An Introduction to Tcp/IP

ISBN-13: 9780387966519 / Angielski / Miękka / 1987 / 100 str.

John Davidson; J. Davidson

Opis

TCP/IP is currently the most important emerging protocol suite in the computer networking field. The need for connecting computers and other electronic devices together will grow exponentially, in industry as well as in academic and research environments. An introduction to TCP/IP describes the protocol suite according to the International Organization for Standards'(ISO) seven-level (OSI) reference model. It is a unique and valuable source of information for everybody interested or involved in local or wide-area computer networking projects. It is written by Dr. John Davidson at Ungermann/Bass, the world's largest manufacturer of local area networks.

Spis treści

Origins of the TCP/IP Protocol Suite.- The TCP Community.- The OSI Reference Model.- Overview of the TCP/IP Protocol Suite.- A Sample Internetwork.- Level Two — The Data Link Layer.- Services and Standards at the Data Link Layer.- Ethernet.- Level Three — the Network Layer.- Internet Protocol (IP).- IP Overview.- IP Header.- Fragmentation and Reassembly.- Setting Parameters.- Error Reporting Service.- Matching IP Addresses to Network Configurations.- Services IP Requires from Lower Layers.- Internetwork Control Message Protocol (ICMP).- Address Resolution Protocol (ARP).- Internet Address Resolution.- Proxy ARP.- Reverse Address Resolution Protocol (RARP).- IP on IEEE 802 Networks.- Level Four — The Transport Layer.- Services identified for the Transport Layer.- Transmission Control Protocol (TCP).- TCP Overview.- TCP Header Format.- Connection Management.- Acknowledgement.- Row Control.- Multiplexing.- Synchronization.- Rendezvous.- The Push Flag.- User Datagram Protocol (UDP).- Port Numbers.- Levels Five through Seven — Session through Application Layers.- Services Identified with the Session, Presentation and Application Levels.- File Transfer Protocol (FTP).- FTP Control Connections.- FTP Data Connections.- Telnet.- Network Virtual Terminal (NVT).- Principle of Negotiated Options.- NetBios.- Domain Name Service (DNS).- Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP).- Appendix One — Glossary of Terms.- Appendix Two — Assigned Number.- Ethernet Type Numbers of Interest.- Assigned Protocol Numbers Within the IP Header.- Assigned Port Numbers in TCP and UDP Headers.- Assigned Telnet Options.- Appendix Three — References.