Handbook of Server Management and Administrtion, 1998 EditionServers are the heart of the network. The Handbook of Server Management and Administration keeps you up-to-date with the very latest server technology and gives you the tools you need to choose, configure and maintain a server that will serve users, data streams and corporate goals with equal efficiency. The practical tips and case studies you'll find in the Handbook include detailed explanations of: The contributing authors to the Handbook of Server Management and Administration are industry experts. Some work at corporations that have designed innovative solutions. Some wear battle scars from the field. Many are experienced writers and public speakers. All of them know what they're talking about. These leading authorities give you a wealth of practical advice, tips and strategies on how to: |
Contents
The Case for Mainframe Servers in the Enterprise | 4-3 |
OVERVIEW OF SERVERS AND FUNCTIONS II1 | 49 |
The Business of Managing Distributed Systems 101 | 10-3 |
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