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    Cover
    Title Page
    Copyright
    CONTENTS
    PREFACE
    1 Introduction to Computer Networks and Data Communications
    The Language of Computer Networks
    The Big Picture of Networks
    Communications Networks—Basic Layouts
    Microcomputer-to-local area network layouts
    Microcomputer-to-Internet layouts
    Local area network-to-local area network layouts
    Personal area network-to-workstation layouts
    Local area network-to-metropolitan area network layouts
    Local area network-to-wide area network layouts
    Wide area network-to-wide area network layouts
    Sensor-to-local area network layouts
    Satellite and microwave layouts
    Cell phone layouts
    Terminal/microcomputer-to-mainframe computer layouts
    Convergence
    Network Architectures
    The TCP/IP protocol suite
    The OSI model
    Logical and physical connections
    Network Layouts in Action
    The TCP/IP Protocol Suite in Action
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    2 Fundamentals of Data and Signals
    Data and Signals
    Analog vs. digital
    Fundamentals of signals
    Converting Data into Signals
    Transmitting analog data with analog signals
    Transmitting digital data with digital signals: digital encoding schemes
    Transmitting digital data with discrete analog signals
    Transmitting analog data with digital signals
    Data Codes
    EBCDIC
    ASCII
    Unicode
    Data and Signal Conversions in Action: Two Examples
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    3 Conducted and Wireless Media
    Conducted Media
    Twisted pair wire
    Coaxial cable
    Fiber-optic cable
    Wireless Media
    Media Selection Criteria
    Conducted Media in Action: Two Examples
    Wireless Media in Action: Three Examples
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    4 Making Connections
    Interfacing a Computer to Peripheral Devices
    Characteristics of interface standards
    An early interface standard
    Universal Serial Bus (USB)
    Other interface standards
    Data Link Connections
    Asynchronous connections
    Synchronous connections
    Isochronous connections
    Terminal-to-Mainframe Computer Connections
    Making Computer Connections in Action
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    5 Making Connections Efficient: Multiplexing and Compression
    Frequency Division Multiplexing
    Time Division Multiplexing
    Synchronous time division multiplexing
    Statistical time division multiplexing
    Wavelength Division Multiplexing
    Discrete Multitone
    Code Division Multiplexing
    Comparison of Multiplexing Techniques
    Compression—Lossless vs. Lossy
    Lossless compression
    Lossy compression
    Business Multiplexing in Action
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    6 Errors, Error Detection, and Error Control
    Noise and Errors
    White noise
    Impulse noise
    Crosstalk
    Echo
    Jitter
    Attenuation
    Error Prevention
    Error Detection
    Parity checks
    Arithmetic checksum
    Cyclic redundancy checksum
    Error Control
    Toss the frame/packet
    Return a message
    Correct the error
    Error Detection in Action
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    7 Local Area Networks: Part 1
    Primary Function of Local Area Networks
    Advantages and Disadvantages of Local Area Networks
    The First Local Area Network: The Bus/Tree
    A More Modern LAN
    Contention-based protocols
    Switches
    Isolating traffic patterns and providing multiple access
    Full-duplex switches
    Virtual LANs
    Link aggregation
    Spanning tree algorithm
    Quality of service
    Wired Ethernet
    Wired Ethernet Frame Format
    LANs in Action: A Small Office Solution
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    8 Local Area Networks: Part II
    Wireless Ethernet
    Wireless LAN standards
    Wireless CSMA/CA
    CSMA/CA frame format
    Network Operating Systems
    Network Operating Systems Past and Present
    Novell NetWare
    Microsoft Windows NT and Windows Server 2000, 2003, and 2008
    UNIX
    Linux
    Mac OS X Server
    Servers
    Client/server networks vs. peer-to-peer networks
    Network Support Software
    Utilities
    Internet software
    Software Licensing Agreements
    LAN Support Devices
    Lan Software in Action: A Small Company Makes a Choice
    Primary uses of current system
    Network maintenance and support
    Cost of the NOS
    Any unique hardware choices affecting NOS decision
    Single location or multiple locations
