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Peer-to-peer LANs

by Thomas W. Madron
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Overview

Describes LANs in various categories and the strengths and limitations of peer-to-peer networks. Itemizes basic hardware and software requirements. Discusses the advantages of ``pure'' peer-to-peer versus hybrid networks. Presents feature-by-feature comparisons for the three leading software packages: Novell NetWare Lite, Artisoft LANtastic and Microsoft Windows for Workgroups. Describes how a small, cost-effective LAN can be set up and contribute to productivity.

The fastest growing segment of the Local Area Network market, peer-to-peer systems are an uncomplicated, inexpensive, and extremely popular networking option for small businesses and work groups within large corporations. Organized as a buyer's guide, this book offers thorough coverage of all issues in planning, purchasing, and installing peer-to-peer LANs.

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Designed as a guide for people who believe their organization, though small, can benefit from a local area network. Offers thorough discussion of planning, purchasing, and installing cost-effective peer LANs for two to ten PCs. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Book Details

Published
May 24, 1993
Publisher
New York : Wiley, c1993.
Pages
304
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780471590910

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