Any help ? I'm a Comp. Sci. student , and I'd like to know where or form what I can learn the basics of networking and the TCP/IP protocols , along with thier application .
hehe, you know the people here are way more insterested in civ than abstract concepts like TCP/IP
anyway for me I used the CCNA Certification Library (ISBN: 1-58720-095-3). It's a bit Cisco centered (naturally) but very good, and helped me a lot to understand TCP/IP.
another book would be of course the "Computer Networks" by Andrew Tanenbaum, it's a bit dry but the guy certainly knows what he's writing about.
You can also contact Cisco through your university to see if they'll set up a networking academy program. Then you'll have hands on experience to go with the book learning.
There are thousands of sites like this. After the basics, your learning will probably need to come from work on a real network and study of the RFC's. These are dry, but they are the start and end of how the internet works.
My dad's MIS guy taught me a little bit about TCP/IP using Tom Shaughnessy's Cisco Beginner's Guide. I was floored by the massive size of the book, but he just laughed and told me that was just a "summary version" of real Cisco stuff.
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