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Subject: Re: TCP/IP
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Douglas E comer has a good book that covers TCP/IP very well. Even though it is a beat
for the academic unviersity students.

And if you want to learn about the kernel and what goes behind freebsd read Greg Lehley

The mailing list has a wide pool of knowledge. Is an excellent way to learn about Networking solutions etc.
So you might have a tool that might match what you are interested in like cgiwrap then
you try to implement CGI wrap yourself.

Or look at all the IT Employment section and look for the skill set that is required
like MysQL. Then you install MysQl at home on FreeBSD

Hope that helps..


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