Authors: Scott Mueller, Terry Ogletree
Publisher: Que Publishing
ISBN: 0-7897-2817-6
Format: CHM
Nr. of Pages: 1248
Info: Que

Even if you aren't a networking professional, Upgrading and Repairing Networks explains those tough networking concepts in a way that won't make you reach for a bottle of aspirin, starting with the fundamentals and working through more advanced concepts. Now in its fourth edition, this industry classic networking reference gives you real world, in-depth explanations of confusing networking architectures and protocols, and helps you track down and repair networking problems that are costing you and/or your company money - right now. Don't be the only networking professional caught in a network meltdown without a copy of this trusty tome at your side - Que

Authors: Daniel J. Worden
Publisher: Apress Publishing
ISBN: 1-59059-298-0
Format: CHM
Nr. of Pages: 320
Info: Apress

Storage Networks will appeal to any systems administrator, architect, or manager with large data resources to manage, rather than being based on a specific vendor offering.

This book stresses the application of the technology to non-traditional IT buyers such as video and music production studios and medical diagnostic imaging technicians. With the rapid adoption of digital processing for images and sound, storage networks have a great use outside of the data center. At the same time, the benefits of recoverability, performance, and manageability will benefit any storage network user. This book appeals to both sets of readers - Apress

The technical editing team for this book and its companion volume was fantastic! Not only did they find where I had simply written the wrong technical facts, but they also helped me find new, more interesting, and clearer ways to convey certain facts about networking. Lynn was particular helpful with comments that helped keep small sections in line with the overall theme of the chapter—a skill I’m sure he developed as a result of having written books himself. Martin helped a lot with technical detail and erspectives from what customers see every day today. And Elan excelled in noticing both the small nit-picky errors and the significant technical problems. (And that’s not an insult—every technical author loves help in finding the small problems!) Together, these three gentlemen formed a great team, with complementary skills. Thanks so much, guys!