Computer Networking: The Beginner’s guide for Mastering Computer Networking, the Internet and the OSI Model

by Ramon Nastase

💻 Are you curious about how the Internet works? Does Computer Networks spark an interest in you?Well, look no further. You're in the right place! The Internet is formed of many, many interconnected computer networks. This Computer Networking book is designed for everyone willing to learn about all of the Internet's great stuff to offer.🚀 You'll learn everything you need to know about computer networking from this book. You'll become highly familiar with UTP, Ethernet, MAC, IPv4, IPv6 TCP & UDP, etc. It doesn't matter if you are in charge of a small or extensive network, at home or in an office. You will learn how to set everything up and keep it working.

It's the guide to computer networking for every beginner. This book contains 12 chapters that will teach you, step by step, how to be successful at Computer Networking.📖 Here's what this Computer Networking book will teach

What networks are and how they functionWhat you need to set up a networkWhat is Ethernet, and how a MAC address worksHow to configure an IP address on Windows 7 to 10Everything about IP addresses and ports (TCP or UDP)Different network applicationsCisco IOS and CLIHow does the Routing and Switching process workWhy do we need static routes or routing protocolsWhat’s the purpose of a VLAN in a network and how to configure them👉 Grab your copy of the "Computer The Beginner’s guide for Mastering Computer Networking and the OSI Model" book today!You will not only discover new things you didn't know about computer networking, but you will also get the chance to practice correctly setting up and the maintenance of a computer network.

Topics covered in this Computer Networking, Networking, Computer Networking for Beginners, Computer Networks, Cisco Networking, OSI Model, Computer Networks, Routing Protocols

Genres: Technology

189 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 22, 2017

Reviews

[v n choudhary · Rating 3 out of 5]

Thanks

Simple but not adequate
.some depth as well explaination may be useful for network professionals.
Overall it is good introduction.

With best wishes.

[naveen · Rating 5 out of 5]

An easy to read and understand for the un-initiated

While there are plenty of books that promise to help you understand the basics of network basics, this book is one of the rare ones that actually deliver that promise.

I loved the authors usuage of simple and plain language to introduce and explain topics covered in the book. There are apt analogies between real world situations and network concepts, allowed me to accept the explanation and remember the material being read in an easy way.

I must say no book is devoid of errors, this one is no exception, but that didn't deter me to rate it 5 🌟, as the errors are not grave. Some just broke the sentence, but it still conveyed the point. Simplicity rules!

[Victor · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is poorly organized and poorly written. He'll start talking about a concept without any introduction about what it is. He'll explain something and show a screen shot of a packet capture without any indication of how his conclusions are derived.

In the end, it's a short book, and it's all there, but just be prepared to do some external research while reading

[Dale · Rating 1 out of 5]

Was made as an Ebook. I got it on print. Lots of spelling and grammar errors. Not very helpful. I don’t know anything about computer networking so maybe pros would appreciate what is said. But, for a beginner, this is not a good start.

[Brandon Andersen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Basic

Basic, but nicelittle appetizer for a main course. Twelve more words required blab blah blah blab blah blah lab blah

[DAVID CRUICKSHANK · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good but limited

Could go deeper into protocol uses update versus tcp. Also up management and nat networks would help too. Overall good.

[Himanshu Kumar]

Also, I have an Article In Hindi Plz Read it
https://www.gyanmix.co/2021/02/comput...

[Gopinath T. Ulaganathan · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good overview

This book is good if you are interested about basics and in trying your hand on a Cisco router. Not for a deeper understanding

[Solomon korban · Rating 1 out of 5]

Very poorly written. Contains ads. Did not learn much