Network Engineer Must-Read - Access Network and Switching Network: Access Network and Switching Network

Author: Wang Da
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is written against the backdrop of a typical computer wide-area network communication, providing a detailed and comprehensive introduction to the two main parts of communication networks: the current major technologies of access networks and switching networks both domestically and internationally. The book consists of 11 chapters, with the first chapter providing an overview of the content, and the other chapters each introducing a type of access network or switching network, mainly including: MODEM (including civilian and industrial MODEM), dial-up access, ISDN access, DSL access (including ADSL, ADSL2, HDSL, HDSL2, VDSL, etc.), CableMODEM access, dedicated line access (including T1, E1, DDN, etc.), optical fiber access (including PDH, SDH, GPON, EPON, GEPON, etc.), wireless access (including WLL, LMDS, MMDS, etc.), packet-switching networks, frame relay networks, and ATM networks. The technologies introduced in this book number over a hundred, and they are all presented in conjunction with the latest new technologies and applications. This book is suitable for self-study by network engineering design personnel and is also the best training material for various network engineer training institutions. Of course, for those who want to take the Network Engineer Software Examination, this book combined with the "Network Engineer Must-Read - Network Engineering Basics" in this series is an excellent match and is currently the most systematic and in-depth self-study and training material for the Network Engineer Software Examination in the domestic book market. This book is written against the backdrop of a typical computer wide-area network communication, providing a detailed and comprehensive introduction to the two main parts of communication networks: access networks and switching networks, with the current major technologies both domestically and internationally. The book is divided into 11 chapters, with the first chapter summarizing the main content of the book, and the other chapters each introducing a type of access network or switching network. The technologies introduced in this book number over a hundred, and they are all the latest new technologies and applications. This book is particularly suitable for self-study by network engineering design personnel and is also the best training material for various network engineer training institutions.