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M a k i n g E ve r y t h i n g E a s i e r !

6 t h E d i t io n

Learn to:

• Work with the newest TCP/IP standards

and protocols

• Apply new information on wireless

routers, VoIP, and mobile technologies

• Secure blog and social networking sites

• Use new methods to guard against

phishing, spear-phishing, and vishing

Candace Leiden

Marshall Wilensky

Foreword by Scott Bradner,

TCP/IP

FOR

DUMmIES

‰

6 TH EDITION

by Candace Leiden and Marshall Wilensky

Foreword by Scott Bradner

University Technology Security O cer, Harvard University

TCP/IP For Dummies, 6th Edition

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About the Authors

Forced to learn about computers because she was afraid of slide rules,

Candace Leiden has worked as a software developer, system administrator,

and database designer and administrator. Formerly the president of Cardinal

Consulting, Inc., Candace is now a systems and database performance consul-

tant and instructional design consultant for international courseware in those

areas. Her customers have included Cardinal Consulting, Compaq Computer,

Digital Equipment Corporation, the United Nations, several major pharma-

ceutical corporations, Oracle Corporation, and Hewlett-Packard. Candace is

an internationally recognized speaker on relational databases and the Linux

and Unix operating systems. Candace is also the author of Linux Bible (Wiley

Publishing). Candace met Marshall Wilensky in 1981, when they worked at

the same company. She taught him everything he knows.

Marshall Wilensky has been wrangling computers and networks for more

than 30 years (and still has fewer wrinkles than Candace and less gray hair).

In corporate life, he has had the privilege of working for companies ranging

from 25 people (who are 25 years old) to more than 300,000 worldwide. He

has been a consultant, a programmer, a system administrator, and a network

manager for large multivendor and multiprotocol networks, including those

at the Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration.

Marshall met Candace Leiden in 1981 when they worked at the same com-

pany. He taught her everything she knows. They are also, most importantly,

married (to each other).

Candace and Marshall are both members-at-large of ICANN (Internet

Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers).

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