Thomas' Concise telecom and networking dictionary

Thomas M. Thomas

348 pages, parution le 20/03/2000

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Résumé

A thorough resource in a complex and fast changing industry. Networking and telecommunications is a complex and fast-changing industry and professionals need a definitive reference. Whether it's ADSL, XDSL, VOIP, or SNMP, this A-to-Z guide of networking and telecommunications will keep professionals informed about broadband and evolving network technologies.

Serves many markets. This is the perfect reference for engineers involved in the field of networking and telecommunications. It belongs on the desk of every engineer no matter what his or her level of technical expertise. Also great for those in sales and marketing, who lack technical expertise but must know the terminology in order to service their customers.

Features and benefits:

Dictionary format -- Arranged alphabetically in an easy-to-read and referenced format with over 900 pages of definitions
Web enhanced -- Backed by Netcerts.com (a premiere certification web site), the book will be continuously updated by readers and the authors as new definitions are submitted online
More than definitions -- Moves beyond strict definitions with illustrations and easy-to-understand examples and applications
Hardware, software, and protocols -- Covers all major definitions within the operating systems used by networking professionals including UNIX, LINUX, Novell, Microsoft, and Solaris. Also covers all flavors of LAN and WAN as well as emerging technologies such as xDSL, Voice over IP, VPNs, and Network Security.

Table of contents

ATM
Cisco
Ethernet
IP
Telephony
Security
OSPF
XDSL
Voice over IP

L'auteur - Thomas M. Thomas

Thomas M. Thomas, II, CCNA, CCNP, CCDA, CCIE No. 9360 is a certified Cisco Systems instructor and the founder of NetCerts.com and the Certified Professional Association - Worldwide or CPAW for short (www.cpaw.org), an organization designed to bring together the users of Cisco equipment to learn and network. He was previously a course developer for Cisco Systems and an instructor for Chesapeake Computer Consultants, and has published several titles on Cisco networking. Tom is currently working as a Senior Principle Consultant with Ericsson IP Infrastructure and lives in Raleigh, NC with his family.