II. ARCHITECTURE OF NETWORK IMPLEMENTATION. 2. Layered Architectures, Services and Protocols.
3. Overview of the Linux Network Implementation.
4. Managing Packet Buffers.
5. Network Devices.

III. LAYER I & II-MEDIUM ACCESS AND LOGICAL LINK LAYER. 6. Introduction.
7. The Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP).
8. The Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP).
9. PPP Over Ethernet.
10. ATM on Linux.
11. Transparent Bridges.

IV. LAYER III-NETWORK LAYER. 12. Introduction.
13. The Internet Protocol.
14. IP Routing.
15. The Address Resolution Protocol (ARP).
16. Group Communication with IP Multicast.
17. IP Security with FreeS/WAN.
18. Quality of Service Using the Traffic Control Tools.
19. Packet Filters and Firewalls.
20. Connection Tracking.
21. Network Address Translation (NAT).
22. Quality of Service with KIDS.
23. IPv6: The Internet Protocol Version 6.

V. LAYER IV-TRANSPORT LAYER. 24. Introduction.
25. Transmission Control Protocol (TCP).
26. User Datagram Protocol (UDP).

VI. LAYER V-APPLICATION LAYER. 27. Network Programming with Sockets.
28. Mobile IP.
29. RSVP Example of an Object-Oriented Protocol.

VII. APPENDIX. A. The LXR Source Code Browser.
B. Debugging in the Linux Kernel.
C. Important Network Administration Tools.
D. Example Network Driver.
E. Example Kernel Module.

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For junior, senior, and graduate level students in upper-level courses for Advanced Networking and Network Protocols. This unique Linux networking tutorial reference provides students with a practical overview and understanding of the implementation of networking protocols in the Linux kernel. By gaining a familiarity with the Linux kernel architecture, students can modify and enhance the functionality of protocol instances.

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Provides students with a practical overview and understanding of the implementation of networking protocols in the Linux kernel. This Linux networking tutorial reference is designed for junior, senior, and graduate level students in upper-level courses for Advanced Networking and Network Protocols.