Review 1:
I am Anil working as Manager-Training in Wipro Tech. Bangalore, India.I
have read your book named "ATM Concepts and Protocols" and I would like
to congratulate you and co-author Pankaj for such a nice book. Believe
me I am so impressed that I want to use some topic (some part of Chapter
7(Signaling) and 8 (Addressing and Routing)) of your Book in my online
Training. What do I have to do to do the same?
Review 2: I have been
referring your book ATM Networks for a very long time. I found it very
impressive. I wish to know whether both of you have come up with a book
on SONET/SDH.
Review 3: I am a final
year student doing my B.E. (Elec. & Comm.) from Delhi College of Engg.
(India) as part of my final year project, I am implementing the code for
the design of hybrid ATM switching. I recently purchased your book on ATM
networks and found it to be quite worthwhile in clearing my concepts. Congratulations
for writing such a useful book. The presentation is nice and it feels like
someone is really sitting close and teaching the subject!! Otherwise my
experience with other networking books has not always been the same.
Review 4: The book
does not make any assumption about prior knowledge of readers networking
concepts. First two chapters are dedicated to general terms and technologies
in networking. Authors have done good job of explaining ATM concepts and
protocol stack in next two chapters. Chapters on switching and signaling
have been explained in good details. A case study presented on switching
is very helpful in understudying ATM switching. General information in
Network Management is very good. Practical examples of deployment are not
explained very well. Some time book starts explaining concepts, useful
but not relevant to this section. Quality of Service, which is one of the
major topics, has been flooded with formulas and actual implementations
like weighed random early detect/ Queues have not been dealt at all. The
book needs to provide more information about IP over ATM.Target audience
is not very clear. As any topic taken is explained verbose before the actual
protocol is explained. If the target audience is someone who doesn't know
networking they won't be trying to learn ATM and if one is trying to learn
ATM the details are far higher than expected. (Reviewed by: Naresh Chand
& Gayatri Devi, Cisco Systems (I) Pvt. Ltd.)
Review 5: I have purchased
copy your book. It written very nicely and I wish & hope it will go
a long way. It will help a lot to network professionals. Kindly acknowledge
my congratualtions for such a nice book.
If you want to make a comments on any
aspect of the book, please feel free to email me at s.kasera@mailcity.com
