Internet Technology Experiment Guide (Second Edition)

Author: (American) Douglas E. Comer, translated by Qi Wangdong, Xue Weijuan
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: The best way to master network technology is to do hands-on experiments. This book designs up to 45 internet technology experiments. Divided into six parts based on the required hardware environment and the complexity of skills, they include design, exploration, and testing experiments that can be completed on a single computer; network program design and network protocol design experiments conducted in a local area network environment; measurement and packet analysis experiments; internet configuration experiments; protocol stack development experiments conducted in a dedicated laboratory; and system design experiments conducted in a network systems engineering laboratory. Most previous computer network textbooks focus heavily on theory and provide limited experimental materials. This book is a dedicated network experiment textbook and serves as an excellent supplement to general network textbooks. It can be used as a laboratory textbook for computer network experiments for undergraduate students, as well as experimental material for project design for undergraduate or graduate students in network engineering. Highly acclaimed author Douglas E. Comer wrote this book, proving that the best learning method is to conduct experiments. Through hands-on experiments, students and professionals will gain a deeper understanding of the working principles of computer networks and internet technologies.