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It used to be Ethernet was a high-end office computer option. Not anymore; even the lowliest systems tend to come with networking built in, which is nice since more and more households have more than one computer. But how do you decide whether to buy a hub, a switch, or a router? And which one? Do you need a "g" wireless access point or will a "b" do? Reviews, tutorials, troubleshooting, security considerations, and lots more. From This is True for 9 May 2004 Suggestions for further reading:
 by Gary A. Donahue Amazon Price: $29.69 Customer Review: I'm keeping this short and sweet. I have the CCNA, CCNP, CCIP, and just passed the CCIE R&S written. Looking back; this book filled in so many gaps for me and this is a must read for anybody who wants to be successful in the Information Technology ...  by Christopher Poelker, Alex Nikitin Amazon Price: $19.79 Customer Review: Considering the second edition was released in January 2009, it is appalling how little iSCSI is mentioned. According to the index iSCSI is referenced on fewer than 15 of the book's 437 pages. Two SAN vendors have earned a living doing only iSCSI f...  by John Ross Dr Amazon Price: $19.77 Customer Review: If I hired a new employee for my computer consulting business, I'd give them this to read. I'd HOPE that there was nothing in here they didn't already know, but I've seen supposedly knowledgeable people with tremendous knowledge gaps, so this would ...  by Silvano Gai, Claudio DeSanti Amazon Price: $31.20 Customer Review: A key choice is Silvano Gai and Claudio DeSanti's I/O CONSOLIDATION IN THE DATA CENTER, the first book to explain the recently approved Fibre Channel over Ethernet standard and its technologies. I/O consolidation combines multiple traffic types and e...  by Harry Reynolds, Doug Marschke Amazon Price: $59.54 Customer Review: This is a well written book that discusses the Juniper switching line. It does a good job describing how they work and how to configure and troubleshoot them. It is a must have for anyone working on Juniper Switches. Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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