Advanced Network Management

Author: (USA) Vyssotsky
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive textbook for a network course, integrating the author's extensive professional and teaching experience, focusing on the correct methods of network and internet design. Students will gain background knowledge in network protocols, architecture design, special types of network design, and traditional protocols (such as AppleTalk, DNA, and SNA). It is also an ideal read for readers aiming to obtain CCDA, CCNA, and Microsoft Network Fundamentals certifications. The book features include:
- Covering both Internet protocols (such as OSPF and BGP) and traditional protocols (such as RIP, EIGRP, and IGRP);
- Fully explaining network architecture (including SNA, Novell, DNA, and OSI);
- Providing in-depth understanding of SNMP and network management knowledge;
- Offering real-world case studies;
- Each chapter includes numerous practical illustrations, thoroughly explaining how they are applied in the overall network design solution;
- Each chapter features review sections and summary questions to test students' mastery of the material;
- Each chapter includes keywords, learning objectives, and a chapter summary;
- The book concludes with a richly informative appendix covering a wide range of topics related to network interconnection.
This book is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students in engineering disciplines at universities, as well as for relevant technical professionals as a reference.