Networking With Microsoft Tcp/Ip

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Summary: practical NT TCP/IP
Review: Heywoods book covers all the practical issues of using TCP/IP in a Windows NT environment. I studied it to pass the MCSE exam and come back to it as a reference. For a more complete study of TCP/IP also read Internetworking with TCP/IP Vol I by Douglas Comer.

Rating:
Summary: It's OK, (I guess)
Review: I used to work at a university. I ordered this book to review as a possible replacement to a hideously outdated book that we were using.

It's not bad. Maybe just a little harder to read than I had expected. The examples used in the book are good, and the author demonstrates a very good knowledge of the subject.

I should say that I DID choose the book for the course, so that should say something about how good the book is (or how good the others were not).

Rating:
Summary: It's OK, (I guess)
Review: I used to work at a university. I ordered this book to review as a possible replacement to a hideously outdated book that we were using.

It's not bad. Maybe just a little harder to read than I had expected. The examples used in the book are good, and the author demonstrates a very good knowledge of the subject.

I should say that I DID choose the book for the course, so that should say something about how good the book is (or how good the others were not).

Rating:
Summary: Great book!
Review: This book covers pretty much every important thing there is in Microsoft TCP/IP. The explanations were very clear and use of drawings and figures were very helpful. I would recommend this book for anyone who plan on taking the Microsoft TCP/IP exam or someone who is just looking for a book for references on TCP/IP.