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#1
 2004-12-19, 18:19 |
the ocean 
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 tcp/ip tutorials
does anyone know of any free online tutorials for tcp/ip that aren't like a huge pdf file ?
like a short one maybe.just the basics.if i can't find one i guess i'll just buy the Red Book or tcp/ip illustrated or something like that.
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#2
2004-12-19, 18:26 |
Bastard Of The Barrel
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Re: tcp/ip tutorials
Look to the left of your screen and shut up.
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2004-12-19, 18:39 |
cense
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Re: tcp/ip tutorials
Go to the source, RFCs.
TCP: http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc793.html
IP: http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc791.html
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#4
2004-12-19, 19:54 |
the ocean
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Re: tcp/ip tutorials
awesome.thank you cense
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