Microsoft Encyclopedia of Networking - Rilegato

Tulloch, Mitch; Tulloch, Ingrid

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ISBN 10: 0735613788 ISBN 13: 9780735613782

Casa editrice: Microsoft Pr, 2002

Riassunto

Get the single resource that defines—and illustrates—the rapidly evolving world of networking. The second edition of the award-winning MICROSOFT® ENCYCLOPEDIA OF NETWORKING has been fully updated—with thousands of entries detailing the latest technologies, standards, products, and services. You get clear, concise explanations, including hundreds of new articles and diagrams, that deftly take you from concept to real-world application. You also get the entire encyclopedia on CD-ROM, for definitive answers wherever you need them. · STAY CURRENT AND TRACK TRENDS—from Ethernet to wireless LANs, EDI to XML, 6bone to Web-enabled cell phones, keep pace with networking innovations · EXPLORE CONTENT IN DEPTH—delve into security, viruses, next-generation cellular communications, e-business, and other developments in as much detail as you need · BUILD YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF KEY PLATFORMS—everything from Microsoft Windows® and Microsoft .NET to open-source technologies and products from Cisco, IBM, Sun, and others · MASTER NETWORKING ESSENTIALS—get fast facts and implementation notes on networking topologies, media, protocols, and standards · DECIPHER INDUSTRY ACRONYMS—from legacy systems (POTS) to emerging standards (IPv6), and from ACK to ZAK, decode essential terms · GET AN EDGE IN CERTIFICATION PREPARATION—ideal reference for anyone pursuing or maintaining MCSE, MCSA, or other professional certification PLUS, YOUR ENCYCLOPEDIA ON CD-ROM FEATURES: · Entire text in easy-search eBook format · Customizable, XML-based index · Links to Web sites for additional learning

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L'autore:

Mitch Tulloch is a trainer, consultant, and author living in Winnipeg, Canada. In addition to his Nutshell books for O'Reilly listed below, Mitch is also the author of the Microsoft Encyclopedia of Networking and Microsoft Encyclopedia of Security, both from Microsoft Press, and a string of best-selling books on IIS from Osborne/McGraw-Hill. If you're interested you can find out more about Mitch on his website www.mtit.com. In addition to his O'Reilly weblog, Mitch also maintains a "techblog" at mitchtulloch.blogspot.com containing random thoughts, ideas, suggestions, tips, and resources for network and system administrators.

Ingrid Tulloch (B.A., Cert.Ed.) is Vice President and Head of Research for MTIT Enterprises. Ingrid is co-author of the Microsoft Encyclopedia of Networking and primary researcher for the Microsoft Encyclopedia of Security. Ingrid is also a content expert for Jones International University (JIU) where she co-developed the four-course Information Security Management (ISM) specialization for the Masters of Business Administration (MBA) program.For more information, see http://www.mtit.com.

Contenuti:

