1996Infoscience (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)Open access

Building Net Sites with Windows NT: An Internet Services Handbook

Jim Buyens

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From the Publisher: Bundled with a CD-ROM packed with server, client, and utility software, this is the complete package for: entrepreneurs who want to become profitable Internet service providers hobbyists who want a Net presence they can operate themselves commercial ventures seeking to expand their direct marketing reach corporate employees looking to promote their company's image, distribute advertising, recruit applicants, provide tech support, and more Intranets serving users on a private network. The CD-ROM includes all the software you need to build your own complete Internet site on Windows NT. You get Microsoft Internet Information Server (Microsoft's new Web server for Windows NT), Eudora Lite, DNEWS (News Server), LISTSERV (e-mail list server), Metainfo DNS, a score of EMWAC servers and toolkits, plus reporting and maintenance tools, several CGI scripts, and useful Web pages, ready to plug into your site.

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From the Publisher: Bundled with a CD-ROM packed with server, client, and utility software, this is the complete package for: entrepreneurs who want to become profitable Internet service providers hobbyists who want a Net presence they can operate themselves commercial ventures seeking to expand their direct marketing reach corporate employees looking to promote their company's image, distribute advertising, recruit applicants, provide tech support, and more Intranets serving users on a private network. The CD-ROM includes all the software you need to build your own complete Internet site on Windows NT. You get Microsoft Internet Information Server (Microsoft's new Web server for Windows NT), Eudora Lite, DNEWS (News Server), LISTSERV (e-mail list server), Metainfo DNS, a score of EMWAC servers and toolkits, plus reporting and maintenance tools, several CGI scripts, and useful Web pages, ready to plug into your site.

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From the Publisher: Bundled with a CD-ROM packed with server, client, and utility software, this is the complete package for: entrepreneurs who want to become profitable Internet service providers hobbyists who want a Net presence they can operate themselves commercial ventures seeking to expand their direct marketing reach corporate employees looking to promote their company's image, distribute advertising, recruit applicants, provide tech support, and more Intranets serving users on a private network. The CD-ROM includes all the software you need to build your own complete Internet site on Windows NT. You get Microsoft Internet Information Server (Microsoft's new Web server for Windows NT), Eudora Lite, DNEWS (News Server), LISTSERV (e-mail list server), Metainfo DNS, a score of EMWAC servers and toolkits, plus reporting and maintenance tools, several CGI scripts, and useful Web pages, ready to plug into your site.

Key concepts: The Internet, World Wide Web, Windows Server, Group Policy, Microsoft Windows, Scripting language, Web server, AppleShare

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