用TCP/IP进行网际互连第二卷

出版时间：2009-8  出版社：电子工业出版社  作者：（美）科默，（美）史蒂文 著  页数：660  
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内容概要

本书是关于计算机网络的经典教材，是目前美国大多数大学所开设的计算机网络课程的主要参考书。全书共三卷。第二卷在第一卷介绍了TCP/IP基本概念的基础上，进一步详细讨论了TCP/IP的实现细节。这一卷的突出特点 非常注重实际。作者利用程序代码实现了TCP/IP的每个技术细节，并且所有代码在书中均可找到，有助于读者深入了解并掌握TCP/IP的细节内容。书中附录分别给出了过程调用交叉参考表、程序代码中用到的C数据结构交叉参考表及Xinu函数和常量。

作者简介

Douglas E.Comer：普度大学的一位杰出的计算机科学教授，思科系统公司的访问教授成员，并且是计算机网络和TCP／IP以及因特网方面的国际公认的专家。他的著作已翻译成16种语言，并广泛用于世界各地的工业界和学术界。作为他的得意之作，这套共分三卷的《用TcP／IP进行网际互连》彻底改变了组网和网络方面的教育，并且他的不断创新的工作继续影响着研究生和大学生所学的课程。作为美国计算机学会的会士，在他获得的许多荣誉中包括Usenix终生成就奖。

