December 2007
Intermediate to advanced
720 pages
22h 30m
English
This chapter picks up from where the last chapter left off in configuring two principal remaining target types: Group and Service. They garner recognition as the principal characters here, and each is accordingly bequeathed a section title in this chapter. However, the service takes the lion’s share of the page count, for good reason. A service is conceptually more difficult to explain; it has its own vocabulary, objectives, and configuration intricacies. The complexity in configuring a service comes from having to first create the underlying System (yet another target type), then create and configure the service itself. We concentrate on one of a handful of service types, a specialized service ...
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