Windows? Remote Access Toolkit (Toolkits)
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| Rating | : | 4.98 (946 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0471197327 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 512 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-10-30 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. DAVID ANGELL is the author of over 15 books and a principal in angell, a computer consultancy and technical communications firm based in Boston, Massachusetts
Before you can begin to take advantage of the complex array of new technologies, you need a qualified expert to explain the relevant hardware and software, to tell you what your options are, and to help you develop a solid game plan. You need detailed blueprints to planning, building, maintaining, upgrading, and troubleshooting a cost-effective remote system. . Taking the leap into remote access systems is not as simple as plugging a faster modem into your PC. In other words, you need this book! Expert David Angell fills you in on what you need to know about configuring you Win95 PC or LAN for remote access and setting up TCP/IP; Connecting to remote sites using a single 56K modem or modem routers that c
Before you can begin to take advantage of the complex array of new technologies, you need a qualified expert to explain the relevant hardware and software, to tell you what your options are, and to help you develop a solid game plan. The telecommuter's/home office worker's guide to planning, building, and troubleshooting a remote access system. And it could not hurt to have a set of cutting-edge tools and utilities to help you monitor, secure, and enhance your remote access system. You need detailed blueprints to planning, building, maintaining, upgrading, and troubleshooting a cost-effective remote system. Taking the leap into remote access systems is not as simple as plugging a faster modem into your PC. In other words, you need this book! Expert David Angell fills you in on what you need to know about configuring you Win95 PC or LAN for remote access and setting up TCP/IP; Connecting to remote sites using a single 56K modem or modem routers that combine up to three 56
"Excellent coverage of RAS" according to Dennis J. Clark (djc12Excellent coverage of RAS This volume is worth the price.Our environment was one of installing Windows 95 and Windows NT Excellent coverage of RAS Dennis J. Clark (djc123@msn.com) This volume is worth the price.Our environment was one of installing Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 Workstation in Airline Club environments across the country. Security, usability, reliability and reportability were key elements.This volume helped me produce, very quickly, a stable desktop configuration. That configuration was very adaptable to the changing requirements of the client and allowed for a prompt viable and accessible desktop. This accessibility helped migrate the project from beta to full scale implementation.. .0 Workstation in Airline Club environments across the country. Security, usability, reliability and reportability were key elements.This volume helped me produce, very quickly, a stable desktop configuration. That configuration was very adaptable to the changing requirements of the client and allowed for a prompt viable and accessible desktop. This accessibility helped migrate the project from beta to full scale implementation.. @msn.com). This volume is worth the price.Our environment was one of installing Windows 95 and Windows NT Excellent coverage of RAS Dennis J. Clark (djc123@msn.com) This volume is worth the price.Our environment was one of installing Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 Workstation in Airline Club environments across the country. Security, usability, reliability and reportability were key elements.This volume helped me produce, very quickly, a stable desktop configuration. That configuration was very adaptable to the changing requirements of the client and allowed for a prompt viable and accessible desktop. This accessibility helped migrate the project from beta to full scale implementation.. .0 Workstation in Airline Club environments across the country. Security, usability, reliability and reportability were key elements.This volume helped me produce, very quickly, a stable desktop configuration. That configuration was very adaptable to the changing requirements of the client and allowed for a prompt viable and accessible desktop. This accessibility helped migrate the project from beta to full scale implementation.. Tim Howland said Light and dated. Not a very in-depth coverage: little information, mostly fluff. No coverage of Windows 98 or NT. Discussion of 56K, cable and DSL access outdated: you're better off reading ZDNET. What about remote control software? Never mentions it. There are better books on the topic.