Network Server Configuration and Application (Second Edition)

Author: Zhong Xiaoping, Zhen Jinshi
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book comprehensively and systematically introduces the implementation technologies of mainstream network services around the practical applications of Internet/Intranet. It integrates background knowledge introductions and solution evaluations throughout the text; focuses on practical solutions with examples; and primarily emphasizes server-side technologies while also covering client-side technologies. This book is aimed at network administrators, network maintenance personnel, and computer enthusiasts, serving as a reference for network applications. It aims to help readers quickly master the implementation technologies of Internet/Intranet network applications and transition from network service users to network service providers. The book primarily focuses on the practical applications of Internet/Intranet, comprehensively and systematically introducing how to establish various mainstream network services, including DHCP services, DNS services, Web services, FTP services, indexing services, mail services, news services, directory services, BBS forums, chat services, ICQ services, streaming media services, proxy services, Telnet and terminal services, as well as certificate services, SSL security, PGP encryption, and firewall-based network security services. The software introduced in the book is based on the Windows operating system, with server software primarily using Windows Server 2003 while also covering Windows 2000 Server; client software primarily using Windows 2000 while also covering Windows 98 and Windows XP. In addition to the built-in Internet/Intranet services of Windows Server 2003, the book also selects many third-party server software. Building on the introduction of background knowledge and the evaluation of relevant software products, the book emphasizes specific implementation solutions, guiding readers step-by-step to establish their own network services through practical examples. This book is aimed at network administrators, network maintenance personnel, and computer enthusiasts, serving as a reference for network applications.