TCP/IP and UNIX Network Services

Author: Jiang Dongxing et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book starts with the basic principles of TCP/IP and introduces TCP/IP configuration and diagnosis, as well as the characteristics of UNIX network services. It provides a detailed explanation of the relevant knowledge and skills for commonly used UNIX network services. The main content includes:
An overview of TCP/IP;
The principles, message formats, and working mechanisms of the IP inter-network protocol and the TCP transport layer protocol, as well as routing principles and related protocols;
The characteristics of UNIX network services, and the configuration, debugging, and diagnosis of UNIX TCP/IP;
Protocol introductions, client software usage, and server software installation, configuration, and management for remote login, email, file transfer, web services, domain name services, DHCP services, proxy services, and NFS.
This book can serve as a textbook and teaching reference for senior undergraduate and graduate students in science and engineering disciplines in higher education institutions, as well as a reference for network administrators. Its writing style, which combines theory with practice, is very helpful for students and technicians from non-computer majors in learning the management of network services.