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From: mark@mimsy.UUCP (Mark Weiser)
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Subject: Re: nice book on TCP/IP ??
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In article <8702191826.AA14972@bu-cs.bu.edu> bzs@BU-CS.BU.EDU (Barry Shein) writes:
>
>Yes, get Doug Comer's new book Volume II of his "The Design of the
>XINU Operating System, an Internetworking Approch" (I think I got that
>right, don't have it right here.)
>
This is a good book, but it has nearly zero about TCP (or SMTP or
other higher protocols) in it.  Lots of IP, and lots of network
applications and low-level network support built from scratch and
justified.  And lots of UDP,  I think.
-mark
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