Network Administrator Must-Read Super Network Administrator Experience Sharing

Author: Wang Da
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is a practical, example-based guide directly aimed at network management applications. It consists of 17 chapters, with the first chapter discussing the most concerning network management tasks, the responsibilities of network administrators, and the topic of how to become a qualified network administrator. Starting from the second chapter, each chapter introduces the application of a relatively independent network management task. The book presents the main aspects of current network management work through numerous examples and practical network management and troubleshooting experiences. This includes user addition, IP address management, disk management and disk cleanup, user profiles, user permission configuration, shared access and access control, remote control, Windows Server 2003's built-in remote management tools, VPN connections and VPN server configuration, enterprise disaster recovery, enterprise data backup and recovery, establishing a network security anti-virus system, Windows system's built-in network management tools, SNMP network management, network renovation, and other parts that readers are most in need of, meeting the needs of some network administrators who urgently need to master the basic knowledge of network management. This book is a practical, example-based guide directly aimed at network management applications. It consists of 17 chapters, with the first chapter discussing the most concerning network management tasks, the responsibilities of network administrators, and the topic of how to become a qualified network administrator. Starting from the second chapter, each chapter introduces the application of a relatively independent network management task. The book presents the main aspects of current network management work through numerous examples and practical network management and troubleshooting experiences. This includes user addition, IP address management, disk management and disk cleanup, user profiles, user permission configuration, shared access and access control, remote control, Windows Server 2003's built-in remote management tools, VPN connections and VPN server configuration, enterprise disaster recovery, enterprise data backup and recovery, establishing a network security anti-virus system, Windows system's built-in network management tools, SNMP network management, network renovation, and other parts that readers are most in need of, meeting the needs of some network administrators who urgently need to master the basic knowledge of network management. This book is suitable for network administrators and readers interested in network management knowledge for learning and reference.