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Simply put, Cisco Secure PIX Firewalls fills a market need. No other book on the market covers Cisco firewall hardware to the extent this one does. Indeed, no other book covers the Cisco Secure PIX products exclusively. Regardless of whether you aspire to earn a Cisco security certification or take the Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced (CSPFA) class for which this is the official textbook, you'll benefit from the authors' treatment of their subject. Relatively little of their work is straight documentation of commands and procedures, though there's enough of that to make this book a good reference. Much more attention goes to typical PIX engineering problems, which the authors use as a context for explaining the more mechanical aspects of IOS syntax and configuration files.
There's a fair amount of background information for each covered topic. In the chapter on IPSec, for example, you'll find definitions of key terms and concepts (like RSA signatures and the Diffie-Hellman protocol) and comments on the relative strengths of many of them. Once that's out of the way, the necessary configuration is presented as a series of tasks, many of which include procedures in which some steps involve hands-on work (doing something at the command line) and others center on decisions to be made and policies to be established. Tables of relevant commands, arguments, and options back the steps where they're appropriate. --David Wall
Topics covered: This book deals specifically with the Cisco Secure PIX 506, 515, 520, 525, and 535 units. With respect to those firewalls, the authors show how to configure address translation, accounting, logging, IPSec (virtual private networks--VPNs--particularly), authentication, and SNMP and DHCP services. This is comprehensive Cisco Secure PIX documentation for installers and administrators (and also for hackers, so pay attention).
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Reduce the threat of network attacks with an authorized self-study guide
One of the primary components of any organization's security policy is the implementation and maintenance of firewalls. Firewalls are network devices residing at the perimeter of corporate networks that protect internal networks from intrusion by the outside world. The integrated hardware/software PIX Firewall series delivers high security without impacting network performance while scaling to meet the entire range of customer requirements.
Based on the official instructor-led training course (Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced-CSPFA), Cisco Secure PIX Firewalls teaches you the skills needed to describe, configure, verify, and manage the PIX Firewall product family and the Cisco IOS(r) Firewall feature set. Starting with a discussion of hacking methodologies and internal and external threats, this book opens by describing the Cisco Security Wheel, emphasizing network security as a continuous process. The authors then familiarize you with the characteristics of the various PIX models and examine upgrade tasks. This book covers basic installation details, as well as how to enable more advanced features and access control. In addition, this book details management and monitoring with PIX Syslog services and the PIX AAA subsystem. You also learn to configure the PIX Failover mechanism, IPSec on the PIX, and the Cisco IOS Firewall feature set. The appendixes provide helpful references, including configuring PIX intrusion detection features, SNMP management support, DHCP client and server, Secure Shell Protocol (SSH) connection, and dozens of security-related resources.
Whether you are preparing for the Cisco Security Specialist 1 certification or simply want to understand and make the most efficient use of PIX Firewalls, Cisco Secure PIX Firewalls provides you with a complete solution for planning, deploying, and managing PIX Firewall protected networks.
- Prepare for the Cisco Security Specialist 1 PIX exam with the official CSPFA self-study guide
- Understand the physical characteristics of PIX models 506, 515, 520, 525, and 535, including LED information and port and slot numbering
- Upgrade PIX OS code, perform password recovery, and install feature licenses
- Configure IPSec Phase I and Phase II Security Associations
- Configure Cisco routers to perform Context Based Access Control (CBAC)
- Examine the many operating features of the PIX, such as Cut-Through Proxy, Advanced Protocol Handling, Attack Guards, and the Adaptive Security Algorithm (ASA)
- Learn the ins and outs of address translation and access control
- Install the Cisco Secure ACS server and configure corresponding services on the PIX to authenticate and authorize users and services
- Understand attack guards such as Syn Flood, Fragmentation, AAA, DNS, and Mail
- Examine the workings of the PIX failover mechanism and learn the difference between failover, stateful failover, interface testing, and the failover poll
David W. Chapman Jr., CCNP(r), CCDP(r), CSS-1, is a Cisco Security Instructor with Global Knowledge. As Course Director for the Cisco Secure PIX Firewall course, David is charged with maintaining the integrity and quality of the course offering and mentoring instructors new to the course.
