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From: lindahl@ti-csl
Newsgroups: net.lan
Subject: RE: ETHERNET training reference
Message-ID: <6700004@ti-csl>
Date: Sun, 2-Mar-86 15:11:00 EST
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Posted: Sun Mar  2 15:11:00 1986
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Nf-From: ti-csl!lindahl    Mar  2 14:11:00 1986


In an article dated February 14, 1986, "mmm.uucp" (user DBA) requested 
information on ETHERNET training. My followup posting referred him to 
a LAN Reference Guide; due to several folks on the net requesting more
specifics about this reference, I have dug up the information and hereby
post it. 

Title:        LAN Reference Guide
Editor:       Tom Brooks
Publisher:    Prentice-Hall
Price:        $69.95
ISBN:         0-13-539586-0

I haven't gotten my copy yet (our acquisition process is INCREDIBLY slow),
but am looking forward to receiving it in a few months (even though it 
is currently sitting on the shelf of a local bookstore down the street
from us). 

It is a ring notebook with a pretty thorough generalized treatment of 
terminology and concepts of LANs. 

If anyone gets it before I do, I'd appreciate comments being posted to the 
net. I'll post my more detailed observations when it comes in. 

Charlie Lindahl
Texas Instruments (CRL/CCSC)

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