New From Novell Press: Possess Pure IP With Novell's Guide to NetWare 5 and TCP/IP

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01 Jun 1999

NetWare 5 now incorporates TCP/IP in the form of Pure IP enabling NetWare administrators to build leaner networks that are based on a single protocol stack. This feature also allows users to access NetWare services and the Internet using only TCP/IP. Network administrators who want to learn more about this revolution in networking can turn to Novell's Guide to NetWare 5 and TCP/IP, which became available for the first time at Novell's BrainShare conference in Salt Lake City March 22-26, 1999. Written by veteran author Drew Heywood, it covers the essentials that all administrators need to know to run TCP/IP on NetWare 5.

With the incorporation of Pure IP, network administrators will find that with increased compatibility comes an increased need for configuration. Administrators used to the plug-and-play system of IPX will need a solid foundation of TCP/IP in order to maximize the effectiveness of the network. Heywood's book educates readers on the theoretical and practical applications of TCP/IP in NetWare and empowers them to understand any of Novell's TCP/IP-related products. Readers will find out about:

Configuring a Pure IP network and NetWare 5 IP clients
Managing Domain Name Services (DNS)
Locating services on Pure IP networks using Service Location Protocol (SLP)
Migrating to Pure IP
Adding and managing an FTP server
Building a Web server

Novell's Guide to NetWare 5 and TCP/IP By Drew Heywood ISBN: 0-7645-4564-7 Price: $49.99US/ $69.99 Canada

How To Order

This book as well as other Novell Press titles are available at all major bookstores and computer stores, direct from IDG Books Worldwide Customer Service, 24 hours a day, at 800-762-2974 (650-655-3000) or via the Web site at http://www.idgbooks.com.For reseller, corporate or volume orders, contact IDG Books Worldwide Customer Service at 800-434-3422 (317-596-5530).

* Originally published in Novell AppNotes

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