A Guide to the Tcp/Ip Protocol Suite (Artech House Telecommunications Library)

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Book Description
Now you can keep up-to-date on all the major protocols of a TCP/IP-based network -- without searching through dozens of detailed RFCs. All you need is this comprehensive, technical update, which describes the most interfaces of any single source and features an introduction to binary and hexadecimal arithmetic.

This handy reference guide also provides exclusive coverage of L2TP, the hot new protocol being implemented by most manufacturers of routers and network access servers. Plus, it's the first to include LAN analysis screens and engineering-level detail on IPv6 routing.

You will learn the fundamentals of the Internet and TCP/IP protocol suite and how it works -- not with formal specifications but through the use of graphic illustrations and functional descriptions that are easy to understand. And to keep you up-to-date, the book includes detailed coverage of interface enhancements and revisions, as well as important new additions.

Synopsis
This comprehensive, technical update describes more interfaces than any other sources and features an introduction to binary and hexadecimal arithmetic. The book provides exclusive coverage of L2TP, the hot new protocol being implemented by most manufacturers of routers and network access servers. It is the first book to include LAN analysis screens and engineering-level detail on IPv6 routing.

About the Author
Floyd Wilder is a course developer at Advanced Computer Communications (ACC). He earned his B.S. in mathematics from California State in Los Angeles. His experience includes serving as an independent consultant specializing in data communications interfaces and networking/network management protocols. Mr. Wilder is the developer of an ACC Internetwork engineering course, as well as the author of several training handbooks.

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