A companion reference to the author's Internetworking Handbook that provides network managers a single source for all the major multivendor software commands. File structures of UNIX, MVS, DEC, OS/40 etc., and all the most frequently used commands included in this one-stop, indispensable reference.

Here's the definitive reference for networking professionals that takes the complex and often confusing subject of networking and breaks it down topic by topic into easily understood sections. This second edition features new chapters on multimedia, voice, and Intranets, new and updated coverage of Ethernet, Frame Relay and APPN, and a completely updated glossary and acronym list.

Lower pricing, wider availability, and a driving need for greater bandwidth (spurred on by the Internet) have combined to make ISDN services popular. This nuts-and-bolts factbook provides hands-on technical, financial, and strategic planning techniques to implement ISDN for residential or business-oriented access, point-to-point data connections, support for video conferencing, and backbone support for LAN/WAN interconnection.

Beginning at the level appropriate for the TCP/IP and router novice but advancing to cover topics of use to the experienced router engineer, this text focuses on how to implement the TCP/IP protocols using the most common TCP/IP routine device in use today, the Cisco router. Detailed descriptions, examples, and configurations are provided that can be used for building real-world internetworks. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

This is a TCP/IP title for the network professional who has to plan, implemnt, and maintain TCP/IP over the network. The book features step-by-step instructions covering IPv6, the latest release. The CD-ROM contains RFC's for IPv6.

Despite the torrent of Internet guides, none has been aimed at LAN managers until now. This much-needed book is the most comprehensive LAN-specific Internet reference, covering the topic from all angles. Extensive case studies shed light on the workings of Internet/LAN connections in the corporate world.

Ed Taylor breaks down the complex SNA-TCP/IP challenge into manageable chunks. In this essential handbook, he provides everything network administrators and managers need to ensure a smooth transition from SNA to TCP/IP, or an integrated environment. No matter what your level of expertise or depth of technical knowledge, this book provides the bridges, the background, and the clear, uncompromising detail that you need to guarantee integration. Fully illustrated with diagrams, this book brings you assured guidance in design, configuration, internetworking, and maintenance.

Cabling determines not just how effectively a network design can be implemented, but also its performance and longevity. This how-to guide provides complete details about methods, practices, and standards for installing and maintaining effective local area network wiring. Popular cabling topolgies such as Ethernet, Token Ring, Arcnet, FDDI, and ATM are fully covered.

This is a reference text for advanced network architects, designers and administrators. It covers every aspect of contemporary network computing, from data and voice to multimedia, Intranet networks. There is also step-by-step instructions on how to develop a hybrid network.