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On Mon, 31 Jul 1995, M C Wong wrote:

> Hi,
>     There are many books out there with good illustration of TCP/IP
> protocols with timing-diagram etc, eg : describes about TCP state-machine.
> I wonder if anyone ever comes across any good reference detailing such
> application layer protocol as : smtp, telnet, news, etc etc ... ?

TCP/IP Illustrated Volume 2. I'll look up the publisher name when I get 
home, but my local Borders Bookstore carriess it.