Server ManagementGilbert Held This single-volume desktop reference provides comprehensive information on all server issues - featuring contributions from experts in the field. Engineers for system vendors, systems integrators, major resellers, end-users, and representatives from Hewlett-Packard, Novell, IBM, Compaq, Microsoft, and NEC share their ideas and experience on such to |
Contents
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Chapter 4 The Case for Mainframe Servers in the Enterprise | 45 |
Server Functionality | 59 |
Chapter 5 Server Issues and Trends 2000 | 63 |
Chapter 6 Specifying Servers Based on Needs and Growth | 75 |
Chapter 29 Print Servers and Network Printing | 367 |
Chapter 30 Fax Servers | 379 |
Chapter 31 Remote Access Concepts | 385 |
Chapter 32 Communication Servers | 399 |
Chapter 33 Internet Mail Server Overview | 409 |
Chapter 34 An Introduction to Microsoft Exchange Server | 419 |
Chapter 35 Virtual Server Overview | 441 |
Chapter 36 TexttoSpeech Server Overview | 449 |
Chapter 7 Consolidated Server Overview | 83 |
Chapter 8 Server Installation Considerations | 93 |
Chapter 9 The Business of Managing Distributed Systems | 101 |
Chapter 10 Including End Users in the Planning of Integrated Systems Development | 115 |
Chapter 11 Business Continuity in the Distributed Environment | 127 |
Chapter 12 Developing ClientServer RDBMS Applications Using Java Servelets and JDBC | 143 |
Hardware | 169 |
Chapter 13 Server Memory | 171 |
Chapter 14 CPUs | 187 |
Chapter 15 Server Data Bus Structures | 197 |
Chapter 16 The RAID Advantage | 207 |
Chapter 17 Multiprocessing Servers | 217 |
Chapter 18 Super ServersOne Step Beyond | 225 |
Network Operating Systems | 229 |
Chapter 19 NetWare 3x | 233 |
Chapter 20 intraNetWare Overview | 249 |
Chapter 21 Migrating to intraNetWare 4x and Novell Directory Services | 259 |
Chapter 22 WIndows NT Architecutre | 289 |
Chapter 23 Windows NT Workstation vs Server 40 | 297 |
Focus on Windows NT | 305 |
Chapter 25 A Look At Linux | 315 |
Chapter 26 With Linux and Big Brother Watching over Your Network You Dont Have to Look over Your Shoulder or Your Budget | 335 |
Chapter 27 Changing Server Operating Systems | 345 |
Chapter 28 UNIX as an Application Server | 353 |
Application Servers | 363 |
Chapter 37 CDROM Servers | 459 |
Chapter 38 Choosing and Equipping an Internet Server | 485 |
Server Performance | 497 |
Chapter 39 Selecting a Web Server Connection Rate | 499 |
Chapter 40 Working with Images in ClinetServer Environments | 507 |
Chapter 41 Working with NTs Performance Monitor | 515 |
Security | 525 |
Chapter 42 Server Security Policies | 527 |
Chapter 43 Security and Resource Sharing in an NT Environment | 539 |
Chapter 44 Windows NT Access Security | 549 |
Chapter 45 Evaluating AntiVirus Solutions Within Distributed Environments | 561 |
Server AddOns and Troubleshooting Methodologies | 577 |
The Practical Solution to the CostofOwnership Crisis | 579 |
Chapter 47 InventoryCornerstone Technology for Managing the Network | 589 |
Chapter 48 Software Distribution | 605 |
A Primer | 619 |
Chapter 50 Network Data and Storage Management Techniques | 629 |
Chapter 51 Acquiring and Using a UPS System | 645 |
Resolution Methodologies | 653 |
The Server Environment | 665 |
About the Editor | 681 |
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Back cover | 707 |
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