راهنمای حرفه‌ای ارتباطات داده در دنیای TCP/IP

This hands-on resource provides you with a comprehensive picture of the Internet protocol stack and the role of TCP/IP in data communication. It serves as a detailed guide to the protocols, networks, codes, signals, and equipment that make it possible to communicate using TCP/IP. You find complete bit-level descriptions of the functions performed by the headers and frames of the TCP/IP suite, making it easy for you to analyze individual data packets. The book offers you a through understanding of advanced LAN and WAN technologies, and gives you an integrated view of bridging, routing and tagging operations.

carne, An Electrical Engineer Who Has Worked In Telecommunications In Both Corporate And Military Environments, Overviews The Internet Protocol Stack And The Role Of Tcp/ip In Data Communications, Describing The Tcp/ip Suite In Some Detail. He Assumes Readers Are Familiar With Common Telecommunications Terms And Practices, But Appends A Review Of The Basic Concepts. His Guide Explains The Protocols, Networks, Codes, Signals, And Equipment That Make It Possible To Communicate Using Tcp/ip; Advanced Local And Wide Area Technologies; And An Integrated View Of Loop Bridging, Routing, Tagging, And Labeling Operations. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, Or

"This hands-on resource provides professionals with a comprehensive picture of the Internet protocol stack and the role of TCP/IP in data communication. It serves as a detailed guide to the protocols, networks, codes, signals, and equipment that make it possible to communicate using TCP/IP." --Book Jacket Annotation Providing professionals with a comprehensive picture of the Internet protocol stack and the role of TCP/IP in data communication, this is a one-stop reference for data communications. Supported by more than 130 illustrations A reference guide to the codes, protocols, networks, signals and equipment that make it possible to communicate using TCP/IP. When he received a message from Alfred Vail, Samuel Morse is said to have exclaimed, "What hath God wrought?"