Network operating systems : making the right choices
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Network operating systems : making the right choices
（Data communications and networks series）
Addison-Wesley, c1995
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Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Based around a question and answer format, this book will focus the reader on the key issues that need to be considered when deciding to use a network operating system. Some of the questions raised are what is a network operating system (NOS) and when do I need one, what are the main types of NOS and how do they differ; can I buy a cheap NOS for small Lans, how do I choose a suitable NOS for my systems, and can I have more than one NOS running on my network? The book goes on to demonstrate the linkage between NOS and other elements of the overall IT platform: network management, application programming interfaces and network computing.
目次
* Introduction * What is a NOS and when do I need one? * What are the main types of NOS and how do they differ * Can I buy a cheep and cheerful NOS for small LANs? * How do I choose a suitable NOS for my systems? * Can I have more than one NOS running on my network? * How does the NOS provide the LAN with access to other networks and computer systems? * What is the role of the NOS in network management * What are application programming interfaces (APIs) and how are they supported in the NOS? * What is network computing and what is the role of the NOS in this? * How is the NOS likely to evolve in future? * Case Study: Wrapping up issues * Appendix 1 Key LAN internetworking technologies * Appendix 2 Major network protocol stacks (Eg TCP/IP, IPX) * Appendix 3 OSI seven layer model * Appendix 4 Basic LAN cabling structures (Eg 10Base-T) * Appendix 5 LAN topologies (Eg Ethernet,token ring) * Appendix 6 DOS file and directory structure * Appendix 7 Network interface cards * Appendix 8 Role of expanded and extended memory in Intel PCs * Appendix 9 Key aspects of disk drive technology (eg volumes) * Appendix 10 Other relevant standards and the bodies that define them (Eg X/Open) * Appendix 11 What is client/server computing * Appendix 12 Windows 3.1 described
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