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From: johnan@mchale.ism.isc.com (John Antypas)
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Subject: Re: TCP/IP and X.25 Books
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Date: 11 Jul 90 16:18:48 GMT
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In article <2397@mindlink.UUCP> a1059@mindlink.UUCP (Tim Roy) writes:
>
>        Could anyone recommend any books that deal with TCP/IP and X.25
>protocols.  Books that are general in nature and ones that deal with specific
>implementation details are needed.  I don't suppose that there is any public
>domain source floating around out there?
>
>        Please email all replies.  Thanks.
>
>Tim Roy
>No sig, no problems

I too would like a good X.25 book (or DecNet for that matter!), but
for TCP/IP, here are my favorates:

- TCP/IP An Internetworking Approach, Doug Comer / Prentace Hall
- Computer Networks, Andrew Tanannbaum (??) / Prentace Hall
- Unix Network Programming, Richard Stevens / Prentace Hall
- Unix Network Programming, (unknown) / Hayden Books

To the net:  Anyone know of a good X.25 protocol level book, or
             one for DecNet or SNA

John Antypas / Interactive Systems Corp.
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