Networking All-in-One For Dummies, 8th Edition

Great quality. As described. Arrived on time.

Very detailed but organised brilliantly for a gentle intro then getting more in depth. Great value for money. Lots of Windows related material which isn’t my set up, but will be useful for others. Really helps bust all the jargon!

It seems good but VLANs barely get mentioned. VLANs was the main thing I was hoping to learn about from this book.

It’s a great and informative book but it has issues with the binding causing the spine to separate from the pages making it fall apart, very disappointed. Returned next day

Ottimo

Bom

This book is good but falls short of expectations. The author over-narrates, extending content that could’ve been one page into multiple pages, making it bulky and intimidating. Most of the content is excessive jargon with little or no direct explanations of the subject matter.

The book covers a wide variety of topics in networking and seems fit for those wanting to brush up basics or begin from scratch.

An excellent overview of networking fundamentals and implementation details. There is solid foundational material and surprisingly thorough information at a technical level. Although you won't be qualified for a Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification when you are done reading the manual, you will have received nearly the same level of training as an introductory technical college course on the topic. I intentionally purchased the 8th edition rather than the 9th because it is significantly longer (1056 pages versus 960) and I could not easily tell any advantage with the newer edition. That is, other than being 150 pages lighter than its predecessor. If you have an interest in this topic and do not want to spend the money and time for technical training, this represents a superb investment.