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Summary: The best book on TCP/IP that I have come across.
Review: I consider myself very fortunate to be one of the first few to have a copy of this book (draft copy that is sold at DeAnza College Bookshop). I fully recommend this book as it starts from the basics and covers all aspects of TCP/IP. I understand that the published version of this book will cover a few additional topics. I am really looking forward to reading this book. An essential book for everyone interested in TCP/IP. Also an EXCELLENT reference book. D.L Rao Lecturer SPAS University of the South Pacific PO Box 1168 Suva Fiji
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Summary: To the point and the best explanation I have ever read.
Review: I don't think it could get better than this. The book was able to clarify some of my doubts after few years of struggle. Most books beat around the bush and are not to the point, this book explained the inside out of the Internet and its working. I have become a fan of this book. I will always keep with me as a reference.
Anyone doing anything with Internet should have a copy.
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Summary: Very easy to understand.
Review: I read this book last year as a part of my course. I found it was very easy to understand, and later I used it as my revision book when I want to revise some concepts. I also put this book onto my shelf for later use. For me, at the first time, I have no experience or any knowledge about TCP/IP. After I finished this book, I know more a lot. This Forouzan's work is a noble one. He used a very understandable way to explain what they are. So this book are suitable for a undergrad student or whom that has no idea in TCP/IP
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Summary: very good one
Review: simple and understandable language. was extremely helpful in my course.
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Summary: The simplest book on TCP/IP
Review: There is no doubt that apart from Douglas Comer's three-volume set, this is the best book to learn TCP/IP. Behrouz has simply created magic, with his usual liberal use of diagrams and tables to explain complex topics with ease. I would strongly recommend this book for those who want to learn TCP/IP at a conceptual level in addition to Comer. However, if you want to go to the internals, this may not be the right book for you.
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Summary: Excellent permanent reference for TCP/IP concepts
Review: This is a very good reference for anyone interested in TCP/IP concepts, from a beginner to a seasoned network administrator. However, this book doesn't get too much into coding aspects. It may seem a little expensive on the face of it but, the money is worth spent.
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