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January 2008
Beginner’s Question Why doesn’t IPv5 come after IPv4? FEATURE 2 Changing and Expanding… The Work of Network Engineers Both the contents and the area of the work of network engineers have been changing along with the evolution of technologies and business. How are on-site engineers responding to these changes? We asked 19 engineers at 14 companies that are keeping up. Overview: Is your work changing too? Part 1 - Work Changing: Servers and security are now within the field of responsibilities Part 2 - Scope Expanding: Consumer-oriented services offer a new arena FEATURE 3 Learning Network Infrastructure in Charts PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol) A mechanism for initially linking two points that is a prerequisite for WAN |
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