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10-08-2001 2:24pm

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Draco

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Serving what? What OS?

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#2 10-08-2001 3:08pm
Trojan

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Not exactly what you're looking for, but Tannenbaums "Computer Networks" is the bible for general n/ws info.

Apache docs are on the site, and there's a couple of O'Reillys about Apache I think.

Are you looking to put it on IIS or Apache?

Al.

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#3 10-08-2001 3:42pm
Puck

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I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for either but "Data Communications, Computer Networks and Open Systems"
by Fred Halsall pretty much covers everything for Networks/Data Comms.

John (yes THE John!)
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#4 11-08-2001 12:49am
LoLth

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also posted on tech and net\comm boards.

Can anyone suggest a good guide\tutorial\reference for setting up, installing, configuring and maintaining a internet server?

As comprehensive as possible.

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#5 11-08-2001 1:28pm
LoLth

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it'll be NT4.0 and IIS.

apart from the NT setup side of things I'm looking for a hardware guide as well..

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