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From: mcneill@eplrx7.uucp (Keith McNeill)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Re: How do you string a thinnet?
Message-ID: <1989Oct27.125614.7744@eplrx7.uucp>
Date: 27 Oct 89 12:56:14 GMT
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From article <431@cutsys.UUCP>, by cutter@cutsys.UUCP (Bernie Hoffstadt):
> --------
> In article <8910241805.AA26176@gaak.LCS.MIT.EDU> Michael A. Patton writes:
>>>
>>> Now the $64k question: Is there a good reference for this kind of
>>> info.
>>
>>Gee, you found one I don't have a good answer to.  I use lots of
>>references, the most important being my experience and what I've
>>learned talking to others (in forums like this and just standing
>>around in the corridors at conventions :-).  I've been hacking
>>Ethernet (and Ethernet-like technologies) since the late 70's and
>>haven't found the need recently of an overview book specifically
>>oriented at Ethernet and I don't seem to have such in my collection.
>>

I've found that 

"Unix System Administation Handbook" by Evi Nemeth (ISBN #0-13-933441-6) a
really good reference.  It's mostly based on BSD unix.  There is a large
chapter on networking.  

Keith
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