Internetworking With TCP/IP Principles

by Douglas E. Comer

The book for describing the protocols for the Internet network used widely around the country by such agencies as the National Science Foundation, the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency, and NASA.

Genres: Computer Science, Computers, Technical, Reference, Technology, Engineering, Programming

400 pages, Hardcover

First published April 1, 1988

Reviews

[Nick Chandler]

Great book, for a great course. If you pair it with Ben Eater's series on the internet (and a bit of background in the C programming language), you'd have a nice understanding of how the internet works, I think.

[Lucas]

The definitive reference. There is no other.

[Joseph Njesuss]

i have exam..............

[Mani]

test

[Adri Molina]

You'll cry

[Xesc]

"Internetworking with TCP/IP" by Douglas E. Comer, is a must have for any Internet professional. I've always wanted to have this book, and now I finally bought it (using my training budget). :)

[Wilde Luo]

A good Introduction to TCP/IP internet. It's easy to read and understand, and covers many interesting topics.

[Durgesh]

Excellent book for studying internet architecture in depth

[Yasmine Hd8]

i read chapter 29 discussing IPSec for my Security exam. pls let me get an A..... DOuglas.

[David]

A detailed look at the transport of the Internet. As one who spent days configuring an NT server into a multihomed host using subnetting, a lot of the information is already known, but would be a good introduction for a technical minded person who can resist the urge to sleep. Starts out with obligatory origins of the net, thru dotted decimal notation, etc. Lots of good info on IP, routing, accessories like FTP and Telnet, and the section on IPng was very interesting. Would be a good textbook for a course.

[Nima Omidan]

Here , better than ever , is the fifth edition of a landmark book , the book that signaled the coming of age of the Internet.

[Josh Readmore]

THE book on TCP/IP - combine with Wireshark to become a badass.

[Jared]

The content is okay, but the explanations are rather unclear. I've read much better. And it's sadly out of date.

[Mark Baller]

Great book but only read half of it.

[Natalie]

This is a classic!

[Luis]

sss

[K.Abinaya]

i have an exam so i want to read this book..