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Cover
Copyright
Contents at a glance
Contents
Part I: TCP/IP Basics
HOUR 1: What Is TCP/IP?
Networks and Protocols
The Development of TCP/IP
TCP/IP Features
Standards Organizations and RFCs
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 2: How TCP/IP Works
The TCP/IP Protocol Syste
TCP/IP and the OSI Model
Data Packages
A Quick Look at TCP/IP Networking
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
Part II: The TCP/IP Protocol System
HOUR 3: The Network Access Layer
Protocols and Hardwar
The Network Access Layer and the OSI Model
Network Architecture
Physical Addressing
Ethernet
Anatomy of an Ethernet Frame
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 4: The Internet Layer
IP Addresses: A Little Context
Addressing and Delivering
Internet Protocol
Address Resolution Protocol
Reverse ARP
Internet Control Message Protocol
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 5: Subnetting and CIDR
Subnets
Dividing the Network
The Old Way: Subnet Mask
The New Way: CIDR
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 6: The Transport Layer
Introducing the Transport Layer
Transport Layer Concepts
Understanding TCP and UDP
Firewalls and Ports
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 7: The Application Layer
What Is the Application Layer?
The TCP/IP Application Layer and OSI
Network Services
APIs and the Application Layer
TCP/IP Utilities
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
Part III: Networking with TCP/IP
HOUR 8: Routing
Routing in TCP/IP
Routing on Complex Networks
Examining Interior Routers
Exterior Routers: BG
Classless Routing
Higher in the Stack
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 9: Getting Connected
Cable Broadband
Digital Subscriber Line
Wide Area Networks
Wireless Networking
Dial-Up Networking
Connectivity Devices
Switching Versus Routing
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 10: Name Resolution
What Is Name Resolution?
Name Resolution Using Hosts Files
DNS Name Resolution
Registering a Domain
Name Server Types
Dynamic DNS
NetBIOS Name Resolution
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 11: TCP/IP Security
What Is a Firewall?
Attack Techniques
What Do Intruders Want?
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 12: Configuration
Getting on the Network
The Case for Server-Supplied IP Addresses
What Is DHCP?
How DHCP Works
DHCP Server Configuration
Network Address Translation
Zero Configuration
Configuring TCP/IP
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 13: IPv6: The Next Generation
Why a New IP?
IPv6 Header Format
IPv6 Addressing
Subnetting
Multicasting
Link Local
Neighbor Discovery
Autoconfiguration
IPv6 and Quality of Service
IPv6 with IPv4
IPv6 Tunnels
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
Part IV: Tools and Service
HOUR 14: Classic Tools
Connectivity Problems
Protocol Dysfunction and Misconfiguration
Line Problems
Name Resolution Problems
Network Performance Problems
Telnet
Berkeley Remote Utilities
Secure Shell
Network Management
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 15: Classic Services
HTT
Email
FTP
Trivial File Transfer Protocol
File and Print Services
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
Remote Control
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
Part V: The Internet
HOUR 16: The Internet: A Closer Look
How the Internet Looks
What Happens on the Internet
URIs and URLs
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 17: HTTP, HTML, and the World Wide Web
What Is the World Wide Web?
Understanding HTML
Cascading Style Sheets
Understanding HTTP
Scripting
Web Browser
The Semantic Web
XHTML
HTML5
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 18: Web Services
Content Management Systems
Social Networking
Peer-to-Peer
Understanding Web Services
XM
SOAP
WSD
Web Service Stacks
REST
E-Commerce
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 19: Encryption, Tracking, and Privacy
Encryption and Secrecy
Tracking
Anonymity Networks
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
Part VI: TCP/IP at Work
HOUR 20: Email
What Is Email?
Email Format
How Email Works
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
Retrieving the Mai
Email Clients
Webmail
Spam
Phishing
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 21: Streaming and Casting
The Streaming Problem
A Brief Introduction to Multimedia Files
Real-Time Transport Protocol—Streaming Over UDP
RTMP—Streaming Over TCP
SCTP and DCCP—Replacing the Transport Layer
Streaming Over HTTP
HTML5 and Multimedia
Podcasting
Voice over IP
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 22: Living in the Cloud
What Is the Cloud?
