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2/21/23, 11:52 AM Computer Networking : Principles, Protocols and Practice, third edition — Computer Networking : Principles, Protocols and

: Principles, Protocols and Practice

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Computer Networking : Principles, Protocols and Practice, third

edition

Contents
Computer Networking : Principles, Protocols and Practice, third edition
Part 1: Principles
Part 2: Protocols
Part 3: Practice
Appendices

Preface

Connecting two hosts

The physical layer
The datalink layer
Framing
Recovering from transmission errors
Reliable data transfer on top of an imperfect link
Go-back-n and selective repeat
Building a network
The datagram organization
Computing forwarding tables
Flat or hierarchical addresses
Dealing with heterogeneous datalink layers
Virtual circuit organization
The control plane
Distance vector routing
Link state routing
Applications
The transport layer
Transport layer services
The connectionless service
The connection-oriented service
The request-response service

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The transport layer

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Connectionless transport
Connection establishment
Data transfer
Connection release
Naming and addressing
Benefits of names
Sharing resources
Sharing bandwidth
Network congestion
Distributing the load across the network
Medium Access Control algorithms
Static allocation methods
ALOHA
Carrier Sense Multiple Access
Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection
Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance
Deterministic Medium Access Control algorithms
Congestion control
Congestion control with a window-based transport protocol
The reference models
The five layers reference model
The Physical layer
The Datalink layer
The Network layer
The Transport layer
The Application layer
Reference models
The TCP/IP reference model
The OSI reference model
Network security
Threats
Cryptographic primitives
Cryptographic protocols
Key exchange
The application layer
The Domain Name System
Electronic mail
The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
The Post Office Protocol
The HyperText Transfer Protocol
Making HTTP faster
Remote Procedure Calls
Encoding data
Reaching the callee
Remote login
The secure shell (ssh)
Transport Layer Security
The TLS handshake
The TLS record protocol
Improving TLS
Securing the Domain Name System
Internet transport protocols
The User Datagram Protocol
The Transmission Control Protocol
TCP connection establishment
TCP reliable data transfer
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Segment transmission strategies

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TCP windows
TCP’s retransmission timeout
Advanced retransmission strategies
TCP connection release
Congestion control
Controlling congestion without losing data
Modeling TCP congestion control
The network layer
IP version 6
IPv6 addressing architecture
IPv6 packet format
ICMP version 6
The IPv6 subnet
Interactions between IPv6 and the datalink layer
Routing in IP networks
Intradomain routing
RIP
OSPF
Interdomain routing
The Border Gateway Protocol
The BGP decision process
BGP convergence
Datalink layer technologies
The Point-to-Point Protocol
Ethernet
Ethernet Switches
The Spanning Tree Protocol (802.1d)
Virtual LANs
802.11 wireless networks
Exercises
Reliable transfer
Open questions
Practice
Discussion questions
Using sockets for inter-process communication
Sending data to a peer using a socket
Receiving data from a peer using a socket
connect: connecting a socket to a remote address
Creating a new socket to communicate through a network
Sending a message to a remote peer using its IPv6 address
Endianness: exchanging integers between different computers
Exercises
Building a network
Multiple-choice questions
Open questions
Discussion questions
Serving applications
Multiple choices questions
Open questions
Practice
Discussion questions
Sharing resources
Medium Access Control
Fairness and congestion control
Discussion questions
Application layer
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The DNS
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Internet email protocols
The HyperText Transfer Protocol
TLS and ssh
Analyzing packet traces
TCP basics
A closer look at TCP
Injecting segments in the Linux TCP stack
Open questions
IPv6 Networks
Basic questions on IPv6 Networks
Design questions
Configuring IPv6 Networks
IPv6 packets
Inter-domain routing
Exercises
Exploring routing protocols
Exploring OSPF
Exploring RIP
Exploring BGP
Exercises
Local Area Networks: The Spanning Tree Protocol and Virtual LANs
Exercises
Testing the Spanning Tree with IPMininet
Glossary
Bibliography