Book details of 'IPng and the TCP/IP Protocols: Implementing the Next Generation Internet'

| Title | IPng and the TCP/IP Protocols: Implementing the Next Generation Internet |
| Author(s) | Stephen A. Thomas |
| ISBN | 0471130885 |
| Language | English |
| Published | January 1996 |
| Publisher | John Wiley & Sons |
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Reviewer amazon.com wrote:Thomas provides a complete description of the next generation of the Internet Protocols for computer and software engineers. Detailed coverage begins with discussion of Fast Ethernet, ISDN, and ATM LAN Emulation. The rest of the book is packed with thorough descriptions of IPv6, the new ICMP, up-to-date coverage of transport, routing, configuration, and name service protocols. Of special note are chapters on TCP/IP real-time support essential to multimedia networking for audio and video, such as RTP and RSVP. Recommended reading for informed networking!
Reviewer Rob Slade wrote:
This book; fully, clearly and usably; explains the coming changes in the TCP/IP
protocols. The reasons for the changes are explained, and the individual
protocols are explained and diagrammed.
From my perspective, the beauty of the text lies in the fact that it is
suitable for almost any audience. Thomas starts without any requirement for a
technical background on the part of the reader, and lucidly explains concepts,
uses, and low level details. The Internet user can find out how new IP
addresses will be specified. The manager is given advice and information on
migrating from current IP implementations to the next generation. The
developer is warned that IPng is still in flux, but can start seeing the fields
and forms that will make up the new protocols, as well as the potential for new
functions and applications.
Recommended for anyone who *must* understand the new technology, and for those
who simply want to.
copyright Robert M. Slade, 1996
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