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2nd Ed of TCP/IP Illustrated vol. 1
- zmitri 16y agoI just bought the first edition! Either way, this is an excellent book so far. It is written with a level of clarity and conciseness that makes it stand out from other resources on networking.
- ozchrisb 16y agoStevens passed away in 1999 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Richard_Stevens http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Richard_Stevens) how does he write a second edition?
- soneil 16y agoThere's two authors credited. I assume Stevens maintains credit the portions that he authored, and Fall for the edits & additions.
- zdw 16y agoLove to have an ebook version, of any kind. Unfortunately, anything considered to be a textbook is immediately covered in expiring DRM like this: http://www.coursesmart.com/0131876732/?a=1773944 http://www.coursesmart.com/0131876732/?a=1773944
- pasbesoin 16y agoO'Reilly's Safari has the first edition (volumes I and II). Within Safari, Volume I, 1st edition, is 26 tokens to download as a PDF. No sign of the second edition, in Safari. P.S. In addition to the X tokens per month that Safari members receive as part of whichever subscription plan, additional tokens are currently 5 for US$10.00, to give you a price point (so, $50 worth of tokens, with 4 tokens left over). P.P.S. Whoops, just saw this on the Amazon page: Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional; 2 edition (August 11, 2011) So, maybe Safari will come through?
- pasbesoin 16y agoBrain wave. That would be $60 worth of tokens, with 4 tokens left over.
- jimwise 16y agoAnyone know what's changed in the new edition? Addition of IPv6, I assume? Nice to see A-W keep developing these (and APUE, and UNP) after Stevens' passing. Hope Fall proves as good a choice here as Fenner did for the new UNP edition.