Frame Relay: Principles and Applications (Data Communications and Networks) |
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Pages: 268 (Hardcover)
ISBN: 0201624001
Pub: Addison Wesley
Pub date: 1993-09-17
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 485079
Reader Reviews:
A great book (1/1 people found this helpful)
The book is in two parts and each addresses Frame-Relay in a different way. The first part is a largely non-technical introduction to the subject. If you want to know what Frame-Relay is, why it is the way that it is, what it is meant to be used for and how it might fit into a networking system, then you will get all of that here.
The second part is a technical description of the protocol. It goes into enough detail to allow you not just to understand the protocol but, if you have the coding and design skills, to write your own F-R stack and get it interworking with other networks.
I did that using this book as my reference. In the course of that work, I spotted one small error in the book. One bit in the Frame-Relay header field is mis-described but apart from that, it was a great help.
Not only is the technical content spot on but it is well presented. The layout and diagrams make sense and the English is clear and readable.
Good to have if you need concise FR data (0/0 people found this helpful)
A little, dinky, expensive hardcover which is pure, low-level data on the topic. Good to have if you need it. Better to complement it with a high-level book which explains the technology in a more mentally digestable format.
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