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Covering everything needed to implement the server side of client/server computing, this comprehensive introduction explains how to connect multiple computing platforms using a client/server architecture. The book covers the entire range of hardware (bridges, hubs, routers, etc.) and software (HP's OpenView, NetView/6000) that must interrelate to make the communications side of the C/S paradigm work. Fully illustrated and loaded with extensive applications cases, Client/Server Internetworking includes important network management material on SNMP, OpenView, and NetView/6000, and details both TCP/IP and SNA/APPN networks for network administrators, network analysts, and network designers.
This book investigates the technical requirements and architectural frameworks necessary to successfully implement and manage client/server internetworking environments. Authors Bud Bates and Regis J. Bates provide a comprehensive guide for network professionals, utilizing a blend of hardware specifications and software management protocols to explain the integration of diverse computing platforms. The text serves as a practical manual for administrators and designers tasked with maintaining complex, multi-platform communication systems.
What You Will Find
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Experts and network professionals frequently cite this text as a foundational resource for understanding the hardware and software interdependencies of early client/server architectures. Readers often note the technical density of the prose, which is tailored specifically for network administrators and systems designers working in enterprise environments.
Page Count:
418
Publication Date:
1997-11-07
Publisher:
Computing McGraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
0070054428
ISBN-13:
9780070054424
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