Network protocols and routing

Author: Dai Shaoqing
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This course covers various protocols in network architecture, with a focus on TCP/IP networking protocols and router configuration. It also introduces the working processes of NFS and high-end protocols such as IPX/NCP, NetBEUI/NetBIOS/SMB, and router configuration separately. It elaborates on common protocols in local area networks (LANs) and wide area networks (WANs), as well as Ethernet Version 2, the IEEE 802 series, Subnet Access Protocol (SNAP), PPP, ATM, IPv6, and object-oriented protocols. The book consists of 9 chapters, providing a comprehensive introduction to computer networks and protocols, LAN protocols and WAN protocols, network layer protocols, transport protocols, high-level protocols, IPv6 and object-oriented protocols, router principles, and router configuration. The book describes application protocols and development trends related to computer networks and communication technologies, with a well-structured arrangement, rich and practical text content, and numerous charts. During the writing process, it referenced the latest computer science curriculum outlines and the application technologies of the newest protocols internationally. This book is suitable for use as a textbook for students in computer network majors and related fields in vocational and technical colleges. It can also serve as a reference book for network engineers and network administrators.
This textbook covers the various protocols of the current internet architecture, with a focus on TCP/IP networking protocols and router configuration. It also provides dedicated sections on the working processes of NFS and high-end protocols such as IPX/NCP, NetBEUI/NetBIOS/SMB, and router configuration. Additionally, it explains common protocols in LANs and WANs, including Ethernet Version 2, the IEEE 802 series, SNAP, PPP, and ATM. The book comprises 9 chapters: Chapter 1, Computer Networks and Protocols; Chapter 2, Fundamentals of Network Protocols; Chapter 3, LAN Protocols and WAN Protocols; Chapter 4, Network Layer Protocols; Chapter 5, Transport Protocols; Chapter 6, High-Level Protocols; Chapter 7, IPv6 and Object-Oriented Protocols; Chapter 8, Router Principles; and Chapter 9, Router Configuration. This textbook is suitable for students in computer network and related majors in vocational and technical colleges. It can also serve as a technical reference book for network engineers and network administrators.