Books in the Network Professional's Library series

Offering comprehensive coverage of DNS Server management, this title enables you to manage, optimize, and interconnect your Windows 2000 Active Directory networks using DNS. It also provides details on various aspects of DNS - the address management protocol used by Windows 2000 Active Directory domain controllers.

Shows you how to use Windows 2000 Active Directory to reduce the total cost of running a network by controlling the directories and devices on a network from one location, under one platform. This work enables you to: learn how to set up Active Directory; handle security; write scripts to automate administrative tasks; and more.

This work aims to act as a hands-on beginner's guide to learning how to deliver content to WAP-enabled devices. It includes: WML and WMLScript tutorial; existing Web pages to WAP; Access databases and ASP; and information on securing commerce sites.

This work offers clear and straightforward instructions for tasks ranging from basic to technical, as well as the background information required for an administrator to understand the history of the server and how best to run it in today's Web environment.

This text demonstrates through clear explanations how to easily leverage the power of peer-to-peer networks to achieve seamless personal and business communication and transactions.

This volume provides network professionals the tools they need to begin understanding, designing and implementing broadband networks.

This text provides hands-on implementation for network administrators new to Solaris and for those migrating from Windows or UNIX to Solaris 9.

Provides coverage of features within Windows 2000, such as Active Directory Services, Microsoft Management Console, hardware and security features. This book uses nuts-and-bolts language to discuss examples and provide recommendations for solutions. It also discusses performance enhancement tips and Web Link resources for optimal management.

Helps to implement and manage Microsoft's messaging and collaboration system. This book helps to learn what you need to deploy and administer the system, and learn about migration and coexistence with Exchange 5.5 Server.

This guide is both an introduction to Nortel Networks as well as a study tool for Nortel Networks certification. It should be essential to every network professional because it offers hands-on implementation techniques and real world case studies.