Microsoft Internet Information Server 4: the Complete Reference
Thomas Sheldon, John Paul Mueller
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Thomas Sheldon, John Paul Mueller
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From the Publisher: In-depth treatment of Windows NT latest web and network applications platformessential for any Windows NT-driven web site. Includes web links for users to get latest on evolving technologies such as DCOM,ISAPI and more. Authors are recognized authorities on networking and server security issues. Whether you're setting up your first Wb site or your 100th,Microsoft Internet Information Server 4: The Complete Reference is here to help you master the latest and greatest in Microsoft Web server technology. inside,industry experts and best-selling authors John Mueller and Tom Sheldon reveal the most complete and authoritative examples,steps,and information on IIS 4 available. Everything from installation and setup to performance tuning and monitoring is presented in true encyclopedic form. You'll find information on planning,building,and managing your Web site,plus get th elatest scoop on ActiveX,ISAPI,and DCOM. You'll also find special sections on electronic commerce,security,and networking. No other reference guide will provide you with as much detailed and accurate information on powerful IIS4 than Microsoft Internet Information Server 4: The Complete Reference. Use this incredible all-in-one reference for everything from installation through troubleshooting and learn to: Install and configure IIS 4; Master new Microsoft technologies: MTS 2,MMC,Index Server 2,multiple Web site hosting,and much more; Discover secrets to maximum server performance; Ease administration tasts using the new setup wizards; Configure your intranet; Manage and troubleshoot TCP/IP; Handle fault tolerance,replication,and backup; Secure internal networks; Handle useraccount andfile system administration; Build virtual directories and virtual servers; Master logging and auditing tasks; Handle back-end services and data access.
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From the Publisher: In-depth treatment of Windows NT latest web and network applications platformessential for any Windows NT-driven web site. Includes web links for users to get latest on evolving technologies such as DCOM,ISAPI and more. Authors are recognized authorities on networking and server security issues. Whether you're setting up your first Wb site or your 100th,Microsoft Internet Information Server 4: The Complete Reference is here to help you master the latest and greatest in Microsoft Web server technology. inside,industry experts and best-selling authors John Mueller and Tom Sheldon reveal the most complete and authoritative examples,steps,and information on IIS 4 available. Everything from installation and setup to performance tuning and monitoring is presented in true encyclopedic form. You'll find information on planning,building,and managing your Web site,plus get th elatest scoop on ActiveX,ISAPI,and DCOM. You'll also find special sections on electronic commerce,security,and networking. No other reference guide will provide you with as much detailed and accurate information on powerful IIS4 than Microsoft Internet Information Server 4: The Complete Reference. Use this incredible all-in-one reference for everything from installation through troubleshooting and learn to: Install and configure IIS 4; Master new Microsoft technologies: MTS 2,MMC,Index Server 2,multiple Web site hosting,and much more; Discover secrets to maximum server performance; Ease administration tasts using the new setup wizards; Configure your intranet; Manage and troubleshoot TCP/IP; Handle fault tolerance,replication,and backup; Secure internal networks; Handle useraccount andfile system administration; Build virtual directories and virtual servers; Master logging and auditing tasks; Handle back-end services and data access.
Key concepts: Troubleshooting, World Wide Web, Backup, Distributed Component Object Model, Microsoft Office Live Meeting, Intranet, Computer science, The Internet