DM 164,00 EUR 83,85 Versandfertig in 24 Stunden. A more apt title would have been The Encyclopedia of Microsoft Networking , however, since Windows NT, Windows 2000, and additional Microsoft networking solutions are emphasized at the expense of other popular and robust technologies. If you run a Windows shop or just want a reference on hand while you prepare for a Microsoft networking certification test, you'll be pleased by the contents of this book.
Entries tend to be long and thorough, often including examples or careful conceptual walk-throughs.
The design team that organized this book deserves high praise too, because there are so many ways to find terms that are of interest to readers. There is also plenty of cross-referencing among terms. The prime weakness in this book isn't necessarily that it favors Microsoft products, but that it's sometimes actively hostile to competing technologies. The first statement is a standard Microsoft argument against the adoption of Linux, although it contains some truth. The book, not surprisingly, also lacks an entry for the Apache Web server.