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By:Barry Nance,Dorothy Cady
Published on 1997-01 by Prentice Hall


Introduction to Networking, Data Communications, Local Area Networks/MIS, CIS/4-year and 2-year colleges and universities. Nance teaches students what a LAN is, how to use a LAN, and how a LAN works and includes detailed coverage of NetWare, Warp, NT, LANtastic, Macintosh System 7, AppleTalk and others network environments.

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