Cisco TCP/IP Routing Professional Ref|Chris Lewis 0070410887

||boek: Cisco TCP/IP Routing Professional Reference||McGraw-Hill Series Computer Communications

||door: Chris Lewis

||taal: en
||jaar: 1998
||druk: ?
||pag.: 402p
||opm.: paperback|like new|page 1 contains a note

||isbn: 0-07-041088-7
||code: 1:002324

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With the proliferation of TCP/IP networks (the internet, plus intranets and extranets) and Cisco's vast share of the router market, this toolkit is an essential for MIS directors, LAN managers and administrators, network engineers, and technical support staff. Cisco networking expert Chris Lewis explains the ins and outs of setting up your first router, system implementation, protocol basics, performance troubleshooting, network management, and security.

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The best selling Cisco guide ever published -- now updated and expanded to include the very latest information on implementing TCP/IP protocols using Cisco routers.

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The latest info for implementing TCP/IP over Cisco routers Thoroughly updated and expanded, Cisco TCP/IP ProfessionalReference, Third Edition, by Chris Lewis, gives you all the latest information on Cisco's next generation of routers, including sections on Cisco 700, 800, 1600, 1700, 2600, 3600, 7100, 7200, and 7500. Plus clear, step-by-step instructions for every aspect of running TCP/IP overCisco routers. All configuration examples reflect implementation on a 2600 platform with IOS version 11.0 or 12.0, as appropriate. New sections address VPN implementation, management and security...IOSfirewall features...and Cisco security scanning. You're shown how to support popular legacy networks... build a TCP/IP router-based network, from determining your objectives to putting together the sample internetwork...and tackle troubleshooting issues. There's no more comprehensive resource available anywhere!

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The third edition of this work has been updated and expanded to include the latest information on Cisco's next generation of routers. All configurations and examples have been revised to reflect the latest IOS versions.

From the Backcover

The Most Trusted Guide to Cisco Routers and TCP/IP. Now in an Updated Third Edition!

"This is a valuable reference that no networking pro should be without! This should have been in the box from Cisco." Jerry Curtis, Staff Writer, Windows NT User Group

See why thousands of networking professionals turn to Cisco TCP/IP Routing Professional Reference, time and time again for reliable hands-on guidance to implementing TCP/IP over Cisco routers. This practical reference features complete coverage on topics from router and protocol basics and security concerns to supporting legacy networks and performance troubleshooting, plus much more. Clearly written and packed with easy-to-follow instructions, this one-stop manual contains solutions appropriate for novices and seasoned professionals alike. And like the previous editions, you'll find more in this book than in current Cisco documentation. All configurations are fully updated to reflect the latest technological advancements and current versions of Cisco IOS 11 and 12.

New coverage includes: Added section on VPNs, including VPN implementation, management, and security Coverage of IOS firewall features New material on Cisco hardware Updated configuration examples for implementation on a 2600 platform and IOS versions 11 and 12.

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TCP/IP go to reference manual! [2000-08-01]

If you are looking for a book on TCP/IP and only TCP/IP this is not the book you need, but if you are working towards any Cisco Certification that this book is a must have. Completely breaking down TCP/IP and relating it to the CISCO IOS has this book getting the top rating.

Lewis's expertise in the area of TCP/IP is what makes this book the handy reference you need by your side. The author is detailed, accurate and complete. While this book is not tailored to specific exam it will aid in any Cisco Certification you are planning to take.

The is an abundance of figures, diagrams, actual router screen shots, tables, and router commands to give you the one go to reference manual. In just over 480 pages Lewis takes nothing for granted making sure you have the most up to date information right at your fingertips.

The book covers IOS version 11 and 12 as well as a detailed breakdown of TCP/IP in a Cisco environment, WAN technologies, troubleshooting, VPN and firewalls. Overall an excellent book, however the one drawback maybe the price.

Michael J Woznicki [source: https--www.amazon.com.be]

A book for the stressed Cisco Engineer. Plain English [1999-05-07]

The book is direct and to the point. It doesn't float over subjects, and give you the "I don't know to much about this, so I'll tell you what you already know" deal. It gets into what you WANT to find out about. Also specifies the little things you may not know, EVEN if you consider yourself an EXPERT. Please don't buy any book just to pass a test ! BUY it if you want to LEARN and USE !! SAY NO TO PAPER CERTS.

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Outstanding Reference Guide [1997-11-17]

Excellent reference. The only reasons I do not give it a "10" is because a) the book feels cheaply made (paperback with coarse grade paper) and $50 is not cheap !!! and b) there are a few errors in the example config scripts throughout the book. The primary purpose and value of this book are completed IOS scripts. Script errors totally throw the reader, causing you to spend time determining whether you don't understand, or whether an error really exists. These same errors in a running network would bring it down. Inexcusable. Notwithstanding those caveats, an excellent book.

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If you do routers, this is a MUST... [1998-07-01]

I was relativity new with the Cisco routers, but ain't no more. This book was a great help in solving a lot of issues with real world problems. I rated 4+ stars because of the ease of reading. (1) The book doesn't have a lot of 19 letter words to leave you scratching your head. (2) It was easy to understand what was said and most of all, I was able to configure the routers with little difficult. Ever try using the shipping manual? I didn't give the book 5 stars because only God gets the best. Thanks Chris... great job on the book.

