IP from A to Z
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Word Count
144,500 words, Guess
Page Count
578 pages
Physical Format
EBook
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveipfromtoz00mull
- Internet Archiveiptoz0000mull
- ISBN-139780071429092
- ISBN-100071429093
- OverDriveE105F67D-CBBA-47F8-B988-8C340626F14F
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL24291335M
Classifications
- LCCTK5105.585 .M84 2003eb
Description
THE MOST PRECISE, CONCISE AND AUTHORITATIVE IP REFERENCE AVAILABLE! With Internet- and intranet-based information firmly established as the lifeblood of business, no IT professional can truly succeed without a deep understanding of Internet protocol (IP). If your work includes the maintenance, upgrade, or design of these essential business networks, or you simply need to understand the field’s complex lingo, you’ll welcome the insight of IP A to Z. Easy to read, easy to use! Written by a noted networking expert, IP A to Z delivers nearly one hundred detailed articles, each providing comprehensive coverage of a key IP topic. Plus, the book’s wealth of detailed, informative illustrations ensures you’ll come away with a mastery of IP from a variety of perspectives—protocols, applications, services, and management. From traditional data and addressing issues to cutting edge voice transport mechanisms and streaming content issues, IP A to Z is the one-stop, quick look-up resource no one in networking should be without. Including: Application Service Providers Asynchronous Transfer Mode Cable Modems Content Delivery Networks Cyber Crime Digital Signatures Extranets Firewalls Frame Relay Home Phoneline Networking Integrated Access Devices Internet Telephony Intranets Multiservice Networking Network Statistics Performance Baselining Ping Proxy Servers Quality of Service Streaming Content Unified Messaging Virtual Private Networks Voice-Data Convergence
First Sentence
The American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) is one of three regional Internet registries that collectively manage Internet Protocol (IP) address assignments.
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Other Editions
- IP from A to Z
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