书籍目录

ForewordPrefaceChapter 1 Introduction And Overview  1.1  TCP/IP Protocols    1.2  The Need To Understand Details    1.3  Complexity Of Interactions Among Protocols    1,4  The Approach In This Text    1.5  The Importance Of Studying Code    1.6  The Xinu Operating System    1.7  Organization Of The Remainder Of The Book    1.8  Summary  Chapter 2 The Structure Of TCP/IP Software In An Operating System  2.1  Introduction    2.2  The Process Concept    2.3  Process Priority    2.4  Process Synchronization    2.5  lnterprocess Communication    2.6  Device Drivers, Input, And Output    2.7  Network Input and Interrupts    2.8  Passing Packets To Higher Level Protocols    2.9  Passing Datagrams From IP To Transport Protocols    2.10  Delivery To Application Programs    2.11  Information Flow On Output    2.12  From TCP Through IP To Network Output    2.13  UDP Output    2.14  Summary  Chapter 3 Network Interface Layer  3.1  Introduction    3.2  The Network Interface Abstraction    3.3  Ethernet Definitions    3.4  Logical State Of An Interface    3.5  Local Host Interface    3.6  Buffer Management    3.7  Demultiplexing Incoming Packets    3.8  SummaryChapter 4 Address Discovery And Binding (ARP)  4.1  Introduction    4.2  Conceptual Organization Of ARP Software    4.3  Example ARP Design    4.4  Data Structures For The ARP Cache    4.5  ARP Output Processing    4.6  ARP Input Processing    4.7  ARP Cache Management    4.8  ARP Initialization    4.9  ARP Configuration Parameters    4.10  Summary  Chapter 5 IP: Global Software Organization  5.1  Introduction    5.2  The Central Switch    5.3  IP Software Design    5.4  IP Software Organization And Datagram Flow    5.5  Byte-Ordering In The IP Header    5.6  Sending A Datagram To IP    5.7  Table Maintenance    5.8  Summary  Chapter 6 IP: Routing Table And Routing Algorithm  6.1  Introduction    6.2  Route Maintenance And Lookup    6.3  Routing Table Organization    6.4  Routing Table Data Structures    6.5  Origin Of Routes And Persistence    6.6  Routing A Datagram    6.7  Periodic Routing Table Maintenance    6.8  IP Options Processing    6.9  Summary  Chapter 7 IP: Fragmentation And Reessembly  7.1  Introduction  109  7.2  Fragmenting Datagrams    7.3  Implementation Of Fragmentation    7.4  Datagram Reassembly    7.5  Maintenance Of Fragment Lists    7.6  Initialization    7.7  Summary  Chapter 8 IP: Error Processing (ICMP)  8.1  Introduction    8.2  ICMP Message Formats    8.3  Implementation Of ICMP Messages    8.4  Handling Incoming ICMP Messages    8.5  Handling An ICMP Redirect Message    8.6  Setting A Subnet Mask    8.7  Choosing A Source Address For An ICMP Packet    8.8  Generating ICMP Error Messages    8.9  Avoiding Errors About Errors    8.10  Allocating A Buffer For ICMP    8.11  The Data Portion Of An ICMP Message    8.12  Generating An ICMP Redirect Message    8.13  Summary  Chapter 9 IP: Multicast Processing (IGMP)  9.1  Introduction    9.2  Maintaining Multicast Group Membership Information    9.3  A Host Group Table    9.4  Searching For A Host Group    9.5  Adding A Host Group Entry To The Table    9.6  Configuring The Network Interface For A Multicast Address    9.7  Translation Between IP and Hardware Multicast Addresses    9.8  Removing A Multicast Address From The Host Group Table    9.9  Joining A Host Group    9.10  Maintaining Contact With A Multicast Router    9.11  Implementing IGMP Membership Reports    9.12  Computing A Random Delay    9.13  A Process To Send IGMP Reports    9.14  Handling Incoming IGMP Messages    9.15  Leaving A Host Group    9.16  Initialization Of IGMP Data Structures    9.17  Summary  Chapter 10 UDP: User Datagrams  10.1  Introduction    10.2  UDP Ports And Demultiplexing    10.3  UDP Input Processing    10.4  UDP Output Processing    10.5  Summary  Chapter 11 TCP: Data Structures And Input Processing  11.1  Introduction    11.2  Overview Of TCP Software    11.3  Transmission Control Blocks    11.4  TCP Segment Format    11.5  Sequence Space Comparison    11.6  TCP Finite State Machine    11.7  Example State Transition    11.8  Declaration Of The Finite State Machine    11.9  TCB Allocation And Initialization    11.10 Implementation Of The Finite State Machine    11.11 Handling An Input Segment  Chapter 12 TCP: Finite State Machine Implementation  12.1  Introduction    12.2  CLOSED State Processing    12.3  Graceful Shutdown    12.4  Timed Delay After Closing    12.5  TIME-WAIT State Processing    12.6  CLOSING State Processing    12.7  FIN- WAIT-2 State Processing    12.8  FIN-WAlT-1 State Processing    12.9  CLOSE-WAIT State Processing    12.10  LAST-ACK State Processing    12.11  ESTABLISHED State Processing    12.12  Processing Urgent Data In A Segment    12.13  Processing Other Data In A Segment    12.14  Keeping Track Of Received Octets    12.15  Aborting A TCP Connection    12.16  Establishing A TCP Connection    12.17  Initializing A TCB    12.18  SYN-SENT State Processing    12.19  SYN-RECEIVED State Processing    12.20  LISTEN State Processing    12.21  Initializing Window Variables For A New TCB    12.22  Summary  Chapter 13 TCP: Output Processing  13.1  Introduction    13.2  Controlling TCP Output Complexity    13.3  The Four TCP Output States    13.4  TCP Output As A Process    13.5  TCP Output Messages    13.6  Encoding Output States And TCB Numbers    13.7  Implementation Of The TCP Output Process    13.8  Mutual Exclusion    13.9  Implementation Of The IDLE State    13.10  Implementation Of The PERSIST State    13.11  Implementation Of The TRANSMIT State    13.12  Implementation Of The RETRANSMIT State    13.13  Sending A Segment    ……Chapter 14 TCP:Timer ManagementChapter 15 TCP：Flow Control And Adaptive RetransmissionChapter 16 TCP：Urgent Data Processing And The Push FuncionChapter 17 Socket-Level InterfaceChapter 18 RIP：Active Route Propagation And Passive AcqusitionChapter 19 OSPF：Route Propagation With An SPF AlgorithmChapter 20 SNMP：MIB Variables Representations And BindingsChapter 21 SNMP:Client And ServerChapter 22 SNMP：Table Access FunctionsChapter 23 Implementation In RetrospectAppendix1 Cross Reference Of Procedure CallsAppendix2 Cross Reference Of C Structures Used In The codeAppendix3 Xinu Functions And Constants Used In The CodeBibliographyIndex

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