Business Data Communications and NetworkingOver the past few years, many fundamental changes have occurred in data communications and networking that will shape the future for decades to come. Updated with the latest advances in the field, Jerry FitzGerald and Alan Dennis' 10th Edition of Business Data Communications and Networking continues to provide the fundamental concepts and cutting-edge coverage applications that students need to succeed in this fast-moving field. Authors FitzGerald and Dennis have developed a foundation and balanced presentation from which new technologies and applications can be easily understood, evaluated, and compared. |
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Jerry FitzGerald, Alan Dennis. I NESS DATA COMMUNICATION TENTH EDITIO. TENTH EDITION BUSINESS DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKING JERRY FITZGERALD Jerry. Front Cover.
Jerry FitzGerald, Alan Dennis. I NESS DATA COMMUNICATION TENTH EDITIO. TENTH EDITION BUSINESS DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND NETWORKING JERRY FITZGERALD Jerry. Front Cover.
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... COMMUNICATIONS 2 INTRODUCTION 4 A Brief History of Communications in North America 5 A Brief History of Information Systems 8 A Brief History of the Internet 9 DATA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS 11 Components of a Network 12 Types of Networks ...
... COMMUNICATIONS 2 INTRODUCTION 4 A Brief History of Communications in North America 5 A Brief History of Information Systems 8 A Brief History of the Internet 9 DATA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS 11 Components of a Network 12 Types of Networks ...
Contents
PARTONE INTRODUCTION | 1 |
CHAPTER | 10 |
DATA COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS | 11 |
NETWORK STANDARDS | 22 |
IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT | 30 |
PART TWO FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS | 37 |
WORLD WIDE WEB | 49 |
OTHER APPLICATIONS | 60 |
DEDICATEDCIRCUIT NETWORKS | 299 |
PACKETSWITCHED NETWORKS | 305 |
VIRTUAL PRIVATE NETWORKS | 312 |
THE BEST PRACTICE MANWAN | 318 |
SUMMARY | 324 |
The Internet | 336 |
INTERNET ACCESS TECHNOLOGIES | 343 |
INTERNET GOVERNANCE | 352 |
SUMMARY | 66 |
Physical Layer | 75 |
COMMUNICATION MEDIA | 87 |
DIGITAL TRANSMISSION OF DIGITAL DATA | 95 |
IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT | 109 |
Data Link Layer | 117 |
DATA LINK PROTOCOLS | 130 |
IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT | 139 |
Network and Transport Layers | 146 |
PARTTHREE NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES | 197 |
LAN COMPONENTS | 203 |
TRADITIONAL ETHERNET IEEE 802 3 | 209 |
Performance Benefits | 216 |
SUMMARY | 222 |
Wireless Local Area Networks | 229 |
WIFI | 236 |
BLUETOOTH | 242 |
IMPROVING WLAN PERFORMANCE | 249 |
Backbone Networks | 260 |
Metropolitan and Wide Area Networks | 293 |
PART FOUR NETWORK MANAGEMENT | 365 |
RISK ASSESSMENT | 373 |
ENSURING BUSINESS CONTINUITY | 379 |
INTRUSION PREVENTION | 389 |
Network Design | 434 |
TECHNOLOGY DESIGN | 444 |
IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT | 463 |
Network Management | 471 |
CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT | 477 |
Documenting the Configuration | 478 |
END USER SUPPORT 489 GLOSSARY 549 | 489 |
IMPLICATIONS FOR MANAGEMENT | 496 |
PART FIVE APPENDICES | 505 |
APPENDIX A CONNECTOR | 506 |
Appendix B Spanning Tree Protocol | 517 |
Cellular Technologies | 524 |
Appendix F Windows Server | 537 |
Glossary | 549 |
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Common terms and phrases
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