Inside TCP/IP

I took Karanjit's class at Learning Tree and I have to say no one has been able to teach me subnetting like that before. His book is almost straight out of his class with much more detail. I would strongly suggest taking his class, but if you are unable, and are looking to get a solid understanding of TCP/IP, read this book. His credentials are impeccable, and his teaching style is, in my opinion, one of the best. I have taken some MCSE classes, and some other Internet classes, and have yet to learn as much from someone as I did from him.

I was looking for a book on TCP/IP and I ended up buying this one. I haven't regretted it! This must be the best book on TCP/IP I've ever read.It covers the matters in depth and in great detail.It explains what everything is and how it works.It teaches you how to read a raw IP or TCP packet.And it does all that using simple language that doesn't go over your head.Furthermore, as opposed to other books covering the same topic, it doesn't assume you're using a Windows or Linux box. This was very important to me.Though the language is easy to understand, it is not written for non-technical people.

this book is really good for IT Manager for troubleshooting tcp/ip protocols on the network! and very good for learn tcp/ip protocol! read this book won't wasting your time.

This book is both well-written and thorough. If you need an understanding that goes beyond the simple stuff required for Microsoft\Novell work, this is a great place to start.

As far as im conserned, there need not be any other TCP/IP books!