User:Morennoalves/Books/Networking Basics

by M.Alves and V. Cerny

 * CHAPTER 1: THE FUNDAMENTALS
 * Priority 1
 * Bit
 * Byte
 * Information
 * Analog signal
 * Digital data


 * Priority 2
 * Symbolic link
 * Computer hardware
 * Software
 * Firmware
 * Bios


 * Priority 1
 * Data compression
 * Lossless compression
 * DEFLATE
 * Lempel–Ziv–Markov chain algorithm
 * Lossy compression
 * JPEG
 * Moving Picture Experts Group
 * Data integrity
 * Hash function
 * MD5
 * Open standard


 * Priority 2
 * Archive file
 * Text file
 * Doc (computing)
 * Tar (computing)
 * Zip (file format)
 * Filename extension


 * CHAPTER 2: DESIGN
 * KISS principle


 * CHAPTER 3: HARDWARE
 * Central processing unit
 * Random-access memory
 * Data storage device
 * Input/output
 * Data transmission
 * Computer network
 * Server
 * Desktop computer
 * Laptop
 * Minicomputer
 * Smartphone
 * Tablet computer
 * Hard disk drive
 * Solid-state drive
 * Disk partitioning
 * RAID


 * CHAPTER 4: OPERATING SYSTEM
 * Priority 1
 * Operating system
 * Booting
 * Kernel (computing)
 * Root directory
 * Utility software
 * Application software
 * Virtualization
 * Hypervisor
 * VMware


 * Priority 2
 * File system
 * NTFS
 * File Allocation Table
 * FAT filesystem and Linux
 * Ext4
 * Microsoft Windows
 * Linux
 * Debian
 * CentOS
 * OS X
 * VxWorks
 * System software


 * CHAPTER 5: NETWORKING
 * Priority 1
 * IPv4
 * IP address
 * Subnetwork
 * Gateway (telecommunications)
 * Domain Name System
 * Hostname
 * Domain name
 * Local area network
 * Wide area network
 * Storage area network
 * Virtual LAN
 * MAC address
 * OSI model
 * Network layer
 * Network switch
 * Bridging (networking)
 * Router (computing)
 * Routing
 * Routing table
 * Firewall (computing)
 * Network address translation


 * Priority 2
 * Wi-Fi
 * Wireless access point
 * IPv6
 * Ethernet


 * CHAPTER 6: SECURITY
 * GNU Privacy Guard
 * Symmetric-key algorithm
 * Advanced Encryption Standard
 * Public-key cryptography
 * RSA (algorithm)
 * Disk encryption
 * BitLocker Drive Encryption
 * KeePass
 * Password fatigue
 * Wireless security
 * Transport Layer Security
 * X.509
 * Virtual private network
 * Computer virus
 * Antivirus software
 * System administrator