Introduction and Improvement of LAN Setup, Configuration, and Management (Windows Server 2003)

Author: Wang Taichong
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: In today's era of network information, local area networks (LANs), as a type of computer network, have been widely used in various industries of society. The knowledge and skills for setting up and managing LANs have also become a focal point of attention. This book takes home environments, student dormitories, internet cafes, and small and medium-sized offices as application scenarios, comprehensively introducing methods for accessing, interconnecting, and managing LANs. The book consists of 20 chapters, centered around LAN setup, covering the knowledge of building LANs in the Windows Server 2003 operating system environment. It primarily includes fundamental knowledge of LAN setup, the installation and connection of network hardware devices, the installation of the Windows Server 2003 operating system, Active Directory services, the creation and management of objects, configuring DHCP servers, setting up DNS servers, establishing WINS servers, networking examples, interconnecting LANs and wide-area networks (WANs), sharing the Internet through a proxy server, IIS services, remote services, an introduction to Exchange Server 2003, LAN management tools, and the diagnosis and troubleshooting of LAN issues. The book employs concise and clear language and an easy-to-understand writing style, with content that progresses from simple to complex, a well-structured and appropriately detailed layout, and strong readability and practicality. It can serve as a guide for LAN setup and usage in home environments, student dormitories, internet cafes, and small and medium-sized offices, as well as a reference for LAN users and network enthusiasts.