TCP/IP Network Interconnection, Volume 3: Client/Server Programming and

Author: Douglas E Comer
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Features: This book discusses client/server programming and applications, explaining the fundamental concepts of the client/server computing model that forms the basis of all distributed computing systems. It covers various server design methods and the tools and techniques used to construct client/server systems, including remote procedure call (RPC). The book includes source code examples of running programs to illustrate different designs and tools. Written based on the Linux/POSIX Sockets version, it has a well-organized structure and is easy to read. It is both a classic and highly readable book on TCP/IP network interconnection, serving as an essential reference for anyone who wants to understand network interconnection technology. This book is suitable as a textbook for network-related courses in computer science programs at universities and colleges, as well as for reading by network technology developers of all kinds.