Covers the essentials of Microsoft's Internet Information Server. The text focuses on the installation, configuration and security issues of running a Web server. It also provides an introduction to Windows NT CGI programming.
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This book details the specific tasks to setting up and running a Microsoft Internet Information Server. Readers will learn troubleshooting, network design, security, and cross platform integration procedures. - Teaches security issues and how to maintain an efficient, secure network
- Readers learn everything from planning to implementation
- CD-ROM included
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Designing and Implementing the Microsoft Internet Informatio,
By Michael G (United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Designing and Implementing the Microsoft Internet Information Server (Paperback)
The book was a well took a well rounded approach to Internet Information Server. It started with the very basics of NT, through setup and installation of IIS. The book has a great section on how to implement IIS while using DNS, WINS, and DHCP. The book also provides the user with a number of ways to monitor the server and how to alleviate a congested network. The only drawback to the book is that the author tries to cover too many bases with such a short book.
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