Andy Fox, CCSI(tm), CCNA(r), CCDA(r), CSS-1 is a Certified Cisco Systems Instructor with Global Knowledge. Andy has been teaching Cisco Certified Classes for more than five years and is the Course Director for the Managing Cisco Network Security course.
Customer Reviews:
Slender book tries to teach all about PIX.......2006-02-01
David Chapman and Andy Fox's `Cisco Secure PIX Firewalls' book covers PIX IOS through 6.0. The book is of value if one is working on a PIX IOS that still utilizes `conduit' commands rather than access-control lists. The book is slender and mostly displays configurations that can be found on the Cisco website. What I did like was `The Six Basic Commands for Cisco Pix Firewall Configuation' on page 56. Over the next several pages, the authors pound into your head the value of these 6 commands (nameif, interface, ip address, NAT, global and route).
I give this book 3 pings out of 5:
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Fair.......2004-06-26
This book must have been written before access-lists were implemented into PIX OS because it does not cover that. It covers conduits, which Cisco has replaced with access-lists. Also, the book contains a lot of command syntax and it's my impression that I could have got the same information by going through the PIX documentation on Cisco's site. This may have been a good book a while ago but I don't really recommend it at this point because it's outdated. I also find myself refering to it sometimes and always go back to online documentation to find what I need.
The Power of the PIX.......2003-11-18
The Editors of this book have done a fairly good job at explaining what "powers" the PIX Firewall possesses. This book is a great starting point for those of us who are learning the PIX and have very little experience with it. However, there are some portions of this book where experience will allow you to more thoroughly understand the concepts. The beginning of this book explains the types of PIX hardware that are available and best suited to a company's needs. It also breaks down the PIX models to the component level, giving you an understanding of the hardware configuration.
The first few chapters give a very good understanding of how to configure a PIX firewall from scratch. You would be able to get a PIX up and running in a matter of minutes, albeit it would not be as secure as it could be. Of course a company's security needs will dictate how the PIX will be implemented. Descriptions of commands and their uses are given and explained, but there are some sections of this book that requires some experience with the PIX for it to make sense. The section on password recovery is a very important one as people come in and out of tech positions all the time and passwords are always changed in the process. However, to the inexperienced reader, how would one know what software version you are running if you cannot get into the firewall? The authors do not explain how you would find out this information. If we are trying to do a password recovery, we more than likely are not able to get into the PIX to find out what software version we are running to begin with. Like I stated earlier, this may be an answer of experience. It may boot up and show the software version. For those of us who do not have access to a PIX or the relevant experience, it would be helpful for the authors to delve deeper and give us an explanation.
After getting through the first few chapters of basic commands on the PIX, it moves into the heavy duty security and authorization features of the PIX. Now we're getting into the nitty gritty of the firewall. Understanding of security features are explained in detail. AAA, VPN, and IPSec are emphasized in the latter chapters of the book. Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting is used to determine who a person is that is accessing the network. This security feature keeps out people who should not have access to your network. The VPN functionality of the PIX keeps you from having to purchase extra hardware or software. IPSec is explained and heavily used in the encryption of pertinent data that passes through the firewall. The book also explains the many different algorithms of encryption available for use with IPSec.
Now you may be thinking, "So what if my PIX were to fail"? The book explains the failover aspects of the PIX very well. Of course, you would have to be lucky enough to have two PIX firewalls on hand. I had no problems understanding the process of what happens when/if a component were to fail. The self-troubleshooting aspects of the PIX prior to failover are discussed as well. Any beginner reading this book would have a thorough understanding of how to setup a redundant firewall.
All in all, this book was well written and informative. It is easy enough for a beginner to pick up and understand. The notes in the book are great for possible scenarios that may arise in implementation. The examples are easy to follow, but the addition of a PIX simulation software would have made the steps more enjoyable. This book is a good starting point for those of you who are interested in Network Security and are pursuing a certification path in that direction. On a scale of 1-5, I give this book a 4. It was easy to read and to understand. I would definitely read titles from these authors again.
