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Chapter 9: Web Site and Server Maintenance
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Networking support: Your server must be able to communicate with users on your local network as well as the greater Internet. Modern operating systems now come with built-in support for the Internet standard communications protocol known as TCP/IP, whether a box is a desktop, a laptop, or a server system. Your server will have thus include built-in support for TCP/IP, which in our examples is used both by your content providers on the local network as well as for your Internet users. At initial setup of the server, you’ll need to configure it to talk TCP/IP in your environment by entering certain configuration options and perhaps by installing drivers for your local network and for your connection to the greater Internet. (Think of your local network as your LAN and your Internet connection as your WAN or Wide Area Network..)
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