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Decent, well-written beginner book [1998-03-16]

This book does a good job of getting you started with configuring Cisco routers. It mainly covers the 2500-series, although it mentions higer-end models as well. It covers all the main routing protocols and provides quite a few practical tips & tricks (i.e. how to recover a router to which you lost the passwords), and makes interesting reading for beginners and decent albeit limited reference for pros. If there were many books on this topic the $50 price would be outrageous, but that not being the case makes it ok.

Duke [source: https--www.amazon.com.be]

A great way to start [1998-01-27]

I have over 5 years of experience in engineering, installing, and configuring Cisco Routers, and I still learned a few things. This is like having a whole series of Cisco Docs in one book.

toddvand@ne.uswest.net [source: https--www.amazon.com.be]

The First and Second Editions of Cisco TCP/IP Professional Reference by Chris Lewis have sold 50,000 copies to date! The First Edition led the way as the first book to demystify Cisco Routers. The new sophisticated voice enabled IP routers and developments in the VPN, along with Cisco's newly released IOS 11.0 and 12.0 make this new edition absolutely essential. The first chapter in this edition will review Cisco hardware that has come out since the book was first written, and new sections will include 7 VPNs will address VPN implementation, management and security, IOS firewall features, Cisco security scanning.

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TCP/IP go to reference manual! [2000-08-01]

If you are looking for a book on TCP/IP and only TCP/IP, this is not the book you need, but if you are working towards any Cisco Certification, then this book is a must have. Completely breaking down TCP/IP and relating it to the CISCO IOS has this book getting the top rating.Lewis's expertise in the area of TCP/IP is what makes this book the handy reference you need by your side. The author is detailed, accurate and complete. While this book is not tailored to specific exam it will aid in any Cisco Certification you are planning to take.The is an abundance of figures, diagrams, actual router screen shots, tables, and router commands to give you the one go to reference manual. In just over 480 pages Lewis takes nothing for granted making sure you have the most up to date information right at your fingertips.The book covers IOS version 11 and 12 as well as a detailed breakdown of TCP/IP in a Cisco environment, WAN technologies, troubleshooting, VPN and firewalls. Overall an excellent book, however the one drawback maybe the price.

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The best book on TCP/IP and routers [1999-09-17]

Chris is simply the best author. He gives you what you need to know. He teachs how and why things are done. I recommend this book to anyone serious about learning CISCO routers and IP routing.

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Excellent Cisco and IP routing reference [1999-02-27]

If you're new to IP routing, or just need to brush up, this is an excellent tool. It's not the only book you'll need, but it's one you shouldn't be without.

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As Good As it Gets [1998-12-16]

To have rate this book anything less than 5 stars would be grossly unfair. Chris Lewis has displayed a brilliance in his book seldom see in other authors, and only for very few times in my life have I experienced such inspirational writing. Chris use brilliant examples, and many of them, to illustrate how things work - or fail. Warn you about possible disaster like p.48 where you might have to physically replace all routers when hacker strike ( how, Chris? Give us hints. ), use a lot of SHOW commands and tell you what to pay attention to, point out important concept like "Frame Relay is a layer 2 protocol and does not understand the concept of network number" when other authors seem only eager to tell you the IOS command to setup a frame relay network, give useful suggestions and insightful knowledge that you can talk like a veteran WAN/CISCO engineer in front of customer, nice historical perpective like "RARP originally was designed for diskless workstation that has no place to store an IP address". When other author stopped after telling you the IOS command to setup IPX routing, Chris tell you " it is only now that the real works begins in order to get ipX routing work efficiently over variety of network media", and tell you SAP update is more of a concern that RIP updates - such insightful knowledge that can reduce hours of frustrated work. Thanks Chris, for this impressively brilliant book, and if writing one book did not scare you enough, can you please write at least a couple more. Drop me an email and I will buy it before the ink is dry.

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The first chapter will review Cisco hardware that has come out since the book was first written. The end of the chapter will have subsections on Cisco 700, 800, 1600, 17000, 2600, 3600, 7100, 7200, 7500.

• New Sections
• VPNs will address VPN implementation, management and security
• IOS firewall features
• Cisco security scanning
• All configuration examples will be updated to reflect implementation on a 2600 platform with IOS version 11 or 12 as
• appropriate.

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Chris Lewis has over 15 years experience as analyst, designer, and manager of computer based trading systems for trading companies and market vendor organizations, as well as a decade of experience trading his own account. Lewis has an MBA and Certificate in Technical Analysis from Londons City University Business School, and has written numerous articles on systems design and engineering.

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Christopher LEWIS est vice-president de ILX Systems, une entreprise britannique qui exploite un tres grand reseau Cisco. Il publie regulierement des articles dans des journaux techniques. Il est, en particulier, editorialiste pour Network Computing Magazine.

Christopher S. Lewis (Hastings-on-Hudson, New York) is a vice-president at ILX Systems, a chartered engineer, a member of the Institution of Electrical Engineers and frequently publishes articles in leading networking journals.

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