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Synopsis
A server is a computer on a network that manages your files, email, Internet access, and security. Microsoft's Small Business Server is for companies that don't need the larger Windows Server 2003 (Enterprise Edition), which is better suited for large companies. This book will be the fundamental, definitive reference to Microsoft Small Business Server 2003. And the book will appeal to all audiences-from a beginner who has embraced the notion of computerizing his small business, to an IT consultant specializing in SBS implementation and deployment. The book focuses on pragmatic solutions rather than theoretical discussions.
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About the Author
Jonathan Hassell is a systems administrator, IT consultant, and public speaker. He has written Hardening Windows (1590592662), RADIUS (0596003226), and Managing Windows Server 2003 (0596006241). Hassell has also written monthly columns for "Windows 2000 Magazine Network" and "Windows ITSecurity.com" His articles can be found in CMP's "Publish" magazine and Pinnacle's "Linux AppDev" newsletter. He is a frequent contributor to "SecurityFocus" the leading online security magazine, and has recently contracted to write a series of articles for "PC Pro" Hassell will be the leading participant in Microsoft's SecurityWeek series, to be held in September 2004. And he has conducted several webcasts for Microsoft, Infoblox, and Symantec.
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