Acknowledgments xxxv Preface to the Second Edition xxxvii Introduction xxxix What Is Networking? xxxix The History of Networking xliii The Scope of This Encyclopedia lv Who This Work Is For lv How This Work Is Organized lv Disclaimer lvi Comments and Questions lvi ALPHABETICAL REFERENCE OF TERMS Numbers and Symbols 1Base5 1 2B+D 1 2B1Q 1 2G 1 2.5G 1 3G 2 3.1 kHz bearer service 4 4G 4 5-4-3 rule 4 6bone 5 6to4 5 8mm 6 10Base2 6 10Base5 7 10BaseF 8 10BaseT 9 10GbE 10 10G Ethernet 10 24 x 7 14 64-bit architecture 14 64-bit Windows 15 80/20 rule 16 100BaseFX 16 100BaseT 17 100BaseT4 17 100BaseTX 18 100BaseVG 19 100BaseX 19 100VG-AnyLAN 19 568-A 21 568-B 21 802.1 22 802.1p 22 802.1Q 23 802.2 23 802.3 23 802.3ab 24 802.3ad 24 802.3ae 24 802.3af 24 802.3u 25 802.3z 25 802.4 25 802.5 25 802.6 25 802.7 26 802.8 26 802.9 26 802.10 26 802.11 26 802.11a 27 802.11b 28 802.12 31 802.13 31 802.14 31 802.15 31 802.16 32 802.17 32 1000BaseCX 32 1000BaseLX 33 1000BaseSX 35 1000BaseT 35 1000BaseTX 37 1000BaseX 37 1394 37 1822 37 3270 37 5250 38 A A+ Certification 39 A record 39 A6 record 39 AAA 40 AAAA record 40 AAL 40 AATP 40 Abilene 40 absolute path 41 Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1) 41 acceptable use policy 42 access 42 access control 43 access control entry (ACE) 44 access control list (ACL) 44 Accessibility Options 45 Accessibility Wizard 46 access list 46 access mask 48 access method 48 access mode 49 access point (AP) 49 access provider 50 access token 50 account 51 account domain 51 account lockout 52 account operator 53 Account Operators group 53 ACE 53 ACK 53 ACL 54 ACM 54 ACPI 54 ACR 54 Active Desktop 54 Active Digital Profile (ADPr) 55 Active Directory 55 Active Directory Client 58 Active Directory Domains and Trusts 58 Active Directory Installation Wizard 58 Active Directory schema 60 Active Directory Service Interfaces (ADSI) 60 Active Directory Sites and Services 61 Active Directory Users and Computers 62 active hub 62 active partition 62 Active Platform 63 active scripting 63 Active Server Pages (ASP) 63 Active Setup 64 active volume 65 active window 65 ActiveX 65 ActiveX component 65 ActiveX controls 66 ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) 66 adapter 67 adaptive acceleration 68 Adaptive Differential Pulse-Code Modulation (ADPCM) 68 ADC 68 address book view 69 address record 69 Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) 69 ADMD 70 ADMIN$ 70 administrative alert 70 Administrative Management Domain (ADMD) 70 administrative share 70 administrative tools (Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows .NET Server) 71 administrative tools (Windows NT) 71 administrator 72 Administrators group 72 ADO 73 ADO+ 73 ADO.NET 73 ADPCM 73 ADPr 73 ADR 73 ADSI 74 ADSL 74 ADSL modem 74 Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) 74 Advanced Data Recording (ADR) 75 Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 75 Advanced Infrared (AIr) 76 Advanced Intelligent Tape (AIT) 76 Advanced Mobile Phone Service (AMPS) 76 Advanced Peer-to-Peer Networking (APPN) 78 Advanced Power Management (APM) 78 Advanced Program-to-Program Communications (APPC) protocol 79 Advanced Streaming Format (ASF) 79 Advanced Technology Demonstration Network (ATDnet) 79 AES 80 AFTP 80 agent 80 AGLP 80 AH 81 AIM 81 AIr 81 Air Interface 81 AIT 82 AIX 82 Alerter service 82 alias 82 Always On/Dynamic ISDN (AO/DI) 83 Alpha platform 83 American National Standards Institute (ANSI) 83 American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) 84 AMP 84 AMPS 85 analog 85 analog modem 85 analog-to-digital converter (ADC) 85 analog transmission 86 anchor 86 announcement 86 Announcement Manager 87 anonymous access 87 anonymous user 87 ANSI 87 ANSI C/C++ 87 ANSI character set 88 answer file 88 antenna 88 Anycast 89 AO/DI 89 AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) 89 AP 90 Apache 90 Apache Software Foundation 91 Apache XML Project 91 API 91 APIPA 91 APM (Advanced Power Management) 92 APM (Application Performance Management) 92 APNIC 92 APPC 92 APPC File Transfer Protocol (AFTP) 92 Apple Open Transport 92 AppleShare 93 AppleShare IP 93 applet 93 AppleTalk 94 appliance 95 Application Center 95 application layer 95 application layer proxy 96 application level gateway 96 application log 97 Application Performance Management (APM) 97 application programming interface (API) 98 application service provider (ASP) 98 APPN 101 archive attribute 101 archiving 101 ARCNET 102 ARC path 102 ARIN 102 ARP 103 ARPANET 103 Arp command 103 AS 103 AS/400 103 ASCII 104 ASCII file 106 ASF 106 Asia Pacific Network Information Center (APNIC) 107 ASN 107 ASN.1 107 ASP (Active Server Pages) 107 ASP (application service provider) 107 ASP.NET 107 ASR 108 Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) 108 Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) 108 asymmetric multiprocessing (AMP) 111 async 111 Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) 111 asynchronous transmission 116 ATDnet 117 ATM 117 ATM Adaptation Layer (AAL) 117 ATM Forum 117 ATM over SONET 118 ATM/SONET 118 attenuation 118 attenuation