    Political pressures affecting decision
    Final decision
    Wireless Networking in Action: Creating a Wireless LAN for Home
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    9 Introduction to Metropolitan Area Networks and Wide Area Networks
    Metropolitan Area Network Basics
    SONET vs. Ethernet
    Wide Area Network Basics
    Types of network clouds
    Connection-oriented vs. connectionless network applications
    Routing
    Dijkstra’s least-cost algorithm
    Flooding
    Centralized vs. distributed routing
    Adaptive vs. fixed routing
    Routing examples
    Network Congestion
    The problems associated with network congestion
    Possible solutions to congestion
    WANs in Action: The Smartphone
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    10 The Internet
    Internet Protocols
    The Internet Protocol
    Internet Protocol version 6
    The Transmission Control Protocol
    The Internet Control Message Protocol
    User Datagram Protocol
    The Address Resolution Protocol
    The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
    Network Address Translation
    Tunneling protocols and virtual private networks
    The World Wide Web
    Locating a document on the Internet
    Internet Services
    Electronic mail (e-mail)
    The File Transfer Protocol
    Remote login (Telnet)
    Voice over IP
    Listservs
    Streaming audio and video
    Instant messages, tweets, and blogs
    The Internet and Business
    Cookies and state information
    Intranets and extranets
    The Future of the Internet
    The Internet in Action: A Company Creates a VPN
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    11 Voice and Data Delivery Networks
    The Basic Telephone System
    Telephone lines and trunks
    The telephone network before and after 1984
    Telephone networks after 1996
    Limitations of telephone signals
    Dial-up Internet service
    Digital Subscriber Line
    DSL basics
    DSL formats
    Cable Modems
    T-1 Leased Line Service
    Frame Relay
    Committed information rate or service level agreements
    Asynchronous Transfer Mode
    ATM classes of service
    Advantages and disadvantages of ATM
    MPLS and VPN
    Summary of the Data Delivery Services
    Convergence
    Computer-telephony integration
    Unified communications
    Telecommunications Systems in Action: A Company Makes a Service Choice
    Prices
    Making the choice
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    12 Network Security
    Standard System Attacks
    Physical Protection
    Controlling Access
    Passwords and ID systems
    Access rights
    Auditing
    Securing Data
    Basic encryption and decryption techniques
    Securing Communications
    Spread spectrum technology
    Guarding against viruses
    Firewalls
    Wireless security
    Security Policy Design Issues
    Network Security in Action: Making Wireless LANs Secure
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    13 Network Design and Management
    Systems Development Life Cycle
    Network Modeling
    Wide area connectivity map
    Metropolitan area connectivity map
    Local area connectivity map
    Feasibility Studies
    Capacity Planning
    Creating a Baseline
    Network Administrator Skills
    Generating Usable Statistics
    Network Diagnostic Tools
    Tools that test and debug network hardware
    Network sniffers
    Managing operations
    Simple network management protocol
    Capacity Planning and Network Design in Action: Better Box
    Corporation
    Summary
    Key Terms
    Review Questions
    Exercises
    Thinking Outside the Box
    Hands-On Projects
    GLOSSARY
    INDEX
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    S E V E N T H E D I T I O N Data Communications and Computer Networks A Business User’s Approach Curt M. White DePaul University Australia • Brazil • Japan • Korea • Mexico • Singapore • Spain • United Kingdom • United States
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    Brief Contents 1 PREFACE Introduction to Computer Networks and Data Communications Fundamentals of Data and Signals 2 3 Conducted and Wireless Media 4 Making Connections 5 Making Connections Efficient: Multiplexing and Compression 6 Errors, Error Detection, and Error Control 7 Local Area Networks: Part 1 8 Local Area Networks: Part II 9 Introduction to Metropolitan Area Networks and Wide Area Networks 10 The Internet 11 Voice and Data Delivery Networks 12 Network Security 13 Network Design and Management GLOSSARY INDEX xv 1 29 63 103 121 149 175 207 241 269 307 339 373 401 415 v
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