Title: Everything Between the Author and the User's Eyeballs
Review: Content Networking is a kind of loosely defined term to describe an overall network that can contain just about everything: mail, web, file transfer, video conferencing, VoIP. It is generally broken down into three segments: Originators, Network Infrastructure, Recipients.This book covers the gamut of all of these subjects, a la Cisco. It is intended for the people who must design, purchase, implement, and maintain such networks. Of course if you are interested in the Cisco CCNP content networking exam this is the book.Many of the subjects in this book, in fact probably all of them, have dedicated books oriented to that single subject. But in this book it is all tied together to give an overall grasp of everything that is involved in such networks. It covers everything about getting the information from its source to the end user. And it does this in a highly readable manner.
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