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| Brief History of the Internet |
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| It was back in '67 that the clan agreed to meet. The gangsters and the planners were a breed damned hard to beat. The goal we set was honest and the need was clear to all: Connect those big old mainframes and the minis, lest they fall. | |
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| AS/400e System Handbook |
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| System i5 servers are designed and built as a complete and total system, fully integrating the hardware and system software components that a business demands today. As a general-purpose business and network system, | |
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| AS/400e e-business Handbook: A Technology and Product Reference |
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| This book shows the solid potential of the iSeries in each facet of e-business solutions. By reading this handbook, you’ll gain a broad understanding of how the iSeries serves in an e-business environment. In addition, you’ll learn how to sell the iSeries for e-business solutions, including Web presence, dynamic data, and as a transactional site. | |
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| AS/400 Mail: Multiple SMTP Domain Names Behind a Firewall |
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| This redbooks hows both base AS /400 Mail Server Framework ( M SF) SMTP and POP Server support, as well as using Lotus Domino R4.6 6 and Lotus Domino R5.03 . The samples do not specifically include IBM Secure Way Firewal l V 4.1 for Windows NT announced September 28, 1999 . However, the demonstrated techniques can be applied using the new productas wellas firewalls from other vendors . | |
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| AS/400 Internet Security Scenarios |
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| Learn how to ex ploit your AS /400 integrated network s ecurity functions. Today, net workad ministrators face the challenge of im plement ing layered security architectures to protect the irnet works from the increasing sophistication of “hackers” . To provide all of the security needed within a manage able budget is a complex task. | |
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| Advanced Message Queuing with MSMQ and MQSeries |
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| I’ve often wondered why customers and vendors of certain types of middleware demand open standards, whereas no similar demand is evi- dent for standards in other middleware areas. For example, much of the work I’ve done in my career has been in the distributed objects space, where synchronous messaging is the norm | |
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