IK2218/EP2120 HT2012 Reading instructions for Forouzan TCP/IP Protocol Suite, Fourth edition. Please use the lecture notes as primary source of what is relevant. Chapter 1: History and Standards. Read all. Chapter 2: Layering. Read all. Fundamental. Chapter 3: Link layer. The chapter deals with the link layer as background material to the course. The course will not cover link layers, but you need to know most of this. Chapter 4: Introduction to Network Layer Read all. Fundamental. Chapter 5: IPv4 addresses Read all. Fundamental. Chapter 6: Delivery, forwarding and routing Read all. Fundamental. Chapter 7: Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) Read all. Fundamental. Chapter 8: Address resolution protocol (ARP) Read all. Fundamental. Chapter 9: Internet Control Message Protocol Version 4 (ICMPv4) Read all. Chapter 10: Mobile IP Skip Chapter 11: Unicast routing protocols (RIP, OSPF, and BGP) Read but the slides contain more relevant material 11.6 OSPF: Skip detailed packet descriptions 11.8 BGP: Skip detailed packet descriptions Chapter 12: Multicasting and Multicast Routing Protocols 11.2 Multicast addressing. Otherwise skip Chapter 13: Introduction to the Transport Layer Read all. Fundemantal. Chapter 14: UDP Read all. Fundamental. Chapter 15: TCP Read all. Fundamental. Chapter 16: SCTP Skip Chapter 17: Introduction to the application layer Read all. Chapter 18: Host configuration: DHCP Read all sections. The book only handles stateful autoconfiguration. Chapter 19: DNS Read except Sec 19.7 Fig 19.12 is wrong Complement with Ch 1 and 3 of Bind 9 reference manual. Slides contain more relevant material Chapter 20: Remote Login: TELNET and SSH Read all. Chapter 21: File transfer: FTP and TFTP Read all. Chapter 22: World Wide Web and HTTP Read all. Chapter 23: Electronic Mail: SMTP, POP, IMAP and MIME Read all. Chapter 24: Network management: SNMP Read 14.1, 24.2. Rest optional. Read a course on network management (e.g., EP2300). Chapter 25:Multimedia Read all. Chapter 26: IPv6 addressing Chapter 27: IPv6 protocol Read all. Section 27.3: IPv6 transition is out-dated except for the dual stack. Chapter 28 ICMPv6 Read all. Chapter 29: Cryptography and Network Security Skip: Read a network security course! Chapter 30: Internet security Skip