Yep that is the only book I use nowadays. Simply the best book for networking reference and
study. The implementation book is very good for concepts that has been implemented in the real world.
To follow the code you need C and system programming specifically in Unixs.

Nate Duehr wrote:

> Well, it's not microcontroller specific at all, and not cheap, but the
> ultimate TCP/IP book is TCP/IP Illustrated, by W. Richard Stevens.  If
> you want a TCP/IP "ultimate reference manual".
>
> ISBN: 0201633469
>
> Probably not what you're looking for, but thought I'd mention it if you
> really want to see the nitty-gritty of TCP/IP stacks.
>
> There's also a newer book out about TCP/IP Implementation in the same
> series, but I don't have that one.  TCP/IP Illustrated is pulled down
> off the shelf as a reference regularly, though...
>
> Nate
>
> On Mon, 2002-10-28 at 23:56, Josh Koffman wrote:
> > Well, sadly, I believe it is too late. However, for $15 on eBay, I still
> > think I did ok. The author of the book is I believe the guy who wrote
> > the code (or at least helped) for the Microchip TCP/IP stack. Problem
> > is, it's all in C. I bought the book more for it's informational
> > purposes, rather than actual code snippets. I'm hoping it will discuss
> > TCP/IP on a byte level, and provide methods for dealing with things
> > within the constrains of a controller. If anyone has seen the newer
> > version, please let us know what's in there!
>
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