Great Book to get your PIX up and running........2003-08-05
Bought this book and a PIX 525 at the same time, and although I had worked with Cisco routers before I found this book indispensable. I still use it as a reference for any configuration changes I make to the PIX. It may not go into the depth on some items, i.e. VPN or IDS, but it give a good overview of all the things it will take to get your PIX up and running fast.
Limited but concise.......2003-06-24
I used this book to teach the matter to a group of novices, and I can say that it accomplished its mission. It gave to the students the backgroud they needed to undertand the technology, while orienting them through some basic hands-on labs. There are topics for which they needed further reference, specially when I came to ACS and VPNs.
Naturally, it wasn't made as an exam preparation reference (at least it is what I find out), though it has some knowledge assessment questions that help in the learning process.
If you are new to PIX Firewalls, this could be a good starting point.
Book Description
Cisco authorized self-study book for CCSP 642-521 foundation learning
- Gain proficiency with new features of PIX Firewall version 6.3, including OSPF, 802.1Q VLANs, NAT-T, and more
- Learn the ins and outs of the PIX product family and its complete feature set
- Use the PIX Device Manager (PDM) 3.0 to configure and manage the PIX Firewall
- Use advanced techniques to control traffic on your network using ACLs (access control lists), content filtering, and object groups
- Improve security using PIX Firewall attack guards, intrusion detection, and shunning features
- Learn about techniques and security considerations for configuring OSPF on PIX Firewall version 6.3
- Configure scalable site-to-site and client remote access VPNs using the PIX Firewall version 6.3
- Configure high-availability solutions using stateful and LAN-based failover techniques
- Use logical interfaces and 802.1Q trunks to scale your PIX Firewall implementation
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- Configure the PIX Firewall Services Module (FWSM)
The use of firewalls-devices residing at the network perimeter to protect against intrusion-is an essential building block to even the most basic security program. Cisco Systems has continued the support and development of the PIX OS to provide networks top-notch security while maintaining compatibility with the latest standards and protocols. Now offered in many models, the PIX Firewall is perfectly suited to meet the requirements of small offices (501 model), medium to large businesses (506E, 515E, and 525 models), and large enterprise and service provider customers (525 and 535 models and the Firewall Services Module). CCSP Self-Study: Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced (CSPFA), Second Edition, offers in-depth configuration and deployment information for this popular and versatile firewall solution.
CCSP Self-Study: Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced (CSPFA), Second Edition, teaches you the skills needed to configure and operate the PIX Firewall product family. Chapter overviews bring you quickly up to speed and help you get to work right away. Lab exercises and scenario-based solutions allow you to adapt configurations to your network for rapid implementation, helping you make the most of your PIX Firewall. Chapter-ending review questions test your knowledge. PIX Device Manager (PDM) configuration procedures are presented to complement extensive coverage of traditional CLI commands.
Whether you are looking for a reference guide on working with the various PIX Firewall models or seeking a study tool for the CSPFA 642-521 exam, CCSP Self-Study: Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced (CSPFA), Second Edition, supports your effective use of the PIX Firewall.
CCSP Self-Study: Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced (CSPFA), Second Edition, is part of a recommended learning path from Cisco Systems that can include simulation and hands-on training from authorized Cisco Learning Partners and self-study products from Cisco Press. To find out more about instructor-led training, e-learning, and hands-on instruction offered by authorized Cisco Learning Partners worldwide, please visit www.cisco.com/go/authorizedtraining.
This volume is in the Certification Self-Study Series offered by Cisco Press. Books in this series provide officially developed training solutions to help networking professionals understand technology implementations and prepare for the Cisco Career Certifications examinations.
