TCP/IP Illustrated, Volume 2: The Implementation

Author: Yin Haoqiong
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book is a technical reference that explains the basic principles of TCP/IP. It begins with the history of network development and gradually unfolds the discussion of the TCP/IP reference model, providing a detailed analysis of various network protocols included within it. The main contents of this book include: the TCP/IP reference model, addressing mechanisms in IP networks, the User Datagram Protocol (UDP), transmission control and data flow, file transfer and access, the Domain Name System (DNS), and address resolution and reverse address resolution. Additionally, it delves into IP routing protocols, IP protocol applications, and IP network security. The appendix of the book provides technical documentation related to TCP/IP and troubleshooting content. The explanations in this book are presented in a clear and progressive manner, with comprehensive and practical content, making it suitable for engineers who wish to gain a thorough understanding of TCP/IP, as well as serving as a reference for professional technicians.