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Summary: Awesome and complete
Review: Great book for IIS administrators. Steps you through the basics and into the EXTREMELY Advanced and has everything you need to be a successful IIS administrator.
Rating:
Summary: Awesome and complete
Review: Great book for IIS administrators. Steps you through the basics and into the EXTREMELY Advanced and has everything you need to be a successful IIS administrator.
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Summary: Worth the purchase price!
Review: I wasn't able to find all of the answers I needed, but there wasn't much that wasn't answered. The coverage of CGI is a little thin, but pretty much expected given the size and scope of the book.
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Summary: A must have for any IIS administrator
Review: If you run IIS you most definitely need this book. The information in it is awesome, much more complete than any Microsoft class could ever give you. I took the MCSE test on IIS 4 and still didn't know what I was doing untill I read this book. If you have IIS do yourself a favor and buy this book. You won't be disappointed!
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Summary: A must have for any IIS administrator
Review: If you run IIS you most definitely need this book. The information in it is awesome, much more complete than any Microsoft class could ever give you. I took the MCSE test on IIS 4 and still didn't know what I was doing untill I read this book. If you have IIS do yourself a favor and buy this book. You won't be disappointed!
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Summary: I was looking for more information.
Review: Since becoming a network manager I have found that IIS is a necessary part of every NT network and with little exposure to the applications associated with IIS my job was a lot tougher than I thought it was going to be. This book is good for information about install and configuring IIS, monitoring and the monitoring tools, overview of the Index, FTP, news, mail and transaction servers. Also there is good coverage of security and security issues. Another section of the book covers topics like Internet application server, ASP, scripting and working with the application associated with IIS. What I found missing or shortchanged was the troubleshooting of the IIS and the errors that you get.
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