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The Handbook Of Computer Networks Volume 2. LANs, MANs, WANs, the Internet, Global, Cellular, and Wireless Networks
The Handbook of Computer Networks is the most authoritative reference in computer networking. This offers complete coverage and an in-depth understanding of this important and rapidly growing field, providing state-of-the-art core information in an applied and functional framework. It covers all the integral networking topics, practical applications,
and emerging issues in the field of computer networking and data communications. Edited by Hossein Bidgoli, one of the leading professors of management information systems, this one-stop, comprehensive resource presents established and cutting-edge topics in the networking field with remarkable breadth.
CONTENTS:
Part 1. LANs, MANs, and WANs.
61. Local Area Networks..
62. Ethernet LANs.
63. Token Ring LANs.
64. Optical Fiber LANs.
65. Windows 2000 Operating System.
66. Linux Operating System.
67. Metropolitan Area Networks.
68. Terrestrial Wide Area Networks.
70. Packet Switching.
71. Circuit Switching.
72. Message Switching.
73. Frame Relay.
74. ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode).
75. BISDN (Broadband Integrated Services Digital Network).
76. DSL (Digital Subscriber Line).
77. Cable Modems.
78. Home Networking.
79.Multimedia Networking.
Part 2. The Internet, Global Networks and VoIP.
80. The Internet Fundamentals.
81. History of the Internet.
82. Internet2.
83. Internet Domain Name System.
84. Information Retrieval on the Internet.
85. Internet Architecture.
86. TCP/IP Suite.
87. SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol).
88. IP Multicast.
89. Network QoS.
90. Internet Security Standards.
91. Technology and Standards for Low-Bit-Rate Vocoding Methods.
92. Voice over IP (VoIP).
93. Signaling Approaches.
94. Voice over MPLS and VoIP over MPLS.
95. Telephone Number Mapping (ENUM).
96. Web Hosting.
97. End-System QoS.
98. Web Services.
Part 3. Cellular and Wireless Networks.
99. Cellular Communications Channels.
100. Cellular Telephony.
101. Mobile Radio Communications.
102. Evolution of Mobile Cellular Networks.
103. Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM.
104. General Packet Radio Service (GPRS.
105. Location Management in Personal Communication
Systems.
106. Mobility Management in Heterogeneous Networks.
107. Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS.
108. IMT-2000 (International Mobile Telecommunications-2000) and 3G Wireless Systems.
109. Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA.
110. Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA.
111. Carrier Sense Multiple Access Protocols.
112. Bluetooth Technology.
113. Satellite Communications Basics.
114. Land-Mobile Satellite Channel.
115. Geosynchronous Fixed Satellite Communications.
116. Satellites in IP Networks.
117. Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS).
118. Wireless LANs (WLANs.
119. Wireless LAN Standards.
120. Bit-Interleaved Coded Modulation.
121. Wireless Application Protocol (WAP).
122. Wireless ATM.
123. Wireless IP Telephony.
124. Wireless Internet.
125. Internetworking of Heterogeneous Wireless Networks.
126. Principles and Applications of Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks.
127. Medium Access in Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks.
128. Emerging Trends in Routing Protocols in Mobile Wireless Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks.
129. Broadcasting in Ad Hoc and Sensor Networks.
130. Data Gathering and Monitoring in Sensor Networks.
131. In-network Data Aggregation in Wireless Sensor Networks.
132. Cognitive and Software Defined Radios for Dynamic Spectrum Access.
133. Localization in Wireless Networks.
134. Interference Management in Wireless Networks.
135. Wireless Wide Area Networks (WWANs).
136. Wireless Broadband Access.
137. Indoor Wireless Infrared Communications.
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