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by David Groth
The presentation style is dense with prose, and tables are
inserted where there are options or variations to memorize. More and
larger conceptual diagrams would make this book better, since networking
concepts are sometimes hard to grasp. There are quite a few stepped
procedures though--most of them geared toward networked Windows machines.
Each chapter concludes with a selection of multiple-choice review
questions, the answers to which appear--without discussion,
unfortunately--in an appendix. Additional questions appear in a drill
program on the companion CD-ROM. --David Wall --This text refers to an out
of print or unavailable edition of this title.
EEditorial Reviews
Amazon.com
The
Network+ Study Guide explains all you need to know about computer
networking to pass CompTIA's Network+ exam. The book covers the
fundamentals of local area networks (LANs), the seven-layer Open Systems
Interconnect (OSI) network model, and network operating systems (including
NetWare, Windows NT, and to a lesser degree Unix variants). Readers will
find considerable coverage of the TCP/IP protocol suite, including some of
the utility programs used to configure it locally and remotely. There's
also a lot of "softer" material about the duties of a network
administrator, good troubleshooting practices, and the issues involved in
network security. Organized to match CompTIA's stated objectives for the
Network+ exam, this guide will prepare you for that test as well as
Microsoft's Networking Essentials exam (70-058).