espo@bpa.BELL-ATL.COM (Bob Esposito) (04/21/88)
I received my copy just last week from Prentice Hall and its
really a comprehensive view of the TCP/IP technology and
the Internet.
Although I'm only half-way finished, I would suggest getting
a copy for your technical reference library. It has some great
appendices explaining terms, RFC references and much more.
Douglas Comer did a fine job with this one!!!
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In article <582@bpa.BELL-ATL.COM> espo@bpa.BELL-ATL.COM (Bob Esposito) writes: > > I received my copy just last week from Prentice Hall and its > really a comprehensive view of the TCP/IP technology and > the Internet. > > Douglas Comer did a fine job with this one!!! Comer's books are available from the Library of Computer and Information Sciences (LCIS) book club. I bring this up because some people were having trouble getting Stallings book set in a timely fashion. I'm not sure that people will have trouble with Comer's books, but it might be a good idea to look into LCIS if they are going to do a good job tracking unix/tcp-ip leterature. I subscribe, but have no other interest in LCIS. Kent England, Boston University