Gives you the pros and cons of using ISDN as opposed to a more expensive high-speed T1 line. Compares several different kinds of server software to help you decide what is best for you and your business. Provides disaster recovery, and covers common problems that Webmasters encounter. Teaches you about Web server access needs, remote access, and how to prevent unwanted users from accessing your server. Covers how to use consultants, set up firewalls, proxies, and list servers; use front-end tools, and more. Explains how to set up your Web page so you can get the information you need from your customers.
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This volume provides information and instructions needed to create your own Web site for both internal and external use, so you can save time and money for your business. Readers will learn how to set up a Web server of their own and how to use it as a competitive advantage to sell and promote their products and services, and even distribute information within their company. The text lists the Web server do's and don'ts, shows you how to build your own Web server "plan" and discusses the pros and cons of using ISDN as opposed to T1 or other fibre optic lines. Teaches the reader the basics of Web server access needs, remote access, troubleshooting and disaster recovery. It also discusses Web site hardware and software, and tells you how to get the most out of each. The CD-ROM includes three Web servers, Web browsers, HTML editors, source code, databases and more.
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