Computer Network Technology Tutorial -- Basic Theory and Practice

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Features: To adapt to the rapid development of computer network technology and fully reflect the characteristics of practical network technology, this book was written in accordance with the requirements of the National Computer Rank Examination Level 3 Network Technology and the key points of the National Computer Proficiency Examination Network Designer. The book is divided into two main parts: Part 1 is Computer Network Fundamentals, and Part 2 is Network Experiment and Training Guidance. The theoretical part of computer network fundamentals includes nine chapters: Computer Network Fundamentals, Data Communication Fundamentals, Computer Network Architecture, Basic LAN Technology, Network Operating Systems, Wide-Area Technologies, Network Interconnection Technologies, Internet and Its Applications, and Computer Network Security Fundamentals. Windows2000 network components for DHCP and DNS servers, the construction of WWW and FTP servers, dial-up network connections and configurations, and Linux networking technologies. In the experiment and training guidance section of this textbook, each experiment includes the basic theory and fundamental techniques required, which can be used independently. Each chapter is equipped with a rich set of exercises for teaching and practice, including multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, and short-answer questions. The exercises are highly representative and can be used as practice materials for students' rank and proficiency examinations. This textbook can serve as a textbook for basic computer network courses in vocational colleges, higher vocational colleges, and related majors. It can also be used as a popular network textbook for non-computer majors, as a reference for computer network training or self-study by technical personnel, and as a reference for candidates in computer rank and proficiency examinations.