Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) is the most widely used network protocol. Nearly every UNIX system supports it. Unlike other books on TCP/IP, which focus on network management, this text shows users how to join and use such networks as Internet. Each chapter describes the use of a different network service, and supplies lists of the support documentation available.
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978-0-471-55631-2 (9780471556312)
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Partial table of contents: TCP/IP--A Real--World Internetworking Protocol. Protocols of TCP/IP. Local Area Networks: Data Link Layer. Internet Protocol: Network Layer Protocols. User Datagram and Transmission Control Protocols: Transport Layer Protocols. Administering a TCP/IP Network. Overview of TCP/IP Applications. Logging into a Remote System (rlogin). Connecting to Remote Hosts (telnet). Executing Commands on a Remote Host (rsh). Simple File Transfer (tftp). Transferring Files Between Hosts (ftp). Electronic Mail Services. Miscellaneous Network Services. TCP/IP Standards Documents. Glossary of Networking Terms. Index.