Private Clouds
Future of Computing
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 23: Internet of Things
What Is the Internet of Things?
IoT Platforms
Up Close: MQTT
RFID
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
HOUR 24: Implementing a TCP/IP Network: 7 Days in the Life of a Sys Admin
A Brief History of Hypothetical, Inc
7 Days in the Life of Maurice
Summary
Q&A
Workshop
Key Terms
APPENDIXES
APPENDIX A: Answers to Quizzes and Exercises
HOUR 1: What Is TCP/IP?
HOUR 2: How TCP/IP Works
HOUR 3: The Network Access Layer
HOUR 4: The Internet Layer
HOUR 5: Subnetting and CIDR
HOUR 6: The Transport Layer
HOUR 7: The Application Layer
HOUR 8: Routing
HOUR 9: Getting Connected
HOUR 10: Name Resolution
HOUR 11: TCP/IP Securit
HOUR 12: Configuration
HOUR 13: IPv6: The Next Generation
HOUR 14: Classic Tools
HOUR 15: Classic Services
HOUR 16: The Internet: A Closer Look
HOUR 17: HTTP, HTML, and the World Wide Web
HOUR 18: Web Services
HOUR 19: Encryption, Tracking, and Privacy
HOUR 20: Email
HOUR 21: Streaming and Casting
HOUR 22: Living in the Clou
HOUR 23: Internet of Things
HOUR 24: Implementing a TCP/IP Network: 7 Days in the Life of a Sys Admin
APPENDIX B: Sources
Index
Code Snippets
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intlcs@pearson.com Editor-in-Chief Greg Wiegand Executive Editor Laura Lewin Development Editor Michael Thurston Managing Editor Sandra Schroeder Project Editor Mandie Frank Copy Editor Abigail Bass Indexer Tim Wright Proofreader Larry Sulky Technical Editors Ronald McFarland Jon Snader Eric Spielman Editorial Assistant Olivia Basegio Designer Chuti Prasertsith Compositor codeMantra
Contents at a Glance Part I: TCP/IP Basics HOUR 1 What Is TCP/IP? 2 How TCP/IP Works Part II: The TCP/IP Protocol System HOUR 3 The Network Access Layer 4 The Internet Layer 5 Subnetting and CIDR 6 The Transport Layer 7 The Application Layer Part III: Networking with TCP/IP HOUR 8 Routing 9 Getting Connected 10 Name Resolution 11 TCP/IP Security 12 Configuration 13 IPv6: The Next Generation Part IV: Tools and Service HOUR 14 Classic Tools 15 Classic Services Part V: The Internet HOUR 16 The Internet: A Closer Look 17 HTTP, HTML, and the World Wide Web 18 Web Services 19 Encryption, Tracking, and Privacy Part VI: TCP/IP at Work 409 HOUR 20 Email 21 Streaming and Casting 22 Living in the Cloud
23 Internet of Things 24 Implementing a TCP/IP Network: 7 Days in the Life of a Sys Admin Appendixes A Answers to Quizzes and Exercises B Sources Index
Table of Contents Part I: TCP/IP Basics HOUR 1: What Is TCP/IP? Networks and Protocols The Development of TCP/IP TCP/IP Features Standards Organizations and RFCs Summary Q&A Workshop Key Terms HOUR 2: How TCP/IP Works The TCP/IP Protocol Syste TCP/IP and the OSI Model Data Packages A Quick Look at TCP/IP Networking Summary Q&A Workshop Key Terms Part II: The TCP/IP Protocol System HOUR 3: The Network Access Layer Protocols and Hardwar The Network Access Layer and the OSI Model Network Architecture Physical Addressing Ethernet Anatomy of an Ethernet Frame Summary Q&A
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