IP Addressing Fundamentals

IP Addressing Fundamentals explains simply and clearly how the IP address space works and how it is used. This is a reader-friendly book that details the fundamentals of the IP address space from the ground up. IP Addressing Fundamentals unravels the mysteries of subnetting, supernetting, and CIDR; thoroughly explains the binary mathematics of IPv4's addressing space; and demonstrates how an IP address becomes an active component in both networks and internetworks. Author Mark Sportack prepares you for real-world success by walking you through some of the issues and traps that lie in wait for anyone who needs to plan or manage the use of an IP address space. Most importantly, this book doesn't presume you already know what the entire IP addressing puzzle looks like.

Edición: Cisco Press (2002)
Idioma: Inglés
Formato: CHM

Contenido:

1. Developing the Internet's Technologies
2. Classical IP: The Way It Was
3. Fixed-Length Subnet Masks
4. Variable-Length Subnet Masks
5. The Date of Doom
6. Classless Interdomain Routing (CIDR)
7. Private Addresses and NAT
8. Internet Names
9. IP Multicasting
10. Networking with IP
11. Internetworking with IP
12. Network Stability
13. Planning and Managing an Address Space
14. Address Management Tactics
15. IPv6: The Future of IP Addressing

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