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I found a great book on TCP/IP in .pdf format. It is IBM's TCP/IP redbook.
The book is about 986 pages. I havent gotten to far in it yet but it looks great.
Just thought I would post this for anyone who wanted to check it out and learn about TCP/IP if you dont allready
....and here is the link? TCP/IP Tutorial and Technical Overview
Quote:
The TCP/IP protocol suite has become the de facto standard for computer communications in today's networked world. The ubiquitous implementation of a specific networking standard has led to an incredible dependence on the applications enabled by it. Today, we use the TCP/IP protocols and the Internet not only for entertainment and information, but to conduct our business by performing transactions, buying and selling products, and delivering services to customers. We are continually extending the set of applications that leverage TCP/IP, thereby driving the need for further infrastructural support.
In TCP/IP Tutorial and Technical Overview, we take an in-depth look into the TCP/IP protocol suite. In Part I, we introduce TCP/IP, providing a basic understanding of the underlying concepts essential to the protocols. We continue our discussion in Part II with a survey of today's most popular TCP/IP application protocols, including emerging wireless and multimedia applications.
Finally, in Part III, we cover advanced concepts and the latest infrastructural trends in networking, including IPv6, security, Quality of Service, IP mobility, and MPLS. We address the challenges that TCP/IP is currently facing and the technology being developed to overcome them.
Sorry about that. The link didnt display for some reason
Here it is
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/pubs/pdf...s/gg243376.pdf
That's okay...
My link is just to the page that the book is found on. It's a pretty in-depth read. Thanks. :)
thanks for both of u guys .. it is really helpull ...
pls give me more :) i want to learn more and more.
it doesn't means i am not looking .. but i haven't got that book and will find it now.
thx mate :)
Way back in the day when ol' TK was studying for his MCSE (don't laugh....I know, I know, I needed a job!) I used one site in particular for TCP/IP help. I just checked it out again and the format is quite different, but the all important sbunetting tables are still there. This site was very much a contributing factor to me getting a 980 out 1000 on my TCP/IP exam. Here is the link.
Wow!! Another good one. Most (not the protocol numbers) was covered in my MS class last semester, but it's great to refer back to. Thanks for the great reference! :)
Since were on the subject here is a link to tcp/ip illustrated http://tit.irk.ru/tcp_stevens/index.html
another good read ;)
I feel like a geek in a geek store this morning.....I've book marked like 15 sites. I usually don't find that many worth book marking in a whole week! Thanks, prodikal.
thanks for Redbook link. I've been looking for my copy for a while and haven't been able to locate it ( know exactly what folder it was in two computers ago )
Funny thing is, now I can't remember why I needed it. Anyway, great reference to have on hand.
Very good info and was the same looking for it but I would get side track looking when I would find someting that was interesting :)