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"This is both an encyclopedic and comprehensible guide to the TCP/IP protocol suite that will appeal to newcomers and the seasoned professional."
—DominoPower Magazine (Read more) |
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"I've never seen a book on this subject before to match this one . . . it's as close to indispensable as a printed work can get."
—NetPerformance.com (Read more) |
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"A rocking, well-organized, profusely illustrated book . . . Probably the best new introduction and reference book around."
—NetPerformance.com, June 12, 2006 (Read more) |
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"The book is well-organized, well-illustrated, and has a conversational tone that makes it easy to read and learn even for networking novices."
—Windows Networking, May 10, 2006 (Read more) |
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"It's informative and easy to read, even when discussing rather nasty protocols, and when it covers something, it generally covers it quite completely."
—;login:, April 2006 (Read more) |
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"Due to size, it may seem like this book is solely for students or engineers. However, The TCP/IP Guide is great for anyone and everyone as it can act both as a reference guide and a textbook."
—Linux Security, April 6, 2006 (Read more) |
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"The author does a great job of discussing the significance of the information he is presenting . . . Whereas some books seem to throw illustrations in simply to break up the text, this book adds just the right amount in the right places to make sure you understand."
—Linux Magazine, April 2006 (Read more) |
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"Covers a great breadth and depth of information . . . an excellent reference." (4.5 out of 5 stars)
—About.com, February 2006 (Read more) |
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The TCP/IP Guide is “Larry’s Tip o' the Month”: “In short, this is a
really well-done book, and well worth the price if you need up-to-date,
easy-to-digest information about TCP/IP. I wish I'd written this puppy.”
—IBM’s developerWorks, January 18, 2006 (Read more) |
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“Nicely organized, from an introduction to networking through
administration and troubleshooting, the book clearly explains each topic.”
—Library Journal, January 2006 (subscription required) (Read more) |
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“Kozierok's description of IPv4 addressing is probably the clearest I
have ever read. And his chapters about IP subnetting and classless
addressing are masterful. If I ever teach communication protocols again,
my lecture notes will owe a great deal to this book…. I continue to be
astounded that this much information, presented in a clear and
entertaining fashion, is available for so little.”
—Kickstart News, January 2006 (Read more) |
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“A mind-boggling contribution to understanding and applying TCP/IP
protocols to network administration…This is a truly impressive work…comprehensive and readable.”
—JavaRanch, January 2006 (Read more) |
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Included with article entitled "Modules Ease Network Connections" as resource for further reading
—ECN, January 1, 2006 (Read more) |
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"This is the kind of reference book that might be worth reading cover to cover in spite of its bulk."
—Open.ITWorld.com, December 21, 2005 (Read more) |
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"This book is the Real Deal... If you've read as many bad IT books as I have, you will appreciate the mastery of Kozierok's achievement. His warmth and style don't smack you in the face at first, but keep reading, and you'll discover an IT brother."
—WatchGuard Wire, December 8, 2005 (Read more) |
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"A 'must' for any serious web operator."
—Midwest Book Review, December 2005 (Read more) |
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Review titled "A New TCP/IP Classic": "Keeps things interesting and flowing well enough that working one's way through... is actually entertaining instead of torture."
—Slashdot, December 14, 2005 (Read more) |
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Sample chapter posted
—SearchOpenSource, December 7, 2005 (Read more) |
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"The most comprehensive guide to TCP/IP protocols we have ever come across. It also is the most readable. This is a book that will be staying on our shelves, and we highly recommend it."
—Network World, November 28, 2005 (Read more) |
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"Now I can retire all my other TCP/IP books I have gathering dust on my bookshelves... This book however may become timeless, because it not only talks about, but shows everything."
—MacCompanion, December 2005 (Read more) |
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Included in Secure Reads column
—Information Security Magazine, November 2005 (Read more) |
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"Smartly illustrated, the book is easily navigated for both brief overviews of the subject matter and more in-depth study of TCP/IP-related topics... A welcome change from the information congestion common on the Information Superhighway."
—About This Particular Mac (ATPM), December 2005 (Read more) |
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"Focuses on the nuts and bolts of how the protocols work while maintaining an emphasis on the present state of the art (including extensive coverage of IPv6)."
—Book News, December 2005 (Read more) |
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Book announcement posted
—Lockergnome, December 2, 2005 (Read more) |
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"A must-have addition to the libraries of internetworking students, educators, networking professionals, and those working toward certification."
—Golden Triangle PC Club, November 2005 (Read more) |
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Table of contents and link to sample chapter posted
—Windows IT Library, (Read more) |
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"Anything and everything you ever wanted to or needed to know about the ins and outs of the TCP/IP... you could not find a better, more comprehensive book on the subject. I would give it two thumbs up for sure."
—Cariboo Computer Magazine, November 2005 (Read More) |
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"I can't think of a reason why any datacenter or beginning IT technician wouldn't want to own this volume... And it's not one of those books that's going to be outdated in six months' time."
—Blogcritics.org, October 31, 2005 (Read More) |
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Honorable mention in list of must-have books
—DigitalFilipino, September 25, 2005 (Read More) |
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Preview chapter posted for The TCP/IP Guide
—Tech Republic, July 13, 2005 (Preview chapter) |
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