Bill Burton – författare

This is a guide to using Cisco networks remotely, from hardware to the internetworking operating system (IOS). It covers design, implementation and monitoring of a remote access system in a Cisco network, and provides trouble-shooting tips and techniques for each chapter.

IP is a core protocol for any network. IP by itself is something like the postal system. It allows the user to address a "package" and drop it in the system. Each book in this set contains tips and techniques on this protocol.

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Leverage Oracle Database 11g Release 2 High Availability Features

Protect your critical business assets and achieve maximum database uptime using the detailed information in this Oracle Press guide. Oracle Database 11g Release 2 High Availability: Maximize Your Availability with Grid Infrastructure, Oracle Real Application Clusters, and Oracle Data Guard, Second Edition provides cost-effective solutions to current availability challenges. Discover how to grid-enable your IT framework, roll out Oracle Real Application Clusters, maintain standby databases, and deploy Oracle Flashback. Monitoring, tuning, and disaster recovery techniques are also covered in this comprehensive resource.

Install Oracle Clusterware (as part of Oracle's grid infrastructure) or upgrade from an earlier versionBuild test clusters and hosts using Oracle VMWork with Oracle Automatic Storage Management and Oracle Automatic Storage Management Cluster File SystemCreate synchronized standby databases using Oracle Data GuardReliably archive and restore data with Oracle Recovery ManagerUse Oracle Flashback to identify and undo user errorsConfigure Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control for management of an Oracle maximum availability architecture environment

Low-Limit Texas Hold'em is the fastest growing casino poker game. But new players often come to the poker rooms completely unprepared to play a winning game. Even so-called 'veteran' players are often long-term losers at the game because they have never taken the time to study how to play or analyse their own individual games. As the author clearly shows in the book, a savvy low-limit player can turn a profit at this game by exploiting the weaknesses of his or her opponents, and developing his or her own strengths.