If you want to know more about the Internet Protocols, here are two documents by Charles L. Hedrick of Rutgers University, which I recommend:
RFC 1180 is a tutorial on the TCP/IP protocol suite (63 KBytes).
InYong Hwang's TCP/IP Tutorial (seems to have disappeared, unfortunately)
A comprehensive article on Creating Organizational Links with the Global Internet
Zen and the Art of the Internet - A Beginner's Guide to the Internet by Brendan P. Kehoe
John Wobus' Local Area Networks Page
Jim Frost's BSD Sockets: A Quick And Dirty Primer
Brian "Beej" Hall's Guide to Network Programming Using Internet Sockets
Charm Net Personal IP Page provides you with the ability to "bootstrap" into connectivity with the Internet
and slightly off the point ...
Rich Graves' Windows 95 Networking FAQ
Steve Scoggins and Thomas Baltis' Windows NT Internet FAQ
Malcom Hoar's Data Communications FAQ (MS-Windows Version)
Michael Spalter's Fast Serial Ports and 16550 UARTs
Curt's High Speed Modem Page PC Modem News, FAQs, Files, Tips & Tricks
Ethernet FAQ (67 KBytes) from comp.dcom.lans.ethernet
Köppen EDV GmbH offer a TCP/IP BOOT-PROM for network-booting PCs
Bernard Aboba's PC-Internet Connection Update Page contains pointers to the latest and greatest resources for users of TCP/IP on the PC
Rawn Shah's PC TCP/IP & NFS Frequently Asked Questions list
TWIG - The Windows Internet Guide
The Winsock-L Home Page
Stardust Technologies' Winsock Resource Center
Harold A. Driscoll's Windows Socket Product Summary
Forrest H. Stroud's Consummate Winsock Applications List
Scott A. Swedorski's The Ultimate Collection of Winsock Software
Keith Ellis' "Best Of" List of Winsock applications
Xiaomu Niu's Internet Application Collection for Windows
Bob Quinn and Dave Shute's Winsock Development Information
The Centre for Computing Services has purchased a Site Licence for the Trumpet Winsock package.
It is available from their ftp server under /pub/packages/ibmpc/winsock. Look at the README file first.
Lynn Larrow's SLiRP/TIA and Trumpet Winsock Setup Reference might prove useful.
Imperial College Department of Computing is not in the business of providing dial-up Internet access (SLIP/PPP).
Here are lists of UK-based Internet Service Providers from
HOWEVER: The CCS modem service provides dial-up Internet access.
While visitors from afar are welcome, the information on this page is intended primarily for staff and students of the Department of Computing at Imperial College, London, UK
Please drop me a line with any comments or just to say hello.
last updated: 23-Jul-97 Ian Harries <ih@doc.ic.ac.uk>