Network Administrator Must-Read ____ Network Management

Author: He Yanjun, Wang Da (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is very rich in content. It comprehensively introduces Microsoft's new network operating system Windows Server 2003 and briefly introduces the representative products of the two major operating systems, Unix and Linux: Sun Microsystems' Solaris 9.0 and Red Hat's Red Hat Linux 9.0 (both of which are the latest versions). It covers fundamental network management knowledge that can meet the needs of more readers. The book is divided into three major parts, totaling 17 chapters. The first two parts include 12 chapters, specifically introducing the network management knowledge of Microsoft's Windows Server 2003 system. In these 12 chapters, it introduces the system's user and group management, disk management, file management, Active Directory management, MMC (Console) management, remote access server management, remote network management, and network security policy management in a step-by-step manner, from basic to advanced levels. Each specific management is covered in a dedicated chapter, with a clear structure, rich and professional content, and an introduction to several mainstream data storage technologies and solutions. While introducing these management knowledge and methods, the authors also interweave many practical experiences and tips accumulated from actual network maintenance and management, making it highly practical. Through the study of these chapters, readers will be able to fully master the latest and most practical network management methods and techniques of Windows Server 2003. Currently, the number of users of Red Hat Linux 9.0 and Solaris 9.0 is still relatively small, but it is in a positive development phase. Therefore, in the final part of the book, only the basic network and system management knowledge of these two new operating systems are briefly introduced, such as user and group management, disk management, and file management, to lay a solid foundation for system administrators for future practical management and in-depth study of these two major operating systems. This book is suitable for network administrators and enthusiasts to learn and reference.