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  Networking with TCP/IP and Unix
    for users and network administrators

  Unix Users Guide to TCP/IP Networking
  Administrators Guide to TCP/IP Networking (for Unix systems)
  TCP/IP Network Administration
  TCP/IP Administrators Guide
  The Guide to TCP/IP net admin
  TCP/IP system administration
  TCP/IP networking managers guide
  Network Administration (for Unix and TCP/IP)
  Network Administration using TCP/IP
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The basic idea:
  The book contains short protocol descriptions before telling
how to use applications that make use of them.  The application
programs are described, and are then followed by useful examples.
Bugs, security problems, performance tips and hints are also included.

In memory of TOPS-20 and its influence on the TCP/IP protocols,

Foreword

Introduction

Information
  History, arpanet/milnet/internet
  The NIC
    RFCs, applications, network numbers, domain registration

Internetworking Model
The Media (Ethernet and Token)
  use, cabling, restrictions

The Protocols
  Network Layer
    IP, ICMP, ARP
    subnetting, proxy arp
  Transport
    TCP, UDP
  remote login (TELNET)
  File transfer (FTP)

Naming and Addressing
  tables
  YP
  DNS
    naming
    resolvers
    servers
      registeration
      zone files

Mail
  SMTP, RFC822
  mail and domains
  Sendmail configuration

Remote procedure call
  XDR, RPC

NFS
  Mountd
  NFS

Berkeley networking
  trusted hosts groups
  rsh, rcp, rlogin, rdist(?)
  rmt, rdump, rrestore
  ruptime, rwhod
  trailers

Booting
  RARP
  BOOTP
  TFTP

Configuration
  ifconfig, arp, netstat

Routing
  route
  routed (RIP)
  egp

Miscellaneous
  time/rdate
  finger
  whois
  quote

Gateways and TIPs

Security issues
  rlogin, r*, nfs, gateways, tips, log files

Performance issues
  nfs, tcp, lossy links, slip lines, gateways/bridges

SLIP
  PPP

X summary
  protocol
  application

Net management
  SNMP

Programming Interfaces
  Sockets
  Streams

Host Requirements RFC?

References

Index
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Possible reviewers:
  vivian, jose, frank
  geoff goodfellow
  Jon Postel
  Bob Gilligan
  Eric Brunner
  Paul Hyder?
  Chuck Hedrick

Intro
  Doug Comer
  Dan Lynch
  Jon Postel
  Vint Cerf

Additional writers
  Bob Gilligan
    RARP, BOOTP
  Eric Fair
    Sendmail configuration
  Greg Satz
    Gateway stuff?
  Vince Fuller
    routing
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Inside cover Author Blurb

Mark K. Lottor (MKL@NIC.DDN.MIL) has been an active member of the
TCP/IP community since 1982, just after TCP/IP was introduced.  He is
currently systems programmer and assistant manager of the computer
facility for the DDN Network Information Center at SRI International
in Menlo Park, California.  Mark is an active member of the Internet
Engineering Task Force and has authored three RFCs on TCP/IP
networking protocols and usage.  He has implemented numerous protocols
including an NFS server for TOPS-20.  Lottor also teaches TCP/IP
networking seminars for Advanced Computing Environments of Mountain
View, California.
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Back Cover

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This book is for the network or system administrator of hosts using
the TCP/IP protocol suite.  It is also for the users of TCP/IP
networking software.  It is written specifically for Unix based
systems but should also prove helpful for other operating system based
implementations of the TCP/IP protocol suite.

In this book you will learn about:
  - The Internetworking Model
  - Common Network Media
  - TCP/IP protocol theory and model
  - Configuration of TCP/IP hosts
  - Yellow Pages and the Domain Name System
  - Internet Mail and protocols
  - The Network File System
  - File transfer and remote login
  - Berkeley extensions
  - Networking security issues