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Here is the sixth edition of the most authoritative book on modern chain technologies, written by the expert Andrew Tanenbaum in co -authorship with Google specialist David Weseroll and a professor at the University of Chicago, Nick Fimster. The first version of this classical work was born back in 1980, and since then each edition of the book has invariably became a bestseller. The book consistently sets out the main concepts that determine the current state of computer networks and the trends of their development. The authors explain in detail the device and principles of hardware and software, consider all aspects and levels of network organization - from physical to applied. The presentation of theoretical principles is supplemented by vivid, indicative examples of the functioning of the Internet and computer networks of various types. Much attention is paid to network safety.
The sixth edition has been completely processed taking into account the changes that have occurred in the field of network technologies in recent years, and, in particular, it illuminates technologies such as DOCSIS, 4G and 5G, wireless networks of the 802.11AX, 100 gigant Ethernet networks, Internet items, modern transport protocols Cubic TCP, QUIC and BBR, software-configated networks and much more
The sixth edition has been completely processed taking into account the changes that have occurred in the field of network technologies in recent years, and, in particular, it illuminates technologies such as DOCSIS, 4G and 5G, wireless networks of the 802.11AX, 100 gigant Ethernet networks, Internet items, modern transport protocols Cubic TCP, QUIC and BBR, software-configated networks and much more
Author:
Author:Фимстер Ник, Таненбаум Эндрю, Уэзеролл Дэвид
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4461-1766-6
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