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\nCram  \nTable of Contents  \nCover Title Copyright  \nContents at a Glance Table of Contents About the Author Dedication Acknowledgments Introduction  \nCHAPTER 1: Network Technologies, Topologies, and Types  \nWired and Wireless Network Topologies  \nBus Topology  \nRing Topology  \nStar Topology (Hub-and-Spoke)  \nMesh Topology  \nHybrid Topology  \nBringing Wireless to a Topology  \nInfrastructure Wireless Topology  \nAd Hoc Wireless Topology  \nWireless Mesh Topology  \nNetwork Types and Characteristics  \nTable of Contents  \nTo Server or Not  \nLANs  \nWLANs  \nWANs  \nMANs  \nCANs  \nSANs  \nPANs  \nSDWANs  \nMPLS  \nmGRE  \nNetwork Links and Concepts  \nDSL Internet Access  \nCable Broadband  \nThe Public Switched Telephone Network  \nLeased Lines  \nT3 Lines  \nMetro-Optical  \nSatellite Internet Access  \nTermination Points  \nDemarc, Demarc Extension, and Smart Jacks  \nCSUs/DSUs  \nVerify Wiring Installation and Termination Virtual Networking  \nWhats Next?  \nCHAPTER 2: Models, Ports, Protocols, and Network Services  \nThe OSI Networking Model  \nThe OSI Seven-Layer Model  \nTable of Contents  \nPhysical Layer (Layer 1)  \nData Link Layer (Layer 2)  \nNetwork Layer (Layer 3)  \nTransport Layer (Layer 4)  \nSession Layer (Layer 5)  \nPresentation Layer (Layer 6)  \nApplication Layer (Layer 7)  \nOSI Model Summary  \nComparing OSI to the Four-Layer TCP/IP Model  \nIdentifying the OSI Layers at Which Various Network Components Operate  \nData Encapsulation/Decapsulation and OSI Ports and Protocols  \nConnection-Oriented Protocols Versus Connectionless Protocols Internet Protocol  \nTransmission Control Protocol  \nHow TCP Works  \nUser Datagram Protocol  \nInternet Control Message Protocol  \nIPSec  \nGeneric Routing Encapsulation  \nFile Transfer Protocol  \nSecure Shell  \nSecure File Transfer Protocol  \nTelnet  \nSimple Mail Transfer Protocol  \nDomain Name System (DNS)  \nDynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)  \nTrivial File Transfer Protocol  \nTable of Contents  \nHypertext Transfer Protocol  \nNetwork Time Protocol (NTP)  \nPost Office Protocol Version 3/Internet Message Access Protocol Version 4  \nSimple Network Management Protocol  \nComponents of SNMP  \nSNMP Management Systems  \nSNMP Agents  \nManagement Information Bases  \nSNMP Communities  \nSNMPv3  \nLightweight Directory Access Protocol Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure Server Message Block  \nSyslog SMTP TLS LDAPS  \nIMAP over SSL POP3 over SSL  \nSQL, SQLnet, and MySQL Remote Desktop Protocol Session Initiation Protocol Understanding Port Functions Network Services  \nDomain Name Service (DNS)  \nThe DNS Namespace  \nTypes of DNS Entries  \nDNS Records  \nTable of Contents  \nDNS in a Practical Implementation  \nDynamic Host Configuration Protocol  \nThe DHCP Process  \nDHCP and DNS Suffixes  \nDHCP Relays and IP Helpers  \nNetwork Time Protocol Whats Next?  \nCHAPTER 3: Addressing, Routing, and Switching IP Addressing  \nIPv4  \nIP Address Classes  \nSubnet Mask Assignment  \nSubnetting  \nIdentifying the Differences Between IPv4 Public and Private Networks  \nPrivate Address Ranges  \nClassless Interdomain Routing  \nDefault Gateways  \nVirtual IP  \nIPv4 Address Types  \nUnicast Address  \nBroadcast Address  \nMulticast  \nIPv6 Addressing  \nWhere Have All the IPv4 Addresses Gone?  \nIdentifying IPv6 Addresses  \nIPv6 Address Types  \nGlobal Unicast Addresses  \nLink-Local Addresses  \nSite-Local Addresses  \nTable of Contents  \nNeighbor Discovery  \nComparing IPv4 and IPv6 Addressing  \nAssigning IP Addresses  \nStatic Addressing  \nDynamic Addressing  \nBOOT Protocol (BOOTP)  \nAutomatic Private IP Addressing Identifying MAC Addresses NAT and PAT  \nNAT  \nPAT  \nSNAT  \nDNAT  \nManaging Routing and Switching The Default Gateway  \nRouting Tables  \nStatic Routing  \nDefault Route  \nSwitching Methods  \nPacket Switching  \nCircuit Switching  \nComparing Switching Methods  \nDynamic Routing  \nDistance-Vector Routing  \nLink-State 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