Archive for the ‘ebook’ Category.
14-June-2009, 11:07
Ogni tanto, probabilmente assaliti da insana follia, in Microsoft regalano qualcosa, tipo manuali come questo che rimangono in download per per qualche giorno e poi vengono tolti.
Non capisco il perchè di questi download a tempo, se regali una cosa la regali, punto e basta, non e’ che la regali per un poco e poi dopo ti fai pagare.
Comunque, per i ritardatari, questo interessante libro sull’utilizzo di Terminal Server di Windows 2008 lo potete scaricare da qui
DA QUESTO LINK
Trattasi di un tomo di oltre 500 pagine in inglese (e 34 mega di download) e questo, giusto per farsi un’idea, è il sommario, inoltre qui a lato c’e’ la copertina:
1 Introducing Terminal Services in Windows Server 2008
2 Planning the Terminal Server Ecosystem
3 Installing the Core Terminal Server Environment
4 Creating the User Work Environment
5 Fine-Tuning the User Experience
6 Installing and Publishing Applications
7 Multi-Server Deployments and Securing Terminal Server Connections
8 Managing the Terminal Server Runtime Environment
9 Terminal Services Ecosystem Management
20-March-2009, 2:59
…e non solo.
Introduction to Linux – A Hands on Guide
Linux From Scratch
The Easiest Linux Guide You’ll Ever Read – An Introduction to Linux for Windows users
Linux Installation and Getting Started
Comprehensive Linux Textbook
Pocket Linux Guide
Linux+ Study Guide
The Linux Cookbook: Tips and Techniques for Everyday Use
Beyond Linux from Scratch
Brian and Tom’s Linux Book
Everyday Linux
Linux Dictionary
Learning the Unix Operating System
Slackware Linux Essentials
Linux Admins Security Guide
Linux Security Howto
Linux Firewall Configuration, Packet Filtering & netfilter/iptables
Securing and Optimizing Linux
The Book of Webmin Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love UNIX
Linux Network Administrator’s Guide
Self-Service Linux: Mastering the Art of Problem Determination
SUSE Linux Administration Guide
Bash Guide for Beginners
In The Beginning Was The Command Line
Vi iMproved (VIM)
The Art of Unix Programming
Advanced Linux Programming
Java Application Development on Linux
Writing GNOME Applications
Advanced Linux Programming
Secure Programming for Linux and Unix
The Art of Unix Programming
The Linux Development Platform
Secure Programming for Linux and Unix HOWTO
C++ GUI Programming With Qt 3
Linux Kernel Module Programming Guide
KDE 2.0 Development
GTK+/Gnome Application Development
GNU Autoconf, Automake and Libtool
The Linux Kernel Module Programming Guide
PHP Essentials
Javascript Essentials
Visual Basic Essentials
Linux Client Migration Cookbook
Linux Client Migration Cookbook, Version 2: A Practical Planning and Implementation Guide for Migrating to Desktop Linux
The Linux kernel
Linux Kernel 2.4 Internals
Ubuntu
Unofficial Ubuntu Guide
Ubuntu Linux Essentials
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Installation Guide
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Reference Guide
Red Hat Enterprise Linux Step By Step Guide
Maximum RPM, Taking the Red Hat Package Manager to the Limit
Red Hat Fedora Core 7 Installation Guide
Fedora Core 7 Desktop Guide
Fedora Linux Essentials
Knowing Knoppix
Debian GNU/Linux Desktop Survival Guide
Debian GNU/Linux System Administrator’s Manual
Linux Compute Clusters
Linux Device Drivers, Third Edition
GNU Bash Reference Manual
GNU Emacs manual
Li trovate tutti quanti qui…
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17-February-2009, 11:14
“VmWare ESX Server – Advanced techical Design Guide” di Ron Oglesby e Scott Herold
Scaricabile da qui, previa registrazione gratuita
Trattasi di un librone da 450 pagine, gratis, in formato PDF.
Il sommario
Section 1. Introduction to ESX Server
1. VMware Overview
2. ESX Architectural Overview
3. VMware ESX Implementation
Section 2. Infrastructure Design
4. Storage and Network Strategies
5. Designing the Guest Environment
6. Managing the Server with the Console OS and web interface
Section 3. VMware in the Enterprise
7. Security
8. Server Monitoring and Management
9. Automated Installations and Provisioning
10. High Availability, Backups, and Disaster Recovery
Appendix & Index
Credo che mi toccherà proprio leggerlo…
Ora lo stampo, lo porto a casa e lo metto in bagno. 
