Building Net Sites with Windows NT: An Internet Services Handbook - Softcover

Buyens, Jim

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0201479494 ISBN 13: 9780201479492

Publisher: Addison Wesley, 1996

Synopsis

Do you want to use Windows(R) NT as your platform to build a powerhouse Net site offering Web pages, FTP, e-mail, and more? Then this is the book for you. Building Net Sites with Windows(R) NT provides all the essential tools and information you need to build a robust Internet site on Windows NT, incorporating the Internet's array of application and administrative services--FTP, Web sites, e-mail, DNS, USENET News, and many others. You'll also explore more advanced Web techniques including clickable image maps, CGI programs, Server Side Includes, Java, database interfaces, and more. And, of course, you'll learn how to configure and optimize NT for maximum performance as a Net platform while you discover what a workhorse it can be.Bundled with a CD-ROM packed with server, client, and utility software, this is the complete package for: * entrepreneurs who want to become profitable Internet service providers * hobbyists who want a Net presence they can operate themselves * commercial ventures seeking to expand their direct marketing reach * corporate employees looking to promote their company's image, distribute advertising, recruit applicants, provide tech support, and more * Intranets serving users on a private network. The CD-ROM includes all the software you need to build your own complete Internet site on Windows NT. You get Microsoft Internet Information Server (Microsoft's new Web server for Windows NT), Eudora Lite, DNEWS (News Server), LISTSERV (e-mail list server), Metainfo DNS, a score of EMWAC servers and toolkits, plus reporting and maintenance tools, several CGI scripts, and useful Web pages, ready to plug into your site. 0201479494B04062001

About this title

About the Author

Jim Buyens is a Webmaster and the senior PC-LAN administrator for a leading provider of telecommunications switching equipment and software. An early champion of TCP/IP connectivity, he built a coast-to-coast corporate network with more than twenty-five Windows NT servers and a thousand client PCs.

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From the Back Cover

Do you want to use Windows® NT as your platform to build a powerhouse Net site offering Web pages, FTP, e-mail, and more? Then this is the book for you. Building Net Sites with Windows® NT provides all the essential tools and information you need to build a robust Internet site on Windows NT, incorporating the Internet's array of application and administrative services--FTP, Web sites, e-mail, DNS, USENET News, and many others. You'll also explore more advanced Web techniques including clickable image maps, CGI programs, Server Side Includes, Java, database interfaces, and more. And, of course, you'll learn how to configure and optimize NT for maximum performance as a Net platform while you discover what a workhorse it can be.

Bundled with a CD-ROM packed with server, client, and utility software, this is the complete package for:

• entrepreneurs who want to become profitable Internet service providers

• hobbyists who want a Net presence they can operate themselves

• commercial ventures seeking to expand their direct marketing reach

• corporate employees looking to promote their company's image, distribute advertising, recruit applicants, provide tech support, and more

• Intranets serving users on a private network.

The CD-ROM includes all the software you need to build your own complete Internet site on Windows NT. You get Microsoft Internet Information Server (Microsoft's new Web server for Windows NT), Eudora Lite, DNEWS (News Server), LISTSERV (e-mail list server), Metainfo DNS, a score of EMWAC servers and toolkits, plus reporting and maintenance tools, several CGI scripts, and useful Web pages, ready to plug into your site.

0201479494B04062001

Edition details

• Publisher: Addison Wesley
• Publication date: 1996
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0201479494
• ISBN 13: 9780201479492
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 640