Guide to TCP/IP

This is not a beginner's book. However, it is the ONLY book I have seen which goes deeply enough into TCP/IP to cover material for the CCIE Security Written Exam. The IPv6 material is overwhelmingly better than the Cisco Press book on IPv6. I highly recommend this book for anyone studying for the CCIE Security Written.If you are new to networking/security - read TCP/IP Illustrated. If you are new to Wireshark / protocol analysis - read Wireshark 101. But if you have experience and want to take your knowledge to the next level, this book is for you.

If you are in a computer science / cybersecurity course and get the free pdf I suggest getting the book. I like being able to highlight the hell out of things. The book isn’t huge unlike other coursebooks I have this year. It will be a great asset in my library.

The binding started to come apart after only one week of reading for my college course. Some of the required reading for the course referred to appendixes that did not exist. The book only had appendix A. I went to the publishers Web site Cengage Learning and the book they list shows the appendixes and chapter 12 even has a different title than the one I purchased from Amazon.

This book is uber complicated to understand. You literally have to go through each page as you will lose sight of the context if you jump ahead. This is a great book with all the information to teach you... But it is very dull and can be excruciating to read if you are not in the right mood.

Droll book, but if you've had a basic background in Networking the book is good.I would definitely not recommend this to anyone who hasn't taken a 101 course or read up on Networking basics first.

Received on time and was as described by seller

Kind of a dense read but there is a lot to cover. It not only goes over IPV4 but also IPv6.

arrived in a timely manner and in good quality. I am pleased with the service I was provided.The book itself is a good one for ipv6, especially if you are new to it. (in my opinion)