TCP/IP Administration

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Wiley, Jan 16, 1998 - Computers - 630 pages
TCP/IP Administration Network TCP/IP on Windows NT and IntranetWare Take full advantage of the open, all-purpose capacity of TCP/IP to ensure interoperability between technologies on your network. With clear and concise language, Craig Zacker presents the procedures for implementing TCP/IP protocols on either Windows NT or IntranetWare servers, connecting diverse clients, integrating applications and support utilities, testing with the latest diagnostic tools, and assessing network traffic. Working Solutions for Everyday Networking Challenges
  • Complete overview of TCP/IP internals — including naming and addressing conventions
  • Thorough analysis of the four-layer TCP/IP reference model: link, Internet, transport, and application
  • Full procedures for installing TCP/IP support on Windows NT and IntranetWare servers
  • Detailed review of TCP/IP, Microsoft, and Novell tools — including PING, TRACERT, and NETSTAT
  • Practical strategies for IP routing, DHCP and IP management, and DNS communications
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From inside the book

 

Contents

Part
11
TCPIP Communications
17
Protocols
23
Copyright

30 other sections not shown

Common terms and phrases

application application-layer assigned BOOTP broadcast bytes checksum client system command communications configuration create data field default gateway default value defined destination system DHCP DHCP server dial-up dialog box display DIX Ethernet DNS server Domain Name enables entry Ethernet EtherType field contains field specifies fragments frame functions hardware address host names identify implementations includes installed internet layer internetwork IntranetWare IP address IP datagrams IP header link-layer protocol Microsoft module name server name-resolution NDIS NetBIOS name NetBT NetWare server NetWare/IP network adapter network address network interface network segment option OSPF packet parameters port number protocol stack provides receiving reply request router routing table screen sequence number shown in Figure standard subnet mask TCP connection TCP/IP client TCP/IP protocol stack TCP/IP stack Token Ring traffic transmission transmitted transport layer unicast Windows 95 WINS server workstation

About the author (1998)

About the Author Craig Zacker is a noted writer and editor whose professional tenure spans the technological gamut from PC support technician to network administrator to Webmaster. Zacker has authored and contributed to many books and articles on operating systems and networking topics.

Bibliographic information

TitleTCP/IP Administration
AuthorCraig Zacker
Editionillustrated
PublisherWiley, 1998
ISBN0764531581, 9780764531583
Length630 pages
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Computers / Networking / General
  
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