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Data Communications and Networking Fundamentals Using Novell NetWare 3.11

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ISBN-10: 0024077666

ISBN-13: 9780024077660

Edition: 1st

Authors: Emilio Ramos, Al Schroeder, Ann Behealer

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An introduction to the basics of data communication; networking; and Novell's NetWare Release 3.11. The first part examines the fundamentals of data communication and networking theory and the second part provides an introduction to Novell NetWare (3.11) which includes step-by-step tutorials.
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List price: $113.00
Edition: 1st
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Binding: Comb Bound 
Pages: 480
Size: 9.25" wide x 11.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 2.134
Language: English

Communication Networks and Services Offered
Data Communication System
Definition
Functions
A Brief History
Basic Components
The Sender
The Communication Medium
The Central Office
The Interexchange Facilities
The Host
The Data Communication Network
Requirements of a Data Communication Network
Performance
Consistency
Reliability
Recovery
Security
Applications of Communication Networks
Videotext
Satellite
Public Communication Networks
Teleconferencing
Telecommuting
Electronic Mail
Home Banking
Electronic Funds Transfer
Information Utility Services
Electronic Bulletin Boards
Value Added Networks
Basic Communication Concepts and Hardware
Modes of Transmission
Data Flow
Physical Connection
Timing
Standard Digital Codes
Format Effectors
Communication Controls
Information Separators
Additional Control Codes
Modems
Types of Modems
Optical Modem
Short Haul Modem
Acoustic Modem
Smart Modem
Digital Modem
V.32 Modem
Features of Modems
Speed
Automatic Dialing/Redialing
Automatic Answering
Self-testing
Voice-over-data
Other
The RS-232 Port
Advanced Communication Hardware
Terminals and Microcomputers
Classifications
Microcomputer Workstation
Remote Job Entry Station
Data Entry Terminal
Facsimile Terminal (FAX)
Dumb/Intelligent Terminals
Attributes of Terminals
Keyboard
Light Pen
Touch Screen
Mouse, Joy Stick, and Trackball
Voice Entry
Page Scanner
Front End Processors
Functions of the Front End Processor
Mainframe Computers
Multiplexers
Function
Techniques
Frequency Division Multiplexing (FDM)
Time Division Multiplexing (TDM)
Statistical Time Division Multiplexers (STDM)
Configurations
Types
Inverse Multiplexer
T-1 Multiplexer
Multiport Multiplexer
Fiber Optic Multiplexer
Concentrator
Cluster Controller
Protocol Converter
Private Branch Exchanges (PBX)
PBX History
Capabilities
Matrix Switch
Line Adapter
Line Monitor
Channel Extender
Port-Sharing Device
Port Selector
Line Splitter
Digital Line Expander
Data Compression Device
Security Devices
Call-Back Unit
Encryption Equipment
Miscellaneous Equipment
Breakout Box
Communication Media
Circuit Media
Guided Media
Open Wire
Twisted Pair Cables
Coaxial Cable
Optical Fiber
Unguided Media
Microwave
Satellite Transmission
Cellular Radio
Circuit Media Selection
Cost
Speed
Expandability
Security
Distance Requirements
Environment
Maintenance
Network Basics
Benefits of Networking
Hardware Sharing
Sharing Hard Disks
Sharing Printers
Sharing Communication Devices
Software Sharing
Challenges of Networking
Types of Networks
Wide Area Network (WAN)
Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)
Local Area Network (LAN)
Current Standards
Open Systems Interconnect (OSI)
History
Benefits
Functional Layers
Systems Network Architecture (SNA)
Concepts
Network Topology
Ring Network
Bus Network
Star Network
Hybrid Networks
Packet Data Networks (PDNs)
Virtual Circuits
Example of a PDN
Network Interconnectivity
Connecting Hybrid Networks
Bridges
Routers
Brouters
Gateways
Planning a Hybrid Network
Managing Hybrid Networks
Local Area Networks
Local Area Networks
Definition
Benefits
Sharing Software
Sharing Data
Sharing System Resources
Security and Backup
Easy Maintenance and Upgrades
Applications
Office Automation
Education
CAD
CAM
LAN Characteristics
Flexibility
Speed
Reliability
Hardware and Software Sharing
Transparent Interface
Adaptability
Access to Other LANs and WANs
Security
Centralized Management
Private Ownership
LAN Components
Servers
Choosing Servers
Workstations
The LAN Communication System
LAN Software
Choosing a Directory for Shared Software
LAN Configurations
Baseband vs Broadband
Topologies
Bus Topology
Ring Topology
Star Topology
LAN Protocols
LLC Protocol
CSMA/CD Protocol
Token Passing Protocol
LAN Standards
802.1
LLC Protocol
CSMA/CD Baseband Bus
Token Passing Bus
Token Passing Ring
MAN
General Installation of a LAN
Installing the LAN Hardware
Protecting the Hardware
Installing the LAN Software
The Network Profile
Login to the Network
Remote LAN Software
Legal Issues
The Network Server
Server Hardware
The Central Processing Unit (CPU)
The Hard Disk and Controller
Random Access Memory
Server Software
LAN Security
Volume Security
Locking
Others
Network Design Fundamentals
The Life Cycle of a Network
The Feasibility Study
Analysis
Design
Response Time
Network Modeling
Geographic Scope
Message Analysis
Software/Hardware Considerations
Implementation
The Request for Proposals
Maintenance and Upgrade