Customer Reviews:
The Labs don't work!.......2005-11-12
I purchased this book to prepare Cisco's 642-521 certification exam on the PIX firewall. There is alot of useful information and the book is pretty thorough. However, I got a couple of PIX's and tried to go through all the labs which follow the chapters. Not everything is covered. Chapter 10 on Routing has no labs at all. Almost no lab works as written. Mostly there are small errors like using a hostname which has not been mapped to an IP address. Some are pretty extreme. For example, the labs in Chapter 16 try to connect servers on remote lans without setting up either routing or NAT. The also do nothing to allow the IPsec traffic through the firewall. There is an access list created for NAT in step 2 but it is never applied to anything. Missing from the solution are the statements:
nat (inside) 0 access-list nonat
sysopt connection permit-ipsec
route outside 10.0.2.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.2.1
It works once you add these commands, but they are also missing from the errata on the ciscopress web site. That includes several pages of corrections to the text without any corrections to the labs.
If the labs had worked, I would have given it five stars, but since they don't, it only gets three. This seems to be a common problem with Cisco Press. The extreme worst case is CCNP Practical Studies: Routing. That is a whole book of just routing labs but again, hardly any work as written.
CCSP SELF-STUDY: Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced.......2004-03-11
Overall, this is a very good intermediate level text on Cisco firewalls. It is not for the beginning networker. Having an understanding of topics such as VLANS, access lists, NAT, PAT, and routing protocols is a prerequisite, if one wants to utilize the text to its fullest potential. With this understanding, this book becomes a powerful reference on setting up a Cisco PIX firewall. It walks one through the necessary steps of configuring a firewall in various different networking environments. The scenarios provided in the text can be adapted for most small to medium-sized networks. As one continues reading, the level and depth of material gets progressively more difficult. This increased difficulty may appeal to the advanced networker. Topics in this category include VPNs, attack guards, and enterprise management will not make sense to the novice, but add value and depth to the text.
Simply put, this book is a good reference and study aide on the topic of PIX firewalls. It is worth reading, if you are interested in learning basic topics or even some advanced ones. What you get from this book totally depends on the amount of time and work you put into reading and/or studying the text. This book will remain on my shelf as a valuable reference as I could not find much to fault.
Good Reference.......2004-02-18
I grabbed the book as I got in to a project where I needed to configure Failover PIX system. Given no prior experience with PIX, this book was very handy. However, I still had to consult Cisco website for useful and up-to-date information for PPTP, MPPE, etc.
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It's a tough market these days for network consultants, but the one commodity there's lots of is fear. There's loads of stuff to be scared of. Which means that canny network experts can get some work by offering to protect computer networks from unauthorized access. It's best to earn a certification before you go touting yourself for work, though. Cisco Systems' Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced (CSPFA) rating is a good vendor-specific one, and is sure to help get you in the door for security work at places with lots of Cisco equipment. CCSP Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced Exam Certification Guide brings you up to speed on the PIX firewall line, with emphasis on the coverage of the CSPFA exam.
Like the other books in the Cisco Press certification line, this one reads like an instructor's lecture, albeit frequently supplemented by reference material (command documentation, for example). The authors begin with material that should be familiar to a Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) or anyone else with basic network grounding, and build from there into the more specialized areas of VPNs, NAT, and access-control lists as they pertain to PIX environments. As always, you'll learn more if you have a testbed PIX firewall on which to try the procedures that appear in the text (the companion CD-ROM holds no simulator, only a quiz program), but this book gives test candidate a great base from which to work. --David Wall
Topics covered: The stated objectives of the two CSPFA exams, one of which candidates must pass in order to earn the Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced (CSPFA) certification. The two exams are 9E0-111 (soon to be retired) and 642-521. Coverage includes PIX firewall installation and configuration, as well as techniques for adding such services as remote access management, virtual private networks (VPNs), network address translation (NAT, and accounting features.
Book Description
Official self-study test preparation guide for the Cisco CSPFA 642-521 exam
Coverage of the CSPFA topics enables you to fill your knowledge gaps before the exam date. You'll learn about:
- The comprehensive line of Cisco PIX Firewall products and the technology and features central to each one
- Transport protocols, Network Address Translation (NAT), and Port Address Translation (PAT)
- Reporting, tool use, and administration using Firewall MC
- Using access control lists and URL filtering
- Attack guards and intrusion detection
- Cisco Firewall Services Module (FWSM) deployment and configuration
- Concepts and configurations that support failovers
- Enabling a secure virtual private network (VPN)
- Using Cisco PIX Device Manager to configure a firewall and create VPNs
Becoming a CCSP distinguishes you as part of an exclusive group of experts, ready to take on today's most challenging security tasks. Administration of the Cisco PIX Firewall is a difficult and complex task, critical for protecting a network. Whether you are seeking a PIX-focused certification or the full-fledged CCSP certification, learning what you need to know to pass the Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced (CSPFA) exam will qualify you to keep your company's network safe while meeting business needs.
