Sams Teach Yourself Visual Basic 2010 in 24 Hours, Complete Starter Kit: Barnes & Noble Special Edition

Sams Teach Yourself Visual Basic 2010 in 24 Hours, Complete Starter Kit: Barnes & Noble Special Edition

by James Foxall
Sams Teach Yourself Visual Basic 2010 in 24 Hours, Complete Starter Kit: Barnes & Noble Special Edition

Sams Teach Yourself Visual Basic 2010 in 24 Hours, Complete Starter Kit: Barnes & Noble Special Edition

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ISBN-13: 9780132498913
Publisher: Pearson Education
Publication date: 07/02/2010
Series: Sams Teach Yourself Series
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 25 MB
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Table of Contents

Introduction1
Part ITCP/IP Basics5
Hour 1What Is TCP/IP?7
Networks and Protocols8
The Development of TCP/IP10
TCP/IP Features12
Standards Organizations and RFCs16
Summary18
Q&A18
Key Terms18
Hour 2How TCP/IP Works21
The TCP/IP Protocol System22
TCP/IP and the OSI Model24
Data Packages26
A Quick Look at TCP/IP Networking27
Summary29
Q&A30
Key Terms30
Part IIThe TCP/IP Protocol System33
Hour 3The Network Access Layer35
Protocols and Hardware36
The Network Access Layer and the OSI Model37
Network Architecture39
Physical Addressing39
Anatomy of a Frame40
LAN Technologies41
Other Network-Access Technologies45
Summary45
Q&A46
Key Terms46
Hour 4The Internet Layer49
Addressing and Delivering50
Internet Protocol (IP)52
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)63
RARP64
Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)64
Summary65
Q&A66
Workshop66
Key Terms67
Hour 5Subnetting69
Subnets in TCP/IP69
Converting a Subnet Mask to Dotted Decimal Notation73
Working with Subnets74
Classless Internet Domain Routing79
Summary80
Q&A80
Key Terms81
Hour 6The Transport Layer83
Introducing the Transport Layer84
Transport Layer Concepts85
Understanding TCP and UDP91
A Note About Firewalls101
Summary102
Q&A102
Key Terms103
Hour 7The Application Layer107
What Is the Application Layer?108
The TCP/IP Application Layer and OSI108
Network Services109
APIs and the Application Layer112
Operating Environments and the Application Layer113
TCP/IP Utilities115
Summary117
Q&A117
Key Terms118
Hour 8Dial-Up TCP/IP119
A Look at Modems120
Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP)123
Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)125
Summary133
Q&A133
Key Terms134
Part IIINetworking with TCP/IP135
Hour 9Network Hardware137
Divided Networks138
Routing in TCP/IP143
Network Address Translation (NAT)148
Summary149
Q&A149
Key Terms149
Hour 10Routing151
Introduction to Routing in TCP/IP151
Recapping Routers152
Routing on Complex Networks159
Examining Interior Routers162
Summary164
Q&A164
Key Terms164
Hour 11Name Resolution167
What Is Name Resolution?168
Name Resolution Using Hosts Files169
DNS Name Resolution171
Registering a Domain177
Managing DNS177
Dynamic DNS185
NetBIOS Name Resolution185
Methods for NetBIOS Name Resolution186
Testing NetBIOS Name Resolution192
Summary192
Q&A192
Workshop193
Key Terms194
Hour 12Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)195
The Case for Server-Supplied IP Addresses196
What Is DHCP?196
How DHCP Works197
Configuring DHCP199
Summary205
Q&A205
Key Terms205
Part IVTCP/IP Utilities207
Hour 13Connectivity Utilities209
Connectivity Problems210
Protocol Dysfunction and Misconfiguration210
Line Problems217
Name Resolution Problems218
Network Performance Problems219
Using Connectivity Utilities to Troubleshoot Problems226
Summary227
Q&A227
Workshop228
Key Terms228
Hour 14File Transfer and Access Utilities231
File Transfer Protocol (FTP)232
Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)236
Remote Copy (RCP)237
Network File System (NFS)238
Summary238
Q&A239
Workshop239
Key Terms240
Hour 15Remote Access Utilities241
Telnet242
Berkeley Remote Utilities244
Remote Access and the Web248
Summary248
Q&A249
Key Terms249
Part VTCP/IP and the Internet251
Hour 16The Internet: A Closer Look253
How the Internet Looks253
What Happens on the Internet255
Summary259
Q&A259
Key Terms260
Hour 17HTTP, HTML, and the World Wide Web261
What Is the World Wide Web?261
A Closer Look at URLs265
Understanding HTML267
Understanding HTTP271
Advanced HTML Techniques274
Summary276
Q&A277
Workshop277
Key Terms278
Hour 18E-Mail281
What Is E-Mail?281
How E-Mail Looks282
How E-Mail Works284
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)286
Retrieving the Mail288
E-Mail Readers290
Web-Based E-Mail294
Summary295
Q&A295
Workshop296
Key Terms296
Hour 19What Hackers Do299
What Is a Hacker?299
What Do Hackers Want?301
Getting Passwords301
Other Access Techniques306
Getting Comfortable308
Getting Ready for the Next Attack309
Attacking a Network309
Denial of Service Attacks310
Summary311
Key Terms312
Part VIAdvanced Topics313
Hour 20TCP/IP Security315
Encryption315
Securing TCP/IP325
Kerberos328
Summary331
Q&A331
Key Terms332
Hour 21Network Management Protocols335
Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)336
Remote Monitoring (RMON)340
Network Management Consoles342
Summary343
Q&A343
Key Terms344
Hour 22The New Internet345
IPv6345
IPv6 and Quality of Service (QoS)352
Summary353
Q&A353
Key Terms353
Hour 23Recent and Emerging Technologies355
TCP/IP in the Future356
The View from the Client356
The View from the Server362
What Is a Computer Anyway?367
Summary369
Q&A369
Key Terms370
Hour 24Implementing a TCP/IP Network--Seven Days in the Life of Maurice371
A Brief History of Hypothetical, Inc.371
Seven Days in the Life of Maurice372
Summary379
Q&A379
Index381
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