems such as network service operating system platforms, email systems, Web sites, and FTP sites from a practical application perspective. The main content of this book includes the setup of enterprise service platforms based on Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server 2003, and Linux 9; the setup of email systems based on Exchange 2000, Exchange 2003, and third-party software; and the setup and application of enterprise Web and FTP service systems based on Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server 2003, and Linux 9. By studying this book, readers will be able to independently plan and build enterprise network service platforms and manage and maintain enterprise network service systems. This book can serve as a reference for network builders, users, and administrators of various types, as well as a textbook for vocational colleges, relevant training institutions, and supplementary teaching materials for university computer network courses, providing readers with a quick path to systematically learn the setup, management, and maintenance of computer network service platforms.
To help those new to this industry adapt quickly to job requirements, comprehensively improve their ability to solve practical problems, and provide strong support for their rapid career development, we meticulously planned and organized the writing of the "Very Network Administrator" series over several months, based on the job content and professional skills required of network administrators. The series strives for professionalism, systematic coverage, and comprehensiveness in its content, considering both the application needs of internal users and the usage of Internet users. In terms of positioning, it emphasizes efficiency and practicality, focusing on the current needs of enterprise networks and the daily work of network administrators. In writing style, it aims for simplicity, clarity, and ease of understanding, combining theory with practice, and providing numerous real-world cases from the application front to ensure strong operability. In terms of structure, it emphasizes the organic connection and integrated application of different knowledge points rather than isolated introductions of individual sections. For example, when introducing web server publishing, in addition to IIS and Apache, it also covers switch, router, and NAT configuration.
Furthermore, the series integrates the rich network project experience of the authors and their decade-long accumulation of network management expertise, bringing readers a brand-new learning experience. This book is one of the volumes in the series. This book uses easy-to-understand language and numerous examples to comprehensively and systematically introduce the setup and application of mainstream network service systems such as network service operating system platforms, email systems, Web sites, and FTP sites from a practical application perspective. The main content of this book includes the setup of enterprise service platforms based on Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server 2003, and Linux 9; the setup of email systems based on Exchange 2000, Exchange 2003, and third-party software; and the setup and application of enterprise Web and FTP service systems based on Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server 2003, and Linux 9. By studying this book, readers will be able to independently plan and build enterprise network service platforms and manage and maintain enterprise network service systems. This book can serve as a reference for network builders, users, and administrators of various types, as well as a textbook for vocational colleges, relevant training institutions, and supplementary teaching materials for university computer network courses, providing readers with a quick path to systematically learn the setup, management, and maintenance of computer network service platforms.