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From the Publisher:
Concrete and up-to-date information on how to use the two primary network operating systems in use today: Windows and Linux. Includes coverage of all versions of Windows including Windows Server 2003, WIndows 2000, and Windows XP. Also includes coverage of Red Hat Enterprise and Fedora 4.
More remote coverage including new coverage of SSL VPNS
Provides coverage of the latest in Wireless Networking incuding coverage of WiFi
New Small Office/Home Office section
New anti-spam and security techniques on how to protect the network from vulnerabilities and attacks
Hands-on lab section will help readers transition into network support/management roles within their organizations (often important for career advancement into management levels) by offering real-world experience of the technical aspects and business aspects of today's network technologies and systems
Book Description:
Networking: A Beginner's Guide is an approachable, well-grounded introduction to the world of networking. The book is divided into two main sections. The first section covers the technologies that are part of networking. The second section discusses how network technologies are applied.
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