Routing in the Internet (2nd Edition)

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Summary: An excellent, though a bit dated, book.
Review: This is a very good encyclopedic book about routing, written by a writer who shows his talents and knowledge.

It gives a very thorough cover of routing at the level of a good study book, which is lacking from the popular TCP/IP books.

This book was written some years ago, and it's age shows, e.g. in it's cover of BGP4 and IPv6.

I recommend this book wholeheartly, with the warning that people who need to actually work with specific routing protocol(s) nowadays should buy a current book.

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Summary: If you configure routers, buy this book!
Review: Without bogging down in vendor specifics, this book gives you a clear vision of routing protocols and when to use each. The book was easy to follow and give enough packet detail, it could be used to debug routing problems.