Connect your NetWare network to the future. The NetWare to Internet Connection is for NetWare 3.1x and 4.x administrators who want to connect their network to the Internet - without having to learn Unix or use Windows NT. Practical, step-by-step discussions lead you to the fastest, easiest ways to provide Internet services to your network users.Know your options. Understand what the Internet can offer your network - and how it can threaten it. Become fluent in TCP/IP, the essential Internet protocol. Choose the right Internet connection for your network, as you assess Internet service providers and determine the Internet access that is best for your company, determine hardware requirements to support the connectivity and services you need, and balance installation and monthly fees with the necessary tech support and training.Prepare to be connected. Understand how workstations communicate on the Internet. Get your network and workstations Internet-ready. Select and install the right IP stack. Configure TCP/IP on your NetWare server, then test your connectivity to the outside world.Manage your NetWare-to-Internet connection. Configure a NetWare server to provide DNS, FTP, and Web services. Design your own Web site. Determine security objectives, policy, and guidelines. Support the full range of Internet applications, including e-mail, Web access, FTP, Telnet, and Usenet news access.

The Netware to Internet Connection

Computers & Technology

Stern, Morgan

Programming

Sybex, Inc.

Intranets are designed to integrate Internet software, protocols and technologies in order to provide a compelling information system for businesses. Intranets combine services, such as WWW, FTP, and Domain Name Services (DNS), to allow network users to access and manipulate data and information from multiple sources using a single client application - the Web browser. This book provides step-by-step information on how to install intranet servers on three software platforms - Windows NT, Solaris and NetWare. It also discusses the evolution of the corporate intranet and the reasons for its implementation in the office environment.

Building Intranets on Nt, Netware, Solaris: An Administrator's Guide

Rasmussen, Tom

Networking & Cloud Computing

<p>Now firmly established in the workgroup-computing and small-business markets, NT Server is muscling in on the high-end networking market, challenging areas that have traditionally been the domain of the various flavors of Unix. The consensus among networking professionals is that NT is now fit for enterprise networking--provided you know how to configure it correctly and how to implement vital add-ons effectively. This book offers unparalleled coverage of advanced NT technologies, including server clustering (for performance and reliability) and Citrix WinFrame. Also discusses how to implement effective security in complex NT networks.</p>

Nt Enterprise Network Design

Monti, Gary

Bachmann, Vahan

Certification

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