Preface
The TCP/IP architecture was a product when it was conceived. It is extraordinary in adapting to the growing demand of millions of times or more in many respects, not to mention the large number of applications. Understanding the scope and limitations of the architecture and its agreement can lay a good foundation for thinking about future evolution and even revolution.
Today, the editor brings you a book: "TCP/IP Detailed Explanation Volume 1"
"For developers, network administrators, and others who need to understand TCP/IP technology, these two books are an excellent reference book. It covers a wide range of topics covering all aspects of TCP/IP. For experts, It provides enough detail; for beginners, it gives detailed background and notes."
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"TCP/IP Volume 1"
Chapter 1 Overview
Chapter 2: Intemet address structure
Chapter 3: Link Layer
Chapter 4: Address Protocol Resolution
Chapter 5: Intemet Agreement
Chapter 6: System configuration: DHcP and automatic configuration
Chapter 7: Firewall and Network Address Translation
Chapter 8: ICMPv4 and ICMPv6: Intemet Control Message Protocol
Chapter 9: Broadcast and Local Multicast (IGMP and MLD)
Chapter 10: User Datagram Protocol and IP Fragmentation
Chapter 11: Name Resolution and Domain Name System
Chapter 12: TCP: Transmission Control Protocol (Preliminary)
Chapter 13: TCP Link Management
Chapter 14: TCP timeout and retransmission
Chapter 15: TcP data flow and window day management
Chapter 16: TCP Congestion Control
Chapter 17: TCP Guarantee Mechanism
Chapter 18: Security: Scalable Identity Authentication Protocol, IP Security Protocol, Transport Layer Security, DNS Security, Domain Name Key Identification Mail
The above is the content and part of this "TCP/IP Detailed Volume 1", "All stevens books are very readable and technical, especially this book. Although there are already many descriptions of the TCP/IP protocol The book came out, but Stevens provided depth and implementation details that no one else did. He used a visualization method to allow readers to dive into TCP/IP to understand how the protocol works."
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