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On Network Application Server Configuration of Campus Network

Zhang Xiao-li

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We used the web server,ftp server,dns server,dhcp server,print server,mail server in the network application server design for a campus network as an example.And configured these servers in an installed Windows 2003 Server computer.This arti cle mainly introduced the related server functionality and configuration steps in detail.

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We used the web server,ftp server,dns server,dhcp server,print server,mail server in the network application server design for a campus network as an example.And configured these servers in an installed Windows 2003 Server computer.This arti cle mainly introduced the related server functionality and configuration steps in detail.

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We used the web server,ftp server,dns server,dhcp server,print server,mail server in the network application server design for a campus network as an example.And configured these servers in an installed Windows 2003 Server computer.This arti cle mainly introduced the related server functionality and configuration steps in detail.

Key concepts: Computer science, Server farm, AppleShare, Internet Authentication Service, Operating system, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, Log shipping, Windows Server

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