By Michael Hayes Valentine, Andrew John Whitaker

 

• Publisher: Que
• Number Of Pages: 384
• Publication Date: 2008-01-05
• ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0789737159
• ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780789737151
• Binding: Paperback

 Book Description:

 

In this book, you learn how to:

• Develop perfect fluency in subnetting
• Understand the OSI model and the Cisco three-layer hierarchical model
• Connect Cisco equipment, make initial configurations, and connect to other devices to build a network
• Configure Cisco routers and back up and restore your Cisco IOS Software configurations
• Implement, verify, and troubleshoot a small, switched network
• Configure and verify a basic WAN serial connection
• Understand and apply wireless LAN (WLAN) concepts
• Mitigate network security threats and secure network devices
• Configure static routes and RIPv2
• Connect a small office to the Internet

 

WRITTEN BY CCNA/CCENT Experts!

 

Michael Valentine has been in the IT field for 12 years, focusing on network design and implementation. He is currently a Cisco trainer with Skyline Advanced Technology Services and specializes in Cisco Unified Communications instruction as well as CCNA and CCNP courses.

 

Andrew Whitaker is the director of enterprise InfoSec and networking and senior training instructor for Training Camp. He has achieved several Cisco certifications and has written on several Cisco topics.

 

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Radio Network Planning and Optimisation for UMTS
Wiley; 2 edition | ISBN: 0470015756 | 662 pages | February 10, 2006 | PDF | 9 Mb
Radio Network Planning and Optimisation for UMTS, Second Edition, is a comprehensive and fully updated introduction to WCDMA radio access technology used in UMTS, featuring new content on key developments. Written by leading experts at Nokia, the first edition quickly established itself as a best-selling and highly respected book on how to dimension, plan and optimise UMTS networks. This valuable text examines current and future radio network management issues and their impact on network performance as well as the relevant capacity and coverage enhancement methods.
In addition to coverage of WCDMA radio access technology used in UMTS, and the planning and optimisation of such a system, the service control and management concept in WCDMA and GPRS networks are also introduced. This is an excellent source of information for those considering future cellular networks where Quality of Service (QoS) is of paramount importance.

Key features of the Second Edition include:

High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) – physical layer, dimensioning and radio resource management
Quality of Service (QoS) mechanisms in network for service differentiation
Multiple Input – Multiple Output (MIMO) technology
Practical network optimisation examples
Service optimisation for UMTS and GPRS/EDGE capacity optimisation
The ‘hot topic’ of service control and management in WCDMA and GPRS networks, that has evolved since the first edition

Author(s) : David L. Mills
Publisher : CRC Press
Year : Mar 2006
ISBN 10: 0849358051
ISBN 13: 9780849358050
Language : English
Pages : 304
File type : PDF
Size : 7.8 MB

This book is all about wrangling a herd of network computers so that all display the correct time. This may seem like a really narrow business, but the issues go far beyond winding the clock on your display taskbar. Carefully coordinated, reliable, and accurate time is vital for traffic control in the air and on the ground, buying and selling things, and TV network programming. Even worse, ill-gotten time might cause domain name system (DNS) caches to expire and the entire Internet to implode on the root servers, which was considered a serious threat on the eve of the millennium in 1999. Critical data files might expire before they are created, and an electronic message might arrive before it was sent. Reliable and accurate computer time is necessary for any real-time distributed computer application, which is what much of our public infrastructure has become.

This book speaks to the technological infrastructure of time dissemination, distribution, and synchronization, specifically the architecture, protocols, and algorithms of the Network Time Protocol (NTP). NTP has been active in one form or another for more than two decades on the public Internet and numerous private networks on the nether side of firewalls. Just about everything today that can be connected to a network wire has support for NTP � print servers, Wi-Fi access points, routers of every stripe, and even battery backup systems. NTP subnets are in space, on the seabed, on board warships, and on every continent, including Antarctica. NTP comes with Windows/XP and NT2000, as well as all flavors of Unix.

This book is designed primarily as a reference book, but is suitable for a specialized university course at the senior or graduate level in both computer engineering and computer science departments. Some chapters may go down more easily for an electrical engineer, especially those dealing with mathematical concepts; others more easily for a computer scientist, especially those dealing with computing theory, but each will learn from the other. There are things for mathematicians and cryptographers, even something for historians.