Each chapter of the
CCSP Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced Exam Certification Guide, Second Edition, tests your knowledge of the exam subjects through features such as quizzes, sections that detail exam topics to master, and summary sections that highlight essential subjects for quick reference and review. Because experienced IT professionals agree that the most demanding portion of their jobs is troubleshooting, the final section of this book includes scenarios dedicated to troubleshooting Cisco PIX Firewall configuration. This includes a description of the problem, a portion of the system configuration, debug output, and suggestions to help you resolve the issue. The companion CD-ROM's customizable testing engine enables you to take practice exams that mimic the real testing environment, focus on particular topic areas, randomize answers for reusability, track your progress, and refer to the electronic text for review.
CCSP Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced Exam Certification Guide, Second Edition, is part of a recommended learning path from Cisco Systems that includes simulation and hands-on training from authorized Cisco Learning Partners and self-study products from Cisco Press. To find out more about instructor-led training, e-learning, and hands-on instruction offered by authorized Cisco Learning Partners worldwide, please visit www.cisco.com/go/authorizedtraining.
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This companion CD-ROM contains a test bank with more than 100 practice exam questions unique to this book.
CD-ROM test engine powered by www.boson.com. Boson Software is a Cisco Learning Partner.
This volume is part of the Exam Certification Guide Series from Cisco Press. Books in this series provide officially developed exam preparation materials that offer assessment, review, and practice to help Cisco Career Certification candidates identify weaknesses, concentrate their study efforts, and enhance their confidence as exam day nears.
Customer Reviews:
This book was worthless..........2005-04-21
Just took the exam and passed - barely. If I hadn't taken the actual Cisco training class I would have failed and this book would have been the prime reason. The exam was MUCH more in depth on a NUMBER of areas that the book did not even being to go deeper then about a paragraph into, if at all. This book was poorly written, difficult to use, the examples were horrible and it CERTAINLY WAS NO USE FOR EXAM PREP - DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK.
The Pix FOS is already pretty unfriendly (compared to IOS) and a book that didn't just show you the help output and then break the option into tables (which looked lifted from CCO) would have been a big help - you know, something with actual explanations of how things are configured an such. This book was nowhere near this and a real disappointment, especially since it's a "Cisco Press" book. What the book turned out to be is was a hack job that was poorly put together, inaccurate, and useless for exam prep - which is horrible since it is marketed as a CCSP "self study guide." There were even examples that were wrong within the book.
BEWARE.
-Calvin
Fair at best, very poor practice exam.......2004-04-12
The study guide is only moderately valuable, and sometimes confusing. Worse, the practice exam is sometimes blatantly incorrect.
Example: What kind of protocol is easiest to spoof?
Possible answers: UDP, TCP, ICMP, All protocols, or DNS
The "correct" answer is "TCP is the more difficult to spoof..."
I've found a few other errors, making the practice test virtually useless. In the example, the given answer is correct for a different question. In some cases, the answer is actually wrong for the question.
I'm disappointed that an "official" study guide from Cisco Press has so many issues.
Don't waste your time.......2004-03-05
I can't add much to the comments already posted here, except to support the view that this book is a waste of time and money. It will NOT help you pass the exam. Even if it covered all the material (in my estimation, it omits ~20% of the required curriculum), it still simply copies or paraphrases the (free) Cisco Configuration and Command Reference guides.
At best it's a waste of money, at worst it will give you a false sense of what is required for the exam.
