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Local and Metropolitan Area Networks, 5/e
William Stallings
Published May, 1996 by Prentice Hall Engineering/Science/Mathematics
Copyright 1997, 605 pp.
Cloth
ISBN 0-13-190737-9
$78.00
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KEY
BENEFIT:This book provides a clear and comprehensive survey of LANs
and
MANs and provides an up-to-date tutorial on leading-edge networking
technologies. This is the only comprehensive and thorough treatment of LAN
systems, standards, and design, and is considered the standard in its field.
This new edition is a thorough revision and reorganization and reflects
request from numerous professionals and academics.
Covers
high-speed LANs, including ATM
LANs, Fast Ethernet, 100VG-AnyLAN, FDDI, and
Fiber Channel. Includes
up-to-date coverage of wireless technology and
networks, including
spread spectrum, infrared, and wireless techniques, and
the IEEE 802
wireless LAN standards. Detailed discussion of design issues,
including bridges, routers, network management and performance.
Professionals in data communications and networking,
including systems
managers, designers, and implementers, as well as
network system customers and
product marketing professionals.
(NOTE: Each chapter closes with problems and a recommended
reading section.)
I. BACKGROUND.
1. Introduction.
2. Topics in Data Communications and Computer Networking.
II. LAN/MAN ARCHITECTURE.
3. Topologies and Transmission Media.
4. Protocol Architecture.
5. Logical Link Control.
III. LAN/MAN SYSTEMS.
6. Traditional LANs.
7. High-Speed Ethernet-Like LANs.
8. Fiber Distributed Data Interface.
9. Fibre Channel.
10. ATM LANs.
11. Wireless LANs.
12. Distributed Queue Dual Bus.
IV. DESIGN ISSUES.
13. LAN/MAN Performance.
14. Bridges.
15. Internetworking and Routers.
16. Network Management.
Glossary.
References.
Index.
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