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On Wed, 2 Sep 2015 14:19:24 -0300 |
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Francisco Ares wrote - |
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> Hi, |
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> Sorry for such WAY out of topic message, but Gentoo users are also way out |
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> of regular computer users. |
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> I intend to learn more deep details about networking intrinsics, (packets, |
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> ports, negotiation, UDP, multicast, unicast, TCP, ethernet, DHCP, |
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> protocols, and so on) so I decided to recur to this list. Googling the |
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> terms, just gets me to network administration and equipment interconnection. |
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> Any hints on web resources for this research? |
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W. Richard Stevens wrote *the* books on internet protocols back in the days |
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when the world was young. He died in 1999, so they are a bit dated, but most |
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are available online as free pdfs. They are voluminous. |
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Try google searchs |
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"Richard Stevens" tcp |
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and "Richard Stevens" unix network programming |
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for links. |
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Dave F |
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