Computer Networks And Internets with internet applications Douglas E.Comer

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Comer, Douglas E [author]

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TextPublisher: Upper Saddle, New Jersey Pearson Prentice Hall 2004Edition: 4th editionDescription: xxxi, 719mukasurat. illustration. 24cm. CD-ROMContent type:

Text

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Unmediated

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013123627x

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TK5105.5. C58 2004

Summary: This book offers an incomparable tour that explains everything from Internet applications to the lowest levels of packet transmisssion. It shows how protocols are layered and explains how a given layer provides services used by the next higher layer.

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This book offers an incomparable tour that explains everything from Internet applications to the lowest levels of packet transmisssion. It shows how protocols are layered and explains how a given layer provides services used by the next higher layer.

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