Describes ways to use Microsoft's Window's NT operating system to provide or extend an Internet presence for a corporation. Provides an overview of the Internet, and discusses such topics as TCP/IP protocols, ways to justify Internet connectivity, FTP file transfer, e-mail, server service administration, security, site maintenance, and performance tuning. Appends a server command reference. The CD-ROM includes 250 plus shareware applications and other materials. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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Designed and written an instructional guide, this book educates the reader on all the relevant issues to consider when building a Windows NT Internet Server. It outlines costs, benefits, and technical information of the various types of servers that can be built today. - Explores all options in planning, implementing, and administering a Windows NT Internet Server
- Includes step-by-step instructions and hands-on exercises for customizing and configuring an NT server
- CD-ROM includes useful software applications and utilities for creating an NT Internet server
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Seller: World of Books Inc, Montgomery, IL, U.S.A.
Condition: Good. This text outlines the costs, benefits, and pros and cons of the various types of servers which can be built. It explains how and why it is important to be connected to a host. In a tutorial-based approach it explains how to implement and administer an Internet server based on Windows NT. Seller Inventory # CIN1562056808G