Windows Server 2003 Advanced Network Services Practical Guide

Author: Liu Xiaohui, Wang Shuhong
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book comprehensively and in-depthly introduces a series of advanced and more important network services, including SPS, SMS, RMS, WSUS, LCS, etc., further unlocking the potential of network devices and enhancing the level of network applications based on the original Windows service platform. At the same time, it also specially introduces Active Directory, Group Policy, AntiVirus, and Ghost to improve the security and manageability of network clients, defend against viruses from the network and the Internet, and achieve rapid recovery of client systems, thereby maximizing network stability and availability. The book is easy to understand, concise and clear, highly practical, and focuses on cultivating readers' hands-on skills and improving their technical proficiency.
This book is suitable for system administrators and network administrators, as well as readers interested in computer system maintenance and network management. It can also serve as teaching material or supplementary reading for computer science programs in universities and colleges.
The book comprehensively and in-depthly introduces a series of advanced and more important network services, including SPS, SMS, RMS, WSUS, LCS, etc., further unlocking the potential of network devices and enhancing the level of network applications based on the original Windows service platform. At the same time, it also specially introduces Active Directory, Group Policy, AntiVirus, and Ghost to improve the security and manageability of network clients, defend against viruses from the network and the Internet, and achieve rapid recovery of client systems, thereby maximizing network stability and availability. The book is easy to understand, concise and clear, highly practical, and focuses on cultivating readers' hands-on skills and improving their technical proficiency.
This book is suitable for system administrators and network administrators, as well as readers interested in computer system maintenance and network management. It can also serve as teaching material or supplementary reading for computer science programs in universities and colleges.