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Managing IP Addresses: How to Number Your Network for Growth and Change [Paperback]

Bill Dutcher (Author)
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January 3, 2000 0471254843 978-0471254843 1
The definitive resource for address management and numbering solutions.

Managing IP Addresses

With networks expanding and mutating at breakneck speed, effective IP address management today requires solutions that are immediate, inexpensive, and transparent to the end user. Written by a networking consultant for the world-renowned Network Solutions, Inc., this book guides you through the crucial steps of ongoing network address management, providing tips and techniques on how to best utilize the IP protocol.

After introducing you to the fundamental concepts of IP addressing, Bill Dutcher provides a brief history of IP address assignment and Internet governance. He then clearly shows you how to plan and design a network and create IP addresses. As you gain the necessary skills to better manage IPaddresses, you'll also learn how to accommodate corporate reorganization and anticipate future growth.

Dutcher also covers:
* The process of IP routing and reassigning IP addresses
* The mechanics involved in renumbering a network
* How to subdivide IP address space into subnetworks
* The implications of network address translation (NAT) on network security
* Several tools that can make host renumbering easier to do
* Router configuration and management issues when renumbering
* networks
* Where IP addressing is headed in the near future

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The definitive resource for address management and numbering solutions.

Managing IP Addresses

With networks expanding and mutating at breakneck speed, effective IP address management today requires solutions that are immediate, inexpensive, and transparent to the end user. Written by a networking consultant for the world-renowned Network Solutions, Inc., this book guides you through the crucial steps of ongoing network address management, providing tips and techniques on how to best utilize the IP protocol.

After introducing you to the fundamental concepts of IP addressing, Bill Dutcher provides a brief history of IP address assignment and Internet governance. He then clearly shows you how to plan and design a network and create IP addresses. As you gain the necessary skills to better manage IPaddresses, you'll also learn how to accommodate corporate reorganization and anticipate future growth.

Dutcher also covers:
* The process of IP routing and reassigning IP addresses
* The mechanics involved in renumbering a network
* How to subdivide IP address space into subnetworks
* The implications of network address translation (NAT) on network security
* Several tools that can make host renumbering easier to do
* Router configuration and management issues when renumbering
* networks
* Where IP addressing is headed in the near future

About the Author

BILL DUTCHER is Manager of Network Consulting Services for Network Solutions, Inc., one of the world's largest Internet/network providers. A frequent contributor to publications such as Data Communications, PC Week, and WindowsPro, Bill has frequently written about networking issues, including IP addressing.

Product Details

  • Paperback: 310 pages
  • Publisher: Wiley; 1 edition (January 3, 2000)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0471254843
  • ISBN-13: 978-0471254843
  • Product Dimensions: 9.2 x 7.5 x 0.8 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 1.3 pounds
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #3,683,466 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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4.0 out of 5 stars Great for non-Gurus, March 17, 2001
This review is from: Managing IP Addresses: How to Number Your Network for Growth and Change (Paperback)
I was hesitant to buy this book given that it's thin (as compared to most computer books) and costs 50 bucks but I'm glad I decided to spend the money.

Chapter 1 has one of the best, common sense, explanations of the basics of TCP/IP I've read. Given other titles I've read I thought subnetting was a hideous, complex process but this book puts it in laymans' terms.

The entire book is a very "easy read". It's perfect for those of us who are not TCP/IP gurus. I plan to start on some Cisco titles now and this was a great preparation for those.

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