technologies supported by the Windows platform. Topics are approached from an applications point of view as opposed to a systems view. Accessing Network Files and Applications; File transfers; Selected Networking Features in Windows; Computer Hardware; The HyperText Markup Language; Constructing a Network Cable; Local Area Networks Fundamentals; Designing a Local Area Network; Configuring a Wireless Access Point; The Linux Command Line Interface; The Linux Desktop; Packet Capture and Analysis; Analyzing Transport Layer Protocols; Security Policies; Evaluating Network Performance; Electronic Mail and SMTP. For readers interested in learning IT Networking through an extensive set of hands-on activities.

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