Network Security
Physical Security
Encryption
User Identification and Passwords
Time and Location Controls
Switched Port and Dialing Access
Audit Logs
Viruses
Disaster Recovery Planning
Characteristics of the Disaster Recovery Plan
Reliability
Operability
Response Time to Activate the Plan
Cost Effectiveness
Disaster Recovery Methodologies
The Planning Process
Network Management
Managing Hard Disk Space
Monitoring Server Performance
Maintaining User and Workstation Information
Monitoring and Resetting Network Devices
Maintaining Software
Making Regular Backups
Introduction to Novell NetWare
Overview of NetWare
The User Environment
Network Volumes and Drives
DOS Directories
Drive Mappings
Paths and Search Drives
Trustee Rights
Batch Files and Login Scripts
A Novell Network Example
NetWare Installation
Installing NetWare
Installation Preparation
NetWare Menus
Creating a NetWare Shell
Installing NetWare on the File Server
Logging onto an Existing File Server
Hands-on NetWare Installation
Installation Preparation
Installation
Creating the Workstation Boot Disk
The SYSCON Utility and Login Scripts
SYSCON
Introduction
The SYSCON Options
Accounting
Change Current Server
File Server Information
Group Information
Supervisor Options
User Information
The User Information Options
Account Balance
Account Restrictions
Change Password
Full Name
Groups Belonged To
Intruder Lockout Status
Login Script
Managed Users and Groups
Managers
Other Information
Security Equivalences
Station Restrictions
Time Restrictions
Trustee Directory and File Assignments
Volume/Disk Restrictions
Login Scripts
Commands
ATTACH
BREAK
COMSPEC
DISPLAY
(DOS) BREAK
(DOS) SET
DOS VERITY
DRIVE
EXIT
#Program name with command line options
FIRE PHASERS
IF Statement
INCLUDE
MACHINE
MAP
PAUSE
PCCOMPATIBLE
REMARK
WRITE
Hands-on NetWare
Preparing the Network for Operation
Logging In
Starting the Syscon Utility
Changing a User Password
Testing the Password
Creating a User Account
The User Information Menu
Checking the Account Balance
The Account Restrictions Menu
Creating a Password
Creating a Login Script
Setting the Security Equivalences
Setting Trustee Directory Assignments
Limiting Disk Space
Testing the New Account
Security, Organization, and Management
Levels of Security
Passwords
Minimum Password Length
Force Periodic Password Changes
User Password Changes
Trustee Rights
Directory Inherited Rights Mask
File Attributes
Organization
Types of Users
Groups
Group Hierarchy
Managers
Data Organization
Types of Data
Backing up Data
Network Management
Introduction to Fconsole
Fconsole Management Options
Broadcast Console Message
Change Current File Server
Connection Information
Down File Server
Status
Version Information
Hands-on NetWare
Levels of Security
Passwords
Minimum Password Length
Force Periodic Password Changes
Trustee Rights
Directory Rights
File Attributes
Effective Rights
Groups
Network Control
Workstation Customization
Customizing NetWare
Network Drivers
IPXODI.COM
NET#.COM
DOS Directories
Customizing the Workstation Shell
The SHELL.CFG File
NetBIOS
Remote Reset
Remote Reset Steup
The Network Card
The Boot Disk
Using DOSGEN
BOOTCONF.SYS
Hands-on NetWare
Memory Usage
Computers with 640K or Less of RAM
Computers with 1 Megabyte or More of Memory
Dos Versions 5 and 6
The SHELL.CFG File
Remote Reset
Testing Remote Reset
Network Printing
Printing in a Novell Network
File Server Printing
Print Server Printing
Remote Printing
Print Forms
Print Devices
Print Queues
Print Job Configurations
Attaching the Printer
Printing with PCONSOLE
Printing with NPRINT
Printing with CAPTURE
Hands-on NetWare
Preparing the Boot Disk
Configuring the Print Server and Print Queue
Running PSERVER
Sending Output to the Print Server
Configuring the Print Server for Remote Printing
Running PSERVER with a Remote Printer
Running RPRINTER
Sending Output to the Remote Printer
Customizing NetWare
Customizing NetWare
The Novell Menu System
Submenus
Menu Variables
Problems with MENU.EXE
Batch File Menus
Hands-on Creating Menus
The Novell Menu System
Batch Files
Microsoft Windows 3.1 and Networking
Using Application Software in a Network
Benefits
Sharing Software
Sharing Data
Sharing System Resources
Security and Backups
Easy Maintenance and Upgrades
Choosing Servers
Choosing a Directory for Shared Software
Accessing Shared Programs
Granting NetWare Rights
Group Rights
Program File Attributes
Using Application Programs in a Network Environment
Installing Microsoft Windows
Using the Setup /a Option
Using the Setup /n Option
Using the Setup /h Option
Accessing Windows
Guidelines for Using Windows on a Novell Network
Hands-on Installing Microsoft Windows
Installing Microsoft Windows 3.1
Installing Windows on Users' Disks
Appendix
Vendors of Gateways and Related Products
Vendors of EBBS and Related Products
Vendors of Routers, Bridges, and Related Products
Vendors of E-Mail Products
Vendors of Fax Gateways and Related Products
Vendors of Network Management Products
Vendors of Network Operating Systems and Related Products
Commercial Information Services
Vendors of Data Switches, PBXs, and Related Products
Vendors of Network Remote Access Software and Related Products
Vendors of TCP/IP Hardware and Related Products
Vendors of Zero Slot LANs, Media Transfer Hardware and Software, and Related Products
Glossary
Index