The text aims to be a complete guide to implementing TCP/IP on NT networks. It takes the reader from the basics of TCP/IP through the creation of an NT-based Website, complete with WWW, gopher and ftp capabilities.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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The best book to start with,
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This review is from: Mastering Tcp/Ip for Nt Server (Paperback)
I'm a certified Microsoft trainer and I specialize in TCP/IP. When students ask what book they should start with, I always used to say, like everyone else, Douglas Comer's _Internetworking with TCP/IP, vol 1_. OK, Comer's book is great. It is a college textbook and it reads like one. If you want/need that level of detail, then get it. But for people just starting with TCP/IP, this is a much better book to start with. It is also helpful if you just need to know more about NetBIOS over TCP/IP. I've been waiting for Mark to write a book like this for years now. His writing style is very reader-friendly. He keeps it full of information but in a way that doesn't overload you. If you haven't read his outstanding articles in Windows NT Magazine, you're really missing out.
I also know Todd and Monica professionally and have a lot of respect for their talents as engineers and authors.
A good addition to an MCSE's library.
(My opinion is my own and does not necessarily express that of my employer, QuickStart Technologies.)
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Well written guide to the "Redmond" flavor of TCP/IP.,
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This review is from: Mastering Tcp/Ip for Nt Server (Paperback)
Another exceptional member of Mark Minasi's "Mastering" series for Microsoft Backoffice. This is a good middle of the road guide to the Redmond, WA. flavor of TCP/IP ... but don't expect a down & dirty disection of the protocol. This is aimed more at MCSE candidates or sysadmins wanting the skinny on implimenting TCP/IP in their WindowsNT network, using WINS, DNS, Proxy Server and IIS. Reads well, like all of Minasi's books to date!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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I returned this book, and you should too.,
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This review is from: Mastering Tcp/Ip for Nt Server (Paperback)
I was just starting out in the field, and I picked up this book on advice from a friend. I wish I hadn't. I had already read through...Minasi's other NT book...The descriptions in both books were entertaining, but maybe I was spending too much time having fun to learn anything useful. I had to go get another book, Douglas Comer's _Internetworking with TCP/IP_ to really get a handle on this material. I recommend that book whole-heartedly, but I am thoroughly disenchanted by Minasi..
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