Title TCP/IP for dummies / by Candace Leiden and Marshall Wilensky ; foreword by Scott Bradner

Edition Fifth edition Published New York ; [Great Britain] : Wiley, [2003] ©2003

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Description xvii, 378 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm + 1 computer disk Series --For dummies --For dummies. Contents Machine derived contents note: Foreword. -- Introduction. -- Part I: TCP/IP Basics and Buzzwords. -- Chapter 1: Understanding TCP/IP Basics. -- Chapter 2: What You Need to Know about Networks. -- Chapter 3: Internetworking Technologies: Client/Server, P2P, and Grid. -- Chapter 4: TCP/IP and Internets, Intranets, and Extranets. -- Part II: Getting Technical with Protocols and Addresses. -- Chapter 5: Introducing the TCP/IP Model and the Protocols. -- Chapter 6: Nice Names and Agonizing Addresses. -- Chapter 7: Not Enough Addresses? Try Subnets, DHCP, CIDR, NAT. -- Chapter 8: Configuring TCP/IP. -- Chapter 9: IPv6 ? IP on Steroids. -- Part III: Using and Configuring TCP/IP Services. -- Chapter 10: Resolving Names and Addresses with DNS. -- Chapter 11: E-Mail and Other Communication Services. -- Chapter 12: Getting Started with Web Clients and Servers. -- Chapter 13: Sharing Files with FTP and rcp. -- Chapter 14: Sharing Compute Power across a Network. -- Chapter 15: Mobile IP, Dialup Networking, and IP Telephony. -- Part IV: Network Hardware and Security. -- Chapter 16: The Dreaded Hardware Chapter. -- Chapter 17: Troubleshooting Connectivity Problems Step by Step. -- Chapter 18: Protecting and Monitoring Network Security. -- Chapter 19: Securing E-Mail and Other TCP/IP Applications. -- Chapter 20: Advanced Security. -- Part V: The Part of Tens. -- Chapter 21: Ten Strange but Real TCP/IP Network Devices (No Kidding!). -- Chapter 22: Watch Your Back ? Ten Practical Security Tips. -- Chapter 23: Ten Ways to Get RFCs. -- Appendix: About the CD. -- Index Summary In this book you will learn about the new TCP/IP security configurations, mobile IP setups and more. You will navigate easily through mysteries of VLANs, SANs, VPNs, P2P, NGI, FTP and more Notes Includes index Subject TCP/IP (Computer network protocol) Author Wilensky, Marshall. LC no. 2002110300 ISBN 0764517600

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