The only single-source reference on the concept and implementation of TCP/IP in LinuxAs open source software becomes a trusted part of business and research systems, it's no wonder that a combination of the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and the Linux operating system is be
TCP/IP architecture, design and implementation in Linux
โ Scribed by Seth, Sameer; Venkatesulu, M. Ajakumar
- Publisher
- IEEE Computer Society, Wiley
- Year
- 2009
- Tongue
- English
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Table of Contents
- Introduction --
2. Protocol fundamentals --
3. Kernel implementation of sockets --
4. Kernel implementation of TCP connection setup --
5. sk_buff and protocol headers --
6. Movement of sk_buff across protocol layers --
7. TCP send --
8. TCP receive --
9. TCP memory management --
10. TCP timers --
11. TCP core processing --
12. TCP state processing --
13. Netlink sockets --
14. IP routing --
15. IP quality of service in Linux (IP QoS) --
16. IP filter and firewall --
17. Net SoftIRQ --
18. Transmission and reception of packets --
19. lkcd and debugging TCP/IP stack --
20. Next edition.
โฆ Subjects
Linux;TCP/IP (Computer network protocol);Network performance (Telecommunication);TCP/IP (protocole de reฬseaux dโordinateurs);Qualiteฬ de Service (teฬleฬcommunications)
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