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TCP/IP Architecture, Protocols and Implementation

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ISBN-10: 0070203466

ISBN-13: 9780070203464

Edition: 1993

Authors: Sidnie Feit

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Provides a general introduction, including how to get started on a real network--tying together existing local and wide area networks, choosing system names, getting network addresses, getting advice on administration and security, and knowing what to expect from current TCP/IP products. Contains a body of specific reference information for users and supporters. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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List price: $45.00
Copyright year: 1993
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies, The
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 466
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.25" long x 1.50" tall
Weight: 1.782
Language: English

Preface
Acknowledgments
Introductionp. 1
TCP/IP: What It Is and Where It Came Fromp. 5
The Internetp. 8
Requests for Commentsp. 10
Functions of the NICp. 13
Other Information Resourcesp. 14
Open Systems Interconnectionp. 15
TCP/IP Suite Service Overviewp. 17
Application-to-Application Communicationp. 17
Basic Servicesp. 18
Additional Servicesp. 20
Dialoguesp. 21
TCP/IP Architecturep. 25
Layeringp. 26
Protocol Overviewp. 29
Topologiesp. 31
IP Architecturep. 33
TCP Architecturep. 35
UDP Architecturep. 37
Protocol Data Unitsp. 38
Looking Aheadp. 40
Physical and Data Link Technologiesp. 41
Point-to-Point Protocolsp. 42
HDLCp. 44
Packet Networksp. 47
The 802 Networksp. 51
Network Interfacesp. 61
Link Layer Issuesp. 63
Relation to OSIp. 63
Naming and Addressingp. 65
Namingp. 65
Examples of Internet Namesp. 66
Addressesp. 69
Subnetsp. 73
Special Addressesp. 75
The Domain Name Systemp. 76
Address Resolution Protocolp. 78
Multihomingp. 82
The Relationship Between Names and Addressesp. 84
Multicastingp. 84
Internet Protocolp. 89
Operational Modelp. 91
Functionsp. 93
IP Protocol Mechanismsp. 100
Datagram Processing Scenariosp. 113
IP Performance Issuesp. 115
Service Interfacep. 119
Relationship to OSIp. 120
Internet Control Message Protocolp. 123
ICMP Error Messagesp. 124
ICMP Query Messagesp. 131
Viewing ICMP Activitiesp. 135
Relationship to OSIp. 136
IP Routingp. 139
IP Routingp. 140
Routing Information Protocol (RIP)p. 143
Open Shortest Path Firstp. 149
Areas and Databasesp. 152
Building the Routing Database for an Areap. 154
Routing Across an Area Borderp. 156
OSPF Protocolp. 158
Important Features of OSPFp. 161
Other Interior Gateway Protocolsp. 162
External Gateway Protocolsp. 162
User Datagram Protocolp. 165
Portsp. 166
UDP Protocol Mechanismsp. 168
Transmission Control Protocolp. 173
TCP Conceptsp. 174
TCP Mechanismsp. 179
Flow Controlp. 188
TCP Headerp. 192
Performancep. 197
Relationship to OSIp. 210
File Transfer Protocolp. 217
FTP Scenariop. 218
FTP Modelp. 220
The FTP Protocolp. 225
An FTP Sessionp. 228
Commandsp. 231
Performance Issuesp. 234
Relationship of FTP to OSIp. 235
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)p. 235
Scenariosp. 238
NFS, RPC, and NISp. 241
Remote Procedure Callp. 244
XDRp. 256
NFS Modelp. 259
The Mount Protocolp. 260
NFS Protocolp. 262
Network Information Servicep. 266
Telnetp. 271
Telnet Modelp. 272
TELNET Command Protocolp. 276
TELNET Dialoguesp. 279
Relationship to OSIp. 282
Electronic Mailp. 285
Model for Mail Operationsp. 287
Names and Mail Domainsp. 289
SMTP Mail Transfer Protocolp. 292
Internet Message Formatp. 296
Mail Issuesp. 298
X.400p. 298
ISO/CCITT Directoryp. 302
Network Managementp. 309
SNMP Modelp. 312
SNMP Messagesp. 314
Structure of Management Informationp. 317
Defining MIB Variablesp. 319
SNMP Message Formatp. 323
ASN.1 Encodingp. 324
Administering a TCP/IP Networkp. 333
Topologyp. 334
Configurationp. 343
Maintenance, Monitoring, and Troubleshootingp. 365
Securityp. 378
The Socket Programming Interfacep. 385
UNIX Orientationp. 386
The TCP Service Interfacep. 387
The TCP Socket Programming Interfacep. 392
The UDP Socket Programming Interfacep. 407
Appendix A. Abbreviations and Acronymsp. 413
Appendix B. RFCs and Other NIC Documentsp. 419
Appendix C. Dialoguesp. 435
Appendix D. Review of Commandsp. 441
Glossaryp. 443
Bibliographyp. 453
Indexp. 457
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