Network System Management---Windows 2003 Edition

Author: Shang Xiaohang
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book takes the perspective of a Windows system administrator, focusing on advanced and practical aspects, and combines the actual needs of Intranet network construction and management. It incorporates a wealth of advanced management concepts and practical technologies. In addition to introducing the basic knowledge of the Internet and Intranet, network management, and the responsibilities of a network administrator, it comprehensively covers the practical knowledge and operational skills required to build and manage an Intranet using Windows Server 2003. This book can serve as a textbook for courses such as "Network Management," "Network System Management," or "Network Server Management," or for self-study. It is part of the "Beijing Higher Vocational Education Self-Study Examination Series on Network Technology and Services." The book divides the various technologies and knowledge required to manage a local area network (LAN) or Intranet into 14 chapters and 3 parts.
Part 1, "Fundamentals of Network Management," focuses on introducing the basic concepts of Intranet network management and the work responsibilities of a network administrator. Part 2, "Basic Management Techniques for Windows Server 2003 Networks," covers the essential knowledge and operational skills required to plan, set up, and uninstall Windows Server 2003 networks. Part 3, "Management Techniques for Network Application Servers," provides an in-depth exploration of the more advanced knowledge and operational skills needed to build and manage an Intranet.
The book's key feature is its task-driven approach, which introduces content in a step-by-step manner. It includes both necessary theoretical explanations and detailed practical guidance on using Windows Server 2003 for Intranet network management. The book is richly illustrated with examples and operational screenshots, making the content both accessible and engaging. Each chapter concludes with exercises, as well as suggested conditions and recommendations for experimental projects.
This book is designed as a textbook for network-related majors in higher vocational and technical education institutions. It is also suitable for beginners in network management and for anyone seeking to understand, learn, and enhance their network management knowledge and skills.