Web-Based Network Management: Beyond the Browser
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End downtime-once and for all!
Without a doubt, downtime prevention is every network manager's biggest problem. And, using commercial browsers to check up on the network simply doesn't guarantee the necessary security. Now there's a new generation of secure, browser-free, Web-based network management products devised to prevent downtime in every kind of network, no matter what hardware, software, or operating system it uses-all via the web! Written by an award-winning networking writer, this practical guide explains how this new technology works and how to incorporate it into existing network management strategies. Complete with a detailed product evaluation guide and real-world case studies, this book will also cover the security issues involved in managing all network sites from anywhere in the world.
Without a doubt, downtime prevention is every network manager's biggest problem. And, using commercial browsers to check up on the network simply doesn't guarantee the necessary security. Now there's a new generation of secure, browser-free, Web-based network management products devised to prevent downtime in every kind of network, no matter what hardware, software, or operating system it uses-all via the web! Written by an award-winning networking writer, this practical guide explains how this new technology works and how to incorporate it into existing network management strategies. Complete with a detailed product evaluation guide and real-world case studies, this book will also cover the security issues involved in managing all network sites from anywhere in the world.
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Web-Based Management: The View from 10,000 Feet.
Objections to Web-Based Network Management.
How to Keep Systems Secure.
Who's Doing What with Web-Based Systems.
How Real Users Take Advantage of Web-Based Management.
Where SNMP and RMON Fit with Web-Based Management.
Appendix.
Bibliography.
Acronyms Used in the Book.
Index.
Objections to Web-Based Network Management.
How to Keep Systems Secure.
Who's Doing What with Web-Based Systems.
How Real Users Take Advantage of Web-Based Management.
Where SNMP and RMON Fit with Web-Based Management.
Appendix.
Bibliography.
Acronyms Used in the Book.
Index.
