Internet Protocols Handbook: The Most Complete Reference for Developing Internet Applications

by Dave Roberts

Internet protocols are the glue that hold the Internet together, yet they are a cause of confusion for many Internet professionals and developers. "The Internet Protocols Handbook" is the ultimate guide to understanding and using all of the most common, and some not-so-common, Internet protocols scattered across the Internet. It's an essential encyclopedia for anyone who writes Internet applications, such as developers, network designers, system administrators, and communication specialists. Inside this handbook are detailed descriptions of protocols for mail, data links, network news, transport, file transfer, Web communications, remote terminals, and directory services.Covers over 30 protocols, including new and forthcoming ones.Describes packet and message formats for the most popular protocols.Is easily accessed and cross-referenced; you'll quickly find exactly what you

Genres: Programming

480 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1996

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