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Head First Networking

Dedication

Advance Praise for Head First Networking

Praise for other Head First books

Authors of Head First Networking

How to Use this Book: Intro

1. Fixing Physical Networks: Walking on Wires

2. Planning Network Layouts: Networking in the Dark

3. Tools and Troubleshooting: Into the Wire

4. Packet Analysis: You’ve Been Framed

5. Network Devices and Traffic: How Smart is Your Network?

6. Connecting Networks with Routers: Bringing Things Together

7. Routing Protocols: It’s a Matter of Protocol

8. The Domain Name System: Names to Numbers

9. Monitoring and Troubleshooting: Listen to Your Network’s Troubles

10. Wireless Networking: Working Without Wires

11. Network Security: Get Defensive

12. Designing Networks: You Gotta Have a Plan!

A. Leftovers: The Top Ten Things (we didn’t cover)

B. Ascii Tables: Looking Things Up

C. Installing Bind: Getting a Server to talk DNS

#1 Installing BIND on Windows (XP, 2000, Vista)

#2 Installing BIND Mac OS X Server

#3 Installing BIND Mac OS X Client & Linux

Index

About the Authors

Appendix C. Installing Bind: Getting a Server to talk DNS

Every good network professional needs a good DNS server.

And the most commonly used DNS server on the Internet is BIND. Installing BIND is fairly simple, but just in case you need some extra reassurance, here are some handy instructions on how to do it.

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