ATM and Multiprotocol Networking - Softcover

Sackett, George C.; Metz, Christopher Y.

 
9780070577244: ATM and Multiprotocol Networking

Synopsis

Let top networking experts help you integrate ATM in a multiprotocol internetwork. You'll see how to fully exploit ATM in real-life corporate setting, in sections that cover internetworking working models, shared media LANs, leading routing protocols, and switched LANs. . .ATM traffic management and signaling. . .problems and solutions in ATM transport of legacy protocols. . .and vendors' recommendations for supporting legacy protocols and planning for ATM. Everything you need to know about ATM integration into TCP/IP, APPN, Novell, Net BIOS, and other networks is at your fingertips.

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About the Authors

George C. Sackett (Upper Saddle River, NJ) has eighteen years technical and managerial experience with corporate data networks. He is Managing Director of NetworX Corporation, a Cisco Systems Professional Services Provider Partner and Cisco Systems Premier Certified Reseller. He previously authored or co-authored publications with McGraw-Hill on networks and holds a M.S. in Management of Technology from Polytechnic University.

Christopher Y. Metz is a recognized authority on switching technology, the co-author of McGraw-Hill's best selling ATM and Multiprotocol Networking and a regular lecturer at industry conferences. A senior network specialist for IBM, he implements TCP/IP, SNMP, RSVP, and IP switching technology for major corporations.

From the Back Cover

Put your data on the right route in your organization! The high bandwidth of Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) technology lets it transmit data, video, and sound without damaging data, making it attractive to corporations whose data must remain secure and reliable. But ATM data transport is complicated. Here's the first book to offer solutions to the entire range of problems encountered during ATM integration into large corporate systems. Two top networking experts describe the ATM protocol and architecture as they relate to carrying existing computer network protocols, and help you integrate ATM in a multiprotocol internetwork. Emphasis on corporate implementation helps you fully exploit ATM in real-life corporate settings. Detailed sections cover: Internetworking working models, shared media LANs, leading routing protocols, and switched LANs; ATM traffic management and ATM signaling; Problems and solutions in ATM transport of legacy protocols. Everything you need to know about ATM integration into TCP/IP, SNA, APPN, Novell, Net BIOS, and other networks is at your fingertips here--in your best guide to ATM success! A volume in the McGraw-Hill Series on Computer Communications.

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