Local Area Networks: A Client/Server Approach
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These days, networks and information systems are more than just technological service segments of a company. They are vital variables in the business equation. This book takes a business-first approach to networks, focusing on how to analyze, implement and manage local area networks. Drawing on extensive case studies, it provides a thorough examination of the business application, data, network, and technology issues surrounding the successful implementation of local area network-based client/server systems. It also provides working models readers can use to organize their own systems.
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Partial table of contents:
INTRODUCTION TO LOCAL AREA NETWORKS AND CLIENT/SERVER INFORMATION SYSTEMS.
Local Area Networks: A Business Perspective.
CLIENT AND SERVER TECHNOLOGY.
Client Hardware.
Server Hardware and Software.
Internet Clients and Servers.
LOCAL AREA NETWORKS ARCHITECTURES, HARDWARE, AND SOFTWARE.
Local Area Network Hardware.
LOCAL AREA NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEMS.
Novell NetWare.
Windows NT.
Unix, TCP/IP, and NFS.
LAN CONNECTIVITY.
LAN Internetworking.
LAN Remote Access.
ENTERPRISE NETWORKS.
Enterprise Network Architecture and Topology.
Enterprise Network Applications and Management.
Glossary.
Index.