to crosstalk ratio (ACR) 119 attrib command 119 attribute (file system) 119 attribute (Active Directory) 120 ATU-C 120 ATU-R 120 auditing 121 Audit policy 121 AUI connector 121 Authenticated Users group 122 Authentication Header (AH) 122 authentication protocol 122 authentication provider 123 Authenticode 123 Authorized Academic Training Provider (AATP) 123 auto-application 124 AutoComplete 124 autodial 124 automatic logon 125 Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA) 125 Automatic System Recovery (ASR) 126 Automatic Version Synchronization (AVS) 126 Automation 126 Automation client 126 Automation controller 127 Automation server 127 auto naming 127 autonomous system (AS) 127 autonomous system number (ASN) 128 autosensing 128 availability 128 AVS 129 AWG 129 AXFR request 129 B B2B 131 B2C 134 backbone 134 backboning 135 background 136 BackOffice 137 BackOffice Server 137 Back Orifice 137 backup 138 backup agent 141 backup browser 141 backup catalog 141 backup domain controller (BDC) 142 Backup Operator 143 Backup Operators built-in group 143 backup set 144 backup strategy 144 backup type 145 Backup Wizard 146 BACP 146 balanced line 146 balun 147 bandwidth 147 Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol (BACP) 148 Bandwidth Allocation Protocol (BAP) 148 bandwidth on demand 149 bandwidth throttling 149 Banyan VINES 150 BAP 150 baseband transmission 151 baseline 151 Basic authentication 151 basic disk 152 Basic Rate Interface ISDN (BRI-ISDN) 152 basic volume 153 bastion host 153 batch commands 154 batch file 155 bCentral 155 B channel 156 BDC 156 beaconing 156 BEEP 157 benchmarking 157 BeOS 158 BER 158 Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND) 158 BERT 158 best effort 159 BGP 159 Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless (BREW) 159 Binary Tulloch Transport Protocol (BTTP) 159 BIND 160 bindery 160 bindings 160 biometric authentication 161 B-ISDN 161 Bit/Block Error Rate Tester (BERT) 161 Bit Error Rate (BER) 162 bits per second (bps) 162 BizTalk 162 BizTalk Framework 163 BizTalk Server 2000 164 Blackcomb 164 black hole 165 BLEC 165 block coding 165 Blocks Extensible Exchange Protocol (BEEP) 165 blue screen 166 Bluetooth 166 BNC connector 170 B-node 170 bonding 171 boot 172 boot files 172 Boot.ini 173 boot loader menu 173 BOOTP 174 boot partition 174 boot process 174 Bootsect.dos 175 bootstrap protocol (BOOTP) 175 boot volume 176 Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) 176 border router 177 bottleneck 178 bounce 179 bps 179 breakout box 180 BREW 180 bridge 180 bridgehead server 181 BRI-ISDN 181 broadband 181 broadband Internet access 182 broadband ISDN (B-ISDN) 183 broadband transmission 183 broadband wireless communications 184 broadcast domain 186 broadcast frame 186 broadcasting 186 broadcast packet 187 broadcast storm 187 brouter 188 browse list 188 browser (Computer Browser service) 188 browser (Web browser) 188 browsing 188 BSD 189 BSP 189 building-block services 189 Building-centric Local Exchange Carrier (BLEC) 190 built-in account 191 built-in domain local group 192 built-in global group 192 built-in group 192 built-in identities 193 burst 193 bus 193 business logic 195 business-to-business 195 business-to-consumer 195 bus topology 195 C C++ 197 C# 197 C2 198 CA 199 cabinet 199 cabinet file 200 cable modem 200 cable run 202 cable tester 203 cabling 204 CA certificate 206 caching 206 Caching Array Routing Protocol (CARP) 210 caching-only name server 210 caching service provider (CSP) 211 CAL 211 callback 211 Callback Control Protocol (CBCP) 212 campus area network (CAN) 212 CAN 212 CAP 213 capture 213 capture window 213 Carnivore 213 CARP 214 carrier 214 carrierless amplitude and phase modulation (CAP) 215 Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance (CSMA/CA) 216 Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection (CSMA/CD) 216 carrier signal 217 cascaded star topology 217 cascading style sheets (CSS) 217 Cat5 cabling 218 Cat5e cabling 218 Cat6 cabling 218 Cat7 cabling 218 catalog 218 Category 1 (Cat1) cabling 219 Category 2 (Cat2) cabling 219 Category 3 (Cat3) cabling 219 Category 4 (Cat4) cabling 220 Category 5 (Cat5) cabling 220 Category 6 (Cat6) cabling 221 Category 7 (Cat7) cabling 222 CBCP 223 CBQ 223 CBT 223 CDDI 223 CDE 223 CDF 223 CDF file 223 CDFS 224 CDMA 224 CDMA2000 224 cdmaOne 225 CDN 225 CDO 225 CDP 225 CDPD 225 CD-ROM File System (CDFS) 225 CDSL 226 cell (ATM) 226 cell (cellular communications) 227 Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) 227 cellular communications 228 central office (CO) 231 Centrex 232 certificate 233 certificate authority (CA) 233 certificate mapping 234 certificate request 234 certificate revocation list (CRL) 235 Certified Technical Education Center (CTEC) 235 CGI 235 Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) 235 challenge/response 236 Change and Config...

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• Editore: Microsoft Pr
• Data di pubblicazione: 2002
• ISBN 10: 0735613788
• ISBN 13: 9780735613782
• Rilegatura: Copertina rigida
• Numero di pagine: 1313