Oracle
NT Handbook
by Rama Velpuri and Anand Adkoli
Deep run the ranks of Oracle-heads, raised on Unix, who need to figure
out how their databases are going to work under Windows NT. "Oracle
NT Handbook" gives those administrators
the lowdown on the Windows NT environment and on the characteristics
of Oracle8 running there.
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Implementing
Virtual Private Networks
by Steven Brown
"Implementing Virtual Private Networks"
provides a crash course in the technologies that exist for securely routing
data among geographically separate installations, using the Internet as
a transmission medium.
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Mastering
NetWare 5
by James E. Gaskin
The latest release of Novell NetWare incorporates several improvements--including
a native TCP/IP stack, support for the Domain Name System (DNS), and multiprocessor
capabilities--that make the network operating system more Internet-centric
than ever.
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Improving
Data Warehouse and Business Information Quality
by Larry P. English
The job of the database administrator is to monitor collections of
information and make sure they contain as few errors as possible.
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Step
Up to Networking
by Joanne Woodcock
"Step Up to Networking" provides a very good introduction to data communications
and would serve any certification candidate well. It's also a fine resource
for network administrators, the managers who supervise them, or do- it
- yourselfers who want to know what's going on behind the system-specific
procedures outlined in elementary networking books.
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How
to Build a Beowulf: A Guide to the Implementation and Application of PC
Clusters
by Thomas L. Sterling, John Salmon, Donald J. Becker, and
Daniel F. Savarese
The
BeOS Bible (Bible Series)
by Scot Hacker, Henry Bortman, and Chris Herborth
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The
Networking CD Bookshelf: 6 Bestselling Books on CD-ROM
by Paul Albitz and Cricket Liu
Network troubleshooters have long wished for electronic versions of
their favorite O'Reilly interconnection books.
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The
Essential Guide to Telecommunications
by Annabel Z. Dodd
"The Essential Guide to Telecommunications" explains the U.S. telecommunications
scene from both technology and business perspectives.
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The
Windows
NT & Windows 2000 Answer Book: A Complete Resource from the
Desktop to the Enterprise
by John Savill
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