Incomplete and Replete with Errors.......2004-02-17
The previous reviewer's comment that it's better than nothing is pretty accurate. The book is not organized with the exam objectives in mind, and it appears to have undergone no quality control checks whatsoever. To call some of these mistakes typographical errors is graciously optimistic.
Even the accompanying practice exam was flawed. About 10 minutes into it I got a question whose "correct" answer logically contradicted the parameters of question itself. I'll never know how good or bad the remainder of the exam was, because I immediately uninstalled the program in disgust.
My biggest complaint, however, is that too much material covered on the exam is missing from the book. Sure, the book will get you throught he basics of setting up a PIX firewall, but topics such as the Firewall Services Module, the CiscoWorks Firewall Management Console, and the Auto Update Server are conspicuously absent. And these topics were prevalent on the exam.
With that said, I did pass the exam on the first attempt. But it was thanks to some of the other practice exams and source materials that I was able to make up for the deficiencies and errors in this book. Had I taken this book as gospel, I have no doubt that I would have failed.
I need these study guide books to get me through the CCSP certification, but I am certainly going to avoid anything else by these two authors if possible. Frankly, I'm not sure they understand how some of these technologies (e.g., VPN protocols) really work. They certainly haven't explained them well to me.
Fair Reference... Poor Study Guide.......2004-01-19
CCSP Cisco Secure PIX Firewall Advanced - Exam Certification Guide by: Greg Bastien and Christian Abera Degu is a good source for anyone that is interested in setting up and configuring a Cisco PIX. I found page after page of useful information without all the unnecessary filler introduced by other authors.
If you have no experience with a Cisco PIX this book is a good start. It can help you select the proper model for your needs. Each model has different features that may or may not be important to your use. The differences are outline in a model by model summary followed by a complete comparison chart of the all the models.
Once you select your model you will need the basics to get going. The authors do a great job of covering the commands that you will need to get started. Examples highlight the usage, which helps when there are multiple arguments available for a single command.
As you progress through the book the subject matter increases in complexity, but the authors keep you informed. Cicso has built in the power to their operating system, but unleashing that power needs some explaining. The advanced commands are helpful since there are times when difficult configurations push us to the test. Having the insight to the power and proper use of certain commands and configurations help us overcome these obstacles.
I was impressed with the scenarios provided in the end. I like the way that the authors challenged me with their configurations and tested my skill and understanding. Their explanations have helped me to reconsider and change my configuration and setup to provide for a more secure network, which is something that we all need these days.
On the book's negative side I found quite a few errors in spelling and grammar. It seems to have been poorly proofread. I found the word "network" spelled "netowrk." How does that get by? My spellchecker corrected it for me, but somehow this made it passed the spellchecker used by the authors and was not caught by the proofreaders.
There are a few sections where I found some copy and paste errors. For example in the section regarding the Cisco 520, the body text reads "Cisco 515" in error. This leads to some confusion if you are not alert. It could easily lead you to believe the Cisco 515 can function the same as a Cisco 520, which is not always the case.
Another annoyance is the fact that some of the figures in the book do not use the same IP scheme as what is written in the text. It is as if the scenario or configuration was written and the figure was not updated to correspond, or vise versa. This makes it a little hard to follow along. I found it easier to correct the figure with a pen then to change the text.
Overall I feel that the book is a good reference guide, but does not make the cut for a study guide. There are too many errors that are distractions while studying. I should not need to hold a pen in my hand as I read along to make corrections. That is the job of proofreading.
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Don't know why Amazon even still sells this????? It is very dated (only up to version 5.0(1)).
No Access list examples or coverage. Only gives examples of conduits on outbound statemens which are being phased out in version 6.3.
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Books:
- CISSP All-in-One Exam Guide
- Combinatorial Optimization
- Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools
- Corporate Computer and Network Security
- Corporate Finance: A Valuation Approach
- Currency Derivatives: Pricing Theory, Exotic Options, and Hedging Applications (Wiley Series in Financial Engineering)
- Design for Six Sigma : A Roadmap for Product Development
- Design for Six Sigma in Technology and Product Development
- Discrete Event Simulation: A Practical Approach (Cre Press Computer Engineering Series)
- DNS on Windows Server 2003
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