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Review:If only my calculus text had been this good.
"Internetworking with TCP/IP" is intended as a text for a course in the problem
of communication between networks with dissimilar protocols, with reference to
the use of the TCP/IP protocol suite as a means to overcome the problem. This
should not prevent those interested in using TCP/IP from looking at it: the
material is quite complete and detailed. As both text and reference, it
succeeds admirably.
After the first two chapters introduce general "inter"networking concepts and
communications technology, three sections of chapters deal successively with
basic connection services, routing and gateways, and then move into
applications issues. The chapters are many (twenty-seven) a...
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Review:The Internet has a reputation for a lack of security. Those books which
mention security on the Internet generally suggest setting up a firewall
machine in order to protect yourself, but stop short of giving anything
resembling details of how to do such a thing. Cheswick and Bellovin not only
give practical suggestions for firewall construction, they also address other
aspects of Internet security, as well.
Part one gives a basic background, both of security, and of TCP/IP. If you
didn't think you needed security before, you will after reading chapter two.
Part two details the construction of firewall gateways, as well as
authentication, tools, traps, and cracking tools for use in testing the
integrity of your system. Part ...
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Review:For network administrators, support professionals, and system designers, intimate knowledge of the network protocols that are the foundation of the
Internet is crucial. Internet Core Protocols: The Definitive Guide is a superb summary of the nitty-gritty details of the most important Net
standards.
This book assumes you have a working knowledge of networks and a basic familiarity with TCP/IP. Unlike the cursory coverage of TCP/IP found in
many Internet titles, this presentation includes low-level details that aid in troubleshooting. It also includes a copy of Shomiti Surveyor Lite--a
utility for analyzing network tr...
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