Computer Networking. This Book Includes: Computer Networking for Beginners and Beginners Guide (All in One)

Introduction
Chapter 1: Networking Basics
Chapter 1: Networking Basics
	Computer Network: The Meaning
	LAN vs. WAN
	Network Infrastructure
	Peer-to-Peer vs. Client-Server
	Client-Server Network Architecture
	Network Devices
	Network Speeds
	The OSI Model
	The Network Administrator
	Collision and Broadcast Domains
Chapter 2: Networking Hardware
Chapter 2: Networking Hardware
	Host Machines (Workstations and Computers)
	Network Adapter (Network Interface Card)
	Hub
	Switch
	Router
	Modem
	Firewall
Chapter 3: Network Cabling
Chapter 3: Network Cabling
	Ethernet Cables
	Straight-through Cables
	Crossover Cables
	Rollover Cables
Chapter 4: Wireless Technology
Chapter 4: Wireless Technology
	Wireless Hardware
	SSID
	Bluetooth
	WiMAX
	Radio Frequency Identification
	Communications Protocol
	Extending Networks with Wi-Fi
	Ad Hoc Mode vs. Infrastructure Mode
	Security Threats
Chapter 5: IP Addressing
Chapter 5: IP Addressing
	What is an IP address?
	What is the Function of an IP Address?
	The Binary Number System
	Hexadecimal Number System
	Default Gateway
	Finding Your IP Address Manually
	IP Address Configuration
	DHCP
	Default IP Address Classes
Chapter 6: IP Subnetting
Chapter 6: IP Subnetting
	How to Subnet
	Bit Borrowing
	Determining the Subnet Mask
	Calculating Host Addresses per Subnet
	Determining Host Ranges
	Subnet Masks Changing
	VLAN
	IPv4 vs. IPv6
	Address Depletion
Chapter 7: Network Protocols
Chapter 7: Network Protocols
	TCP/IP Model
	Application Layer Protocols
	Transport Layer Protocols
	Internet Layer Protocols
	Link Layer Protocols
	Frame Relay Protocol
	Network Address Translation
	Routing Types
	Dynamic Routing
	Routing Protocols
	Link State Protocols
	Routing Tables
	Ports
Chapter 8: Internet Essentials
Chapter 8: Internet Essentials
	Internet basics
	Internet History
	Internet Technical Terms
	Common Uses of the Web
	Assessing Internet Service Plans
	How to Get Internet Connectivity
	Using Dial-Up
	Using Cables
	Using Wi-Fi
	Using DSL
Chapter 9: Virtualization Architecture and Cloud computing
Chapter 9: Virtualization Architecture and Cloud computing
	Meaning of cloud computing
	Characteristics of Cloud Computing
	Cloud Computing in Practice
	Virtualization
	Virtualization in Cloud Computing
	Components of a Server computer
	Three basic kind of Cloud Services
	Public clouds vs. private clouds
Chapter 10: Network Troubleshooting
Chapter 10: Network Troubleshooting
	Hardware Management and Maintenance
	Network Troubleshooting
	Hardware Troubleshooting
	Summary of Network Management
	Administering and Supporting End Users
	Adding Workstations & Peripheral Devices
	Software Troubleshooting
	Cable Troubleshooting
	Wireshark Short Guide
Conclusion
Introduction
Chapter 1: Intro to Computer Networking
Chapter 1: Intro to Computer Networking
	Computer Network Components
	Computers/Workstations
	Classifications of computer networks
	Private Networks
	Internetwork
	Network Topology
	Physical Topology
	Network Architecture
	Ethernet
	Network Router
Chapter 2: Basics of Network Design
Chapter 2: Basics of Network Design
	Roles and responsibilities
	Network quality
	Functionality
	Network size
	Reach
	Speed
	Extensibility
	Easy of Use
	Maintenance and administration
	Security
	Availability of Documentation
	Load Balance
Chapter 3: Wireless Communication Systems
Chapter 3: Wireless Communication Systems
	Installing a Wireless Adapter
	Accessing a WAP
	Setting up a WAP
	Wireless Network Management
	Wireless Connection Metrics
	Bluetooth Architecture
	Mobile Telephony Glossary
	CISCO Certification Guide
Chapter 4: Network Security
Chapter 4: Network Security
	Network Security Zones
	Logical Security Zones
	Physical Access Zones
	Protecting Personal Privacy
	Security Policy Domains
	Common Network Threats
Chapter 5: Hacking Network
Chapter 5: Hacking Network
	What is hacking?
	Who is a hacker?
	Types of cyber crimes
	A look at ethical hacking
Chapter 6: Different Hacking Methods
Chapter 6: Different Hacking Methods
	Keylogger
	Malware
	Trojan horses
	Ransomware
	Waterhole Attacks
	Fake WAP
	Passive Attacks
	Phishing
	Bait and Switch
	Cookie Theft
	Man in the middle attack
	Password Stealing
	Mac Spoofing
	What is social engineering?
Chapter 7: Working on a DoS attack
Chapter 7: Working on a DoS attack
	How this attack works
	The distributed denial of service attack
	An example of a DDoS Attack
Chapter 8: Keeping Your Information Safe
Chapter 8: Keeping Your Information Safe
	Attacking a website with Cross-Site Scripting
	An Injection Attack
	Password Hacking
Conclusion