RE: Networking terminology

["Johan Hiemstra" <webmaster -at- techexams -dot- net>]

For a short but more detailed overview check out my highly popular
Network+ TechNotes (the free version on the left):

http://www.techexams.net/technotes/networkplus/pdf.shtml

It's been a while since I wrote those... I write better these days, and
I use a grammar and spell checker now. ;) But the content is accurate
which is actually uncommon when it comes to this (level of this) topic. 
It's used by thousands of people each month to prepare for CompTIA's
Network+, but it is handed out by teachers at various universities and
training institutes, and contains essential information for pretty much
everyone involved with networking one way or the other.

Johan

Disclaimer: this is not shameless self-promotion. The commercial version
contains practice exams and is of little use to subscribers of this
list. 




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