This book goes beyond the conceptual and shows step-by-step the necessary know how to Linux TCP/IP implementation. In addition, the Linux market is growing daily. Programmers and networking administrators are in need of a platform specific guide in order to increase their knowledge and overall efficiency. This book provides the reader with an understanding of the TCP/IP protocol, the many applications built upon it, and the skills needed to install and use these applications on a Linux platform.
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Höhe: 227 mm
Breite: 177 mm
Dicke: 22 mm
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978-0-7357-1031-3 (9780735710313)
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Pat Eyler has been working with TCP/IP and UNIX since 1988, and with Linux since 1993. He has worked as a network analyst, systems and network administrator, network engineer, and instructor. He has designed and managed networks ranging from small/home offices to multiple campus networks. Recently he served as the Director of IS for an Internet start-up and was responsible for management and hands-on work for the network and programming tasks. He was responsible for deploying high-performance web server architecture supporting over one million hits per day (involving sixty database transactions per second).
1. Getting Started with TCP/IP.
I. THE PROTOCOLS.
2. Link Layer Protocols.
3. Internet Layer Protocols.
4. Transport Layer Protocols.
5. Application Layer Protocols.
II. USING THE PROTOCOLS EFFECTIVELY.
6. The Most Important Tool.
7. Tools for Your Toolkit.
8. Before Things Break-Building a Baseline.
9. In the Moment-Case Studies.
Appendix A: Open Publication License.
