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Started by Magnus L|vkvist
Sun, 06 Jun 1993 17:50
Any book suggestions???
Author: Magnus L|vkvist
Date: Sun, 06 Jun 1993 17:50
Date: Sun, 06 Jun 1993 17:50
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I don't know very much about TCP/IP so now I'm looking for some good books to read. One or perhaps a few books that will (together with a lot of coding, trial and errors) transform me from a novice to someone who can write my own FTP server or even better my own SLIP. So I could walk into my local bookstore and get some books that probably will be very bad or I could get some book suggestions from the all you TCP/IP gurus out there in net land. Please help! Thanks in advance! /Magnus
Re: Any book suggestions???
Author: Spencer Dawkins
Date: Mon, 07 Jun 1993 15:43
Date: Mon, 07 Jun 1993 15:43
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In article <manne.739389059@Minsk> manne@Minsk.docs.uu.se (Magnus L|vkvist) writes: >I don't know very much about TCP/IP so now I'm looking for some good >books to read. > >Thanks in advance! > >/Magnus If it was me (at at one time, it was) I would start with Douglas Comer's Interworking with TCP/IP trilogy (Prentice Hall). Make sure you get the second edition of volume 1; it covers lots of stuff like SNMP that's not in the first edition. I'd also look at UNIX Network Programming by Stevens, also Prentice Hall. These will keep you busy for a while, anyway! -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ - Spencer Dawkins Bell-Northern Research - - (214) 684-4827 P.O. Box 833871 - - Internet: dawkins@bnr.ca Richardson TX 75083-3871 -
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