SOHO network setup book

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Guest replied

8 April 2005, 20:46
Re: Windows Please

Maybe the book described site below can help you?

vig.pearsonptr.com:8081/b...16,00.html
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2 April 2005, 20:39
Windows Please

I'm looking for strcitly Windows setups - including server setups (esp. Small business server) covering DNS, DHCP, VPN, e-mail, firewall and domains.

The kind of setups a small business with say five or more PC's would use.

Thanks,
Sal.
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Guest replied

1 April 2005, 15:08
Do you require an understanding of the principles of Internet architecture or just its specific implementation on Windows systems? (or both?)
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14 March 2005, 21:08
SOHO network setup book

Does anybody have any recommendations for books on small office windows network setup? Perhaps something that also covers basics of e-mail, DNS and possibly -- gasp! -- Domains.

I've looked on Amazon and can't really find anything. Amazon points me to all the MCSE stuff...bzzzzt not what I need.

Thanks
Sal.
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