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From: pcaloca@synoptics.COM (Paul Caloca)
Newsgroups: comp.dcom.lans
Subject: Re: ethernet type I and II
Summary: Good Ethernet Books
Message-ID: <21868@mvis1.com>
Date: 23 Aug 90 23:08:10 GMT
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From postnews Thu Aug 23 16:04:40 1990

In article <2800@amc-gw.amc.com>, stewartc@amc-gw.amc.com (Stewart Castaldi) writes:
> saved those articles I would appreciate a copy.  I would also appreciate
> pointers to any books or documentation that would show these differences.
> A practical guide to ethernet installation and troubleshooting.
> -- 
> Stewart Castaldi                          DNS: stewartc@amc.com
> Applied Microsystems Corporation	 UUCP: amc-gw!stewartc
> Redmond, Washington  98073               Dial: (206) 882-2000

Three books which I have found to be very valuble are:

KEEPING THE LINK by Martin Nemzow
Ethernet Installation & Management
McGraw-Hill 1988
ISBN 0-07-046302-6 

LAN TROUBLESHOOTING HANDBOOK by Mark A. Miller
M & T Books 1989
ISBN 1-55851-054-0

DEISIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING
ETHERNET NETWORKS by Bill Hancock
QED Information Sciences
ISBN 0-89435-366-7

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