TCP/IP with Windows NT Illustrated

By Teresa Bisaillon and Brad Werner

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0079136486
• ISBN13: 9780079136480
• Release Date: February 1998
• Publisher: Computing McGraw-Hill
• Length: 736 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.3" x 2.0" x 7.5"

Customer Reviews

Very good for teching!

This is a very well done book that has made it much easier for teaching the concepts to new and aspiring administrators.

Extremely well written and illustrated-not overly technical!

This is not a training manual (with chapter quizes, etc.). It is, however, the BEST source I've seen for grasping an understanding of TCP/IP (as in MCSE candidate). It is extremely well written, and the grahic illustrations are a tremendous help to someone like me (I'm a visual learner who easily forgets things that don't have a graphic or other stimulus). Let's face it, when you start talking about a bunch of 1's and 0's running around inside of computer or across a network wire, that's a little hard to relate to without something tangible. I'm studying for MCSE, and I use this as a reference source to clarify voids in my training manuals. This resource has crystalized many things which were just "vapor" until Bisaillon/Werner. Again, the graphics, supplemented by understandable text, is the answer. I'd highly recommend this to any person seeking better understanding of the subject without being overly technical. Finally, I might add, so many of these computer related books/manuals are loaded with typo's, spelling and punctuation errors, poor grammar, and outright mistakes; but NOT this one. I haven't read the book cover-to-cover, but I also haven't noticed any mistakes. That's refreshing! My hat is off to the authors for a such a superb job!

A pleasant, quick way to get your network running.

I managed to add TCP/IP, DHCP, and RAS to a buggy NetBeui Network in just a few days by following the examples in the book. Fell a bit short for me on the theory and advanced topics and I couldn't contact the authors, but it served it's purpose well. Glad I found it.

A very well written overview of TCP/IP focused on NT.

This is not only a book on how to configure TCP/IP functions on NT but also a very good overview of the internet protocol. Does an excellent job reviewing the IP protocol and all of its layers including some of the more interesting applications. Excellent reference material and a good read.