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Summary: Not very good for a developer
Review: I found this book to contain a lot of "marketing" as opposed to technical details which i am more interested in. The book is divided into 2 parts: N-ISDN and B-ISDN. I was hoping the book would spend a lot of time laying foundations and giving details about LAPD, Q931 etc... But it covers those fundamental topics very lightly. Yet it spends 3 long chapters on ISDN "marketing" so to speak. For example, it goes into painfull details on different ISDN services and how much they cost etc... etc...I am dissapointed with this book.
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Summary: Not very good for a developer
Review: I found this book to contain a lot of "marketing" as opposed to technical details which i am more interested in. The book is divided into 2 parts: N-ISDN and B-ISDN. I was hoping the book would spend a lot of time laying foundations and giving details about LAPD, Q931 etc... But it covers those fundamental topics very lightly. Yet it spends 3 long chapters on ISDN "marketing" so to speak. For example, it goes into painfull details on different ISDN services and how much they cost etc... etc... I am dissapointed with this book.
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Summary: Why I wrote the book...
Review: I started the first edition of the ISDN book back in 1989 because I couldn't find a good general reference on the topic... and I knew (hoped?) that it was an important service and technology. If you'd like more information about me, check out http://www.together.net/~kessler/gck
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Summary: ISDN Concepts
Review: I would like to obtain this book in my countr
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Summary: The definitive guide to ISDN!
Review: Regarded as the most reliable and up-to-date guide of its kind, ISDN by authors Gary Kessler and Peter Southwick bring their excellent work to a wider audience with the revised and expanded ISDN It provides readers with the latest data on standards and services in the field, ATM and Frame Relay, and ISDNs use for Internet access, as well as all the background information professionals need. The authors are established ISDN authorities, speakers, and seminar leaders at Comdex, ComNet, and ICA/SUPERCOM. ISDN ~ SIGNATURE EDITION covers everything from the basics of both ISDN and D-ISDN, to "narrowband" and National ISDN, to B-ISDN. Also covered is ATM and its relationship between ISDN, B-ISDN, and the Internet. The book also includes Appendices of abbreviations, ISDN, B-ISDN, and SS7 recommendations from the ITU-T, and addresses of the standards organizations. ISDN ~ SIGNATURE EDITION is useful to telecommunications professionals needing to learn more about various aspects of ISDN, or by professors and students in a telecommunications curriculum.
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Summary: ISDN:Concepts, Facilities and services
Review: Since, this book is new in our labrary, so I think it is good for student references. I have read this book and more to the ISDN technology that good for enhance or compare with new technology in current development of Networking technology.
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Summary: ISDN:Concepts, Facilities and services
Review: Since, this book is new in our labrary, so I think it is good for student references. I have read this book and more to the ISDN technology that good for enhance or compare with new technology in current development of Networking technology.
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Summary: Excellent
Review: This book, as with the entire signature series is excellent. The Signature Series should be everyones first and last reference book. They are clear, concise, and to the point. I especially like their ATM Applications and Theory and their TCP/IP books. This ISDN book is another winner
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Summary: Not very good for a developer
Review: This is an excellent book. It covers much more than I had expected. I use it often in my research for the classes that I teach. It has been an excellent guide.
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Summary: Very pleased user
Review: This is an excellent book. It covers much more than I had expected. I use it often in my research for the classes that I teach. It has been an excellent guide.
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