Computer Network Engineering Practice

Author: Feng Jilin, Liu Qingjie (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts: basic knowledge, network configuration examples, and network engineering cases. The basic knowledge section introduces the hardware, network models, protocol models, TCP/IP, and other fundamental concepts necessary to understand computer networks. The network configuration examples section primarily covers basic and commonly used application cases in network engineering, such as logging into network devices, configuring switches, configuring routers, configuring VLANs, configuring PPP, configuring ISDN, and configuring Frame Relay. The content of this section is based on the CCNA lab exam syllabus. Although the content is based on CCNA, the depth and level of detail go beyond CCNA requirements. The network engineering cases section comprehensively introduces the detailed process of a real-world network engineering project, including requirements analysis, network design, network construction, network testing, document management, and technical services. The book is rich in content, clear in language, easy to understand, progressive, and systematic. It can serve as a textbook for network engineering programs in higher vocational and technical colleges, an introductory book for beginners in network engineering, and a reference for network engineering professionals.