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Featured book chapter: Troubleshooting - ‘Network Know-How’ Chapter 17

SearchNetworking.com has recently featured a free book chapter from Network Know-How, a great resource for network troubleshooting.

“Troubleshooting,” Chapter 17 of the book Network Know-How shows you tools and methods that will help you identify and solve most network problems. Consider using the techniques in this chapter as a guide to logical problem-solving processes. The steps in this tutorial address computer connection problems in Windows, Macintosh, or Linux/Unix operating system as well as on the network itself.

Visit the article on SearchNetworking.com for more information on the chapter, as well as the full chapter text and links to download a PDF version.

Another free book chapter on April 1st? No April Fooling!

You’ve probably had your leg pulled more times than you can count today, right? Yes, it is April 1st again (and I was sorely tempted to post an April Fools’ Day whopper here myself) but what I’m about to say is indeed the truth. We have another free book chapter for you!

We recently started a new blog to offer our readers a chance to download free chapters from some of the most popular enterprise IT and development books on the market. That’s right, it’s absolutely free and not an April Fools’ Day prank.

Each week, you’ll find a fresh chapter on the IT Bookworm Blog – along with a list of hand-selected IT resources to complement the topic of the chapter. Below are four chapters for your reading pleasure. So be sure to visit today and download your chapter.

Take care – and watch your back today!

Community Manager

Chapter 7 – Configuring the Hub Transport Role
Source: Professional Windows PowerShell for Exchange Server 2007 by Wrox

Chapter 4 – Booting and configuring a Xen Host
Source: Professional Xen Virtualization by Wrox

Chapter 3 – How to retrieve data with the SQL SELECT statement
Source: Murach’s SQL Server 2008 for Developers by Mike Murach & Associates

Chapter 2 – How to use Oracle SQL Developer and other tools
Source: Murach’s Oracle SQL and PL/SQL by Mike Murach & Associates