Network Administrator Must-Read -- Network Basics

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Features: This book is divided into two parts and 15 chapters. The first six chapters cover the fundamentals of network theory, introducing basic network technologies such as network classification, network communication protocols, IP addresses, and cable making. The nine chapters in the second part, Network Devices, introduce five major network devices excluding hubs. For the four categories of switches, routers, firewalls, and servers, the book provides both fundamental knowledge and technical and application-related content for each device. Beginners can focus on the basic knowledge while using the technical and application sections as advanced learning references. For intermediate and advanced professional network administrators, especially those responsible for network management in large and medium-sized enterprises, the content of this book is essentially essential. Combining the latest technologies and products in wired and wireless networks, it comprehensively, systematically, and professionally introduces new network technologies and application methods for new network products. It is highly suitable for network enthusiasts, particularly network administrators, and can also be used as a textbook for various training institutions.