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When I saw the first edition of Ramteke's book, with its singular title of "Networks," it was bemusing. Did it cover more on TCP/IP? LANs? WANs? Public switched telephone networks? Yes. And very well, too. Using three major examples of networks, with a few additional digressions, it covered the concepts of networking. So I expected the second edition to be more of the same. Ramteke obviously thought so, too, since his introduction states that he has followed the same format. However, I found the books to be quite different. This new edition is more than 200 pages longer, and the additional material appears to concentrate on many more specific network systems. Therefore, while the title originally seemed to imply a discussion of... Rest of this review on the detail page
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This book covers installation, configuration and administration of Windows NT. It includes material on the planning and purchase of a network, although this content is unlikely to be of significant assistance. Chapters cover connections to TCP/IP, LAN Manager and Novell. The material is technically sound, but is written from an oddly limited perspective. Basically, this is the NT documentation revisited. copyright Robert M. Slade, 1994
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This book will give you some of the terms and hardware for linking Macs with Appletalk. It will not, however, give you much in the way of concepts or details. This may be helpful to those who want handholding for a very simple network, but it won't help professionals solve problems with either Appletalk or mixed protocol networks. The lack of explanation or standard terminology ensures that network professionals or support staff will not be able to deal effectively with evaluation and management of the net, although they should be able to work out the wiring diagrams. It is unlikely that the information given will help users diagnose difficulties. If it isn't "plug and play", this book probably won't help get it going. copyright R... Rest of this review on the detail page
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Insider's guide to Novell NetWare 4.1. If you're running the most powerful version of NetWare, you need the most complete, authoritative sourcebook: Novell Netware 4.1: The Complete Reference, Secnd Edition. NetWare expert Tom Sheldon gives you an exhaustive, up-close inspection of NetWare Directory Service, the command structure, and the user interface. You get quick, easy access to everything you need to: make network connections-communication protocols, cards, cables, access methods, expanding the LAN, interconnecting with other networks; prepare the network file-planning, selecting equipment, working with and protecting NetWare servers; Install NetWare-preparations, running install, installing workstations, installing Windows, internetw... Rest of this review on the detail page
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Why struggle with a bookshelf full of NetWare documentation? This compact volume supplies all the information you need to design, install, and maintain a NetWare 3.12 network. You'll find a complete, annotated listing of SET parameters, simple instructions for installing workstations, help with security issues, login scripts and menu programs for the user environment, and more. Vital one- and two-page QuickPaths guide you through each network administration task.
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