Computer Networking Beginners Guide: The Complete Basic Guide to Master Network Security, Computer Architecture, Wireless Technology, and Communicatio - Kevin Morgan

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Résumé :
Do you want to learn the basic concepts to build your computer network in a simple and effective way?
read on.
We are more than happy to present our latest product: COMPUTER NETWORKING BEGINNERS GUIDE - a comprehensive guide for any newcomer interested in understanding the operation of computer networks and telecommunications technology in general.
A computer network is a type of telecommunications network characterized by a set of hardware devices with appropriate switching software, nodes connected to each other by special communication channels (links), such as to provide a communication service that allows the exchange and sharing of data and communication between multiple users or devices. The data is transferred as a PDU (Packet Data Unit), consisting of a header (which contains the data for sending the message) and a body (which contains the body of the message), all governed by strict protocols.
To create a computer network it is necessary to know all the basic concepts so that the network is efficient and above all safe from possible external attacks.
Whether you are responsible for a small network or a large network, this book is full of information needed to create a network and keep it running.
Becoming a network owner has never been easier.
This is the basic guide to creating, managing and protecting a successful network.
It is the network guide for every beginner.
When you finish reading this book you will learn ALL the basic concepts for an efficient and secure network.
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Topics:Wireless communication technologies
Mobile communication systems
The challenges of wireless technology
Network protocols
Wireless technology security
Wireless network security features
Security issues in wireless networks
Wireless computer network architecture
Security architecture
Wireless cellular networks
Communication and network systems
Cisco, CCNA Systems.
The OSI model
Wireless network applications
Wired network components






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