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Part IV Web Server Hardware and Software

8.1 Web Server Basics

8.1.1 Types of Web Sites Development sites. Intranets. Extranets. Transaction-processing sites. Content-delivery sites.

8.1.2 Web Clients and Web Servers LANs,WANs, and the Web. Client/server architecture.

8.1.3 Dynamic Content HTML. Server-Side Scripting. Dynamic Page-Generation Technologies The Future of Dynamic Web Page Generation

8.1.4 Various Meanings of “ Server ” Makes programs available to other computers connected to it through a network.

8.1.5 Web Client/Server Communication

8.1.6 Two-Tier Client/Server Architecture Request line Optional request headers Optional entity body

8.1.7 Three-Tier and N-Tier Client/Server Architectures Web pages, a web site, and additional processing.

8.2 Software for Web Servers Linux. Microsoft server. Open Source initiative.

8.2.1 Operating Systems for Web Servers Unix. Linux SuSE, Red Hat …

8.2.2 Web Server Software IIS. Apache. Sun ONE. IPlanet Enterprise Server,

8.2.3 Finding Web Server Software Information

8.3 Electronic Mail ( )

Benefits

Drawbacks

8.3.3 Spam

8.3.4 Solutions to the Spam Problem

8.4 Web Site and Internet Utility Programs

8.4.1 Finger and Ping Utilities

8.4.2 Tracert and Other Route-Tracing Programs

8.4.3 Telnet and FTP utilities.