Table of Contents, The PC-Internet Connection

Cruising the Internet with Windows

Chapter 1: Getting the Basics
Chapter 2: SLIP and PPP
Chapter 3: Network Adapters
Chapter 4: Installing Chameleon
Chapter 5: Configuring Microsoft TCP/IP
Chapter 6: Installing Trumpet Winsock
Chapter 7: Telnet, FTP, Mail and News
Chapter 8: WAIS, Gopher and World Wide Web
Chapter 9: Other Applications

Living with DOS

Chapter 10: Drivers
Chapter 11: Shims
Chapter 12: TCP/IP and Netware
Chapter 13: DOS Applications
Chapter 14: Running DOS Applications Within Windows
Chapter 15: Sharing Files

Managing the Connections

Chapter 16: Introduction to Networking
Chapter 17: Capacity Planning
Chapter 18: Local Area Network Cabling
Chapter 19: Wide Area Networks
Chapter 20: Leased Lines
Chapter 21: Cable Internet

Managing the Network

Chapter 22: TCP/IP Addresses
Chapter 23: Address Assignment
Chapter 24: Domain Name Service
Chapter 25: Routing
Chapter 26: Building Bridges and Routers
Chapter 27: FTP, Telnet, Mail and News Servers
Chapter 28: WAIS, Gopher, and WWW Servers
Chapter 29: BBSes on the Internet

When Things Go Wrong

Chapter 30: Datalink Protocols
Chapter 31: The Network and Transport Layers of TCP/IP
Chapter 32: Security
Chapter 33: Troubleshooting

History

Chapter 34: How PC-IP Came To Be
Chapter 35: How WATTCP Came To Be
Chapter 36: How Trumpet Came To Be
Chapter 37: How KA9Q Came To Be
Chapter 38: How Crynwr Software Came To Be

Appendices

Appendix A: Drivers
Appendix B: Publicly Distributable Software
Appendix C: Commercial Software
Appendix D: Service Providers
Appendix E: Obtaining an IP Address
Appendix F: Subnetting Schemes
Appendix G: Request for Comments Documents
Appendix H: Ethernet Prefixes
Appendix I: Bibliography
Appendix J: Glossary
Appendix K: Installing Frontier TCP/IP
Appendix L: Installing Microsoft TCP/IP
Appendix M: NetBIOS over TCP/IP