The revision of this title highlights the new communications topics relative to the Internet. Demystifying is a series highlighting various communications topics targeted for the professional who does not have in-depth technical background in communications technology.
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Very Good Introduction to TCP/IP,
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This review is from: Demystifying Tcp/Ip (Paperback)
When I picked up this book, I didn't know anything about TCP/IP. A few hours later when I finished this short book I could recognize simple TCP/IP jargon like "kerberos" and know what's basically going on. Like it says, this book is intended to be an intro to TCP/IP before tackling a bigger book on the subject. It does the job beautifully.If you don't know a thing about TCP/IP and want to learn about it, I highly suggest reading this book before moving on to a more in-depth book.
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Mystifying TCP/IP,
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This review is from: Demystifying Tcp/Ip (Paperback)
This book is essentially a glossary of internet terms. Many of the chapter names begin with "What is..." followed by, for example, "FTP". There is a certain amount of historical comment, very little depth of explanation, and no practical information at all. The sheer mass of technical terms - I started counting them and quit at 100 - leads to complete confusion, rather than demystification.
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This book is easy to understand and concise. It is a good starting point before taking a class on this topic. If you are studying for the Network+ I would endorse reading this book before you take on the TCP/IP chapters. Although it does not explain the OSI model in its entirety and it is older, it is a good starting point and a keeper for future reference.
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