Networking All-in-One For Dummies 8th Edition

Book Name: Networking All-in-One For Dummies 8th Edition
Author: Doug Lowe
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
ISBN-10, 13: 9781119689058,1119689058
Year: 2021
Pages: 1056 pages
Language: English
File size: 40 MB
File format: PDF,EPUB

Networking All-in-One For Dummies 8th Edition Pdf Book Description:

This book is for all of you who want to learn more about networking. this book is suitable for beginner because the writer make the book easy to understand with some example. you will learn about anything that related to networking such as setting up dns, ips and also how to secure your network. so only reading this book you will learn anything also how to install linux in your server. Welcome to the eighth edition of Networking All-in-One For Dummies, theone networking book that’s designed to replace an entire shelf full of the dull and tedious networking books you’d otherwise have to buy. This book contains all the basic and not-so-basic information you need to know to get a network up and running and to stay on top of the network as it grows, develops problems, and encounters trouble. If you’re just getting started as a network administrator, this book is ideal.

As a network administrator, you have to know about a lot of different topics: installing and configuring network hardware and software, planning a network, working with TCP/IP, securing your network, working with mobile devices, virtualizing your servers, backing up your data, managing cloud services, and many others. You can, and probably eventually will, buy separate books on each of these topics. It won’t take long before your bookshelf is bulging with 10,000 or more pages of detailed information about every imaginable nuance of networking. But before you’re ready to tackle each of those topics in depth, you need to get a bird’s-eye picture. This book is the ideal way to do that. And if you already own 10,000 pages or more of network information, you may be overwhelmed by the amount of detail and wonder, “Do I really need to read 1,000 pages about BIND to set up a simple DNS server?” or “Do I really need a 6-pound book to show me how to install Linux?” Truth is, most 1,000-page networking books have about 100 or so pages of really useful information — the kind you use every day and about 900 pages of excruciating details that apply mostly to networks at places like NASA and the CIA. The basic idea of this book is that I’ve tried to wring out the 100 or so most useful pages of information on nine different networking topics: network basics, building a network, network administration and security, troubleshooting and disaster planning, working with TCP/IP, home networking, wireless networking, Windows server operating systems, and Linux. So whether you’ve just been put in charge of your first network or you’re a seasoned pro, you’ve found the right book.