Web-based managment :
Harnedy, Sean J., 1955-
Web-based managment : for the enterprise / Sean Harnedy. - Upper Saddle River, NJ : Prentice-Hall PTR, c1998. - 389 p. : ill.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
"Web-Based Management for the Enterprise is the first comprehensive, objective guide to managing enterprise networks by marrying Web and conventional standards-based technologies. Expert Sean Harnedy demonstrates the compelling advantages of Web-based management, offers a realistic view of the current limitations - and above all, shows exactly how and where to get started." "Harnedy helps you integrate today's key standards and technologies into a unified Web-based network and systems management model that actually works for the enterprise. You'll understand the roles of HTTP, HTML, SNMP, CMIP, DMI, TMN, WBEM, Java, and UML. You'll also preview the future of Web-based management - so you can evolve smoothly as the technologies mature." "Whether you're a developer or IT decision-maker, Web-Based Management for the Enterprise will help you free your network from yesterday's proprietary constraints - and manage it better than ever before."--BOOK JACKET.
0130960187
Management information systems
World Wide Web.
Java (Computer program language)
Computer networks--Security measures.
Web-based managment : for the enterprise / Sean Harnedy. - Upper Saddle River, NJ : Prentice-Hall PTR, c1998. - 389 p. : ill.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
"Web-Based Management for the Enterprise is the first comprehensive, objective guide to managing enterprise networks by marrying Web and conventional standards-based technologies. Expert Sean Harnedy demonstrates the compelling advantages of Web-based management, offers a realistic view of the current limitations - and above all, shows exactly how and where to get started." "Harnedy helps you integrate today's key standards and technologies into a unified Web-based network and systems management model that actually works for the enterprise. You'll understand the roles of HTTP, HTML, SNMP, CMIP, DMI, TMN, WBEM, Java, and UML. You'll also preview the future of Web-based management - so you can evolve smoothly as the technologies mature." "Whether you're a developer or IT decision-maker, Web-Based Management for the Enterprise will help you free your network from yesterday's proprietary constraints - and manage it better than ever before."--BOOK JACKET.
0130960187
Management information systems
World Wide Web.
Java (Computer program language)
Computer networks--Security measures.