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IIS 4 and Proxy Server 2 24seven
by M. Shane Stigler, Mark A. Linsenbardt, Mark Linsenbardt, Shane Stigler
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Sybex (1999-08)
ISBN: 0782125301
EAN: 9780782125306
Dewy Decimal #: 004
Paperback: 464 pages
Edition: 1st
Condition: Very Good
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Product Description
Implementing an NT-based intranet, web site, or Internet connection? This book contains the information you need to create a high-performance intranet or web site with Internet Information Server 4 and secure it with Proxy Server 2. Starting where most IIS and Proxy Server books leave off, this book provides expert advice on planning, implementing, maintaining, and troubleshooting your site and connection.
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Amazon.com Review
Microsoft Internet Information Server 4 and Proxy Server 2 are closely related products, but each requires its own administration skills. IIS 4 and Proxy Server 2 24Seven is an administration guide to both products. Although the publisher has targeted it toward advanced administrators, most with even moderate knowledge of the issues involved should find the text very readable. The book is divided equally between IIS 4 and Proxy Server 2, with each section almost independent from the others. Some of the topics in the Proxy Server section do refer back to lessons learned in the previous IIS part. This administrator's tool focuses on installation and configuration of both products. Tutorial information on key subjects--such as subnetting IP addresses--is included, and occasional diagrams and screen shots illustrate architectures and configuration screens. While this 24Seven title covers the key configuration settings for both products, there's little in the way of high-level system design issues. For example, while the book explains the different technical configurations of Proxy Server, there isn't a straightforward decision tree to guide the reader in making the basic configuration decisions. Nevertheless, if you are responsible for installing and managing either or both of these two products, this book is useful for day-to-day guidance. --Stephen W. Plain Topics covered: IIS architecture, IIS installation, FTP service, IIS Mail, IIS security, Certificate Server, News Service, Proxy Server architecture, Proxy Server installation, access management, and Proxy Server optimization/troubleshooting.
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