TCP/IP Bible - Softcover

The TCP/IP Bible provides comprehensive coverage of everything you need to know about the latest in protocols, including: TCP/IP communication fundamentals TCP/IP and the OSI model, network topologies TCP/IP architecture configuration on different platforms common TCP/IP applications designing and building TCP/IP networks TCP/IP use for Internet access including firewall PKI and VPN coverage TCP/IP usage for printing remote access and file sharing video and advanced data access e-mail, security considerations and other network uses detailed troubleshooting information. The TCP/IP Bible was written from the hands-on experience from network experts, Rob Scrimger and Paul LaSalle, who provide you with practical examples, tips, and hints.

Master the Power of TCP/IP Filled with crystal-clear explanations and hands-on networking solutions, this is the ultimate guide to TCP/IP, whether you're a veteran administrator looking for a comprehensive general reference or a certification candidate looking for an in-depth exam-preparation resource. Two TCP/IP experts, along with the pros at NIIT, a leading IT training company, guide you step by step through the ins and outs of this crucial network and Internet protocol, from architecture and configuration to applications and implementation. It's all you need to set up or fine-tune a TCP/IP network - and take TCP/IP applications to the limit. Inside, you'll find complete coverage of TCP/IP
* Get up to speed on the OSI reference model, network topologies, and other basics
* Understand the inner workings of each layer in the TCP/IP architecture
* Install and configure TCP/IP on Unix, Linux, or Windows systems
* Tackle name resolution including host names, FQDN's, and NetBIOS names
* Learn the details of remote command utilities, Web servers, enterprise information services, and other TCP/IP applications
* Choose an addressing scheme and design routing for a TCP/IP network
* Plan for network server placement and remote access needs
* Secure, troubleshoot, and monitor a TCP/IP network
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