The sheer number of entries to win both volumes of Jeff Doyle’s must-read, Routing TCP/IP was phenomenal, but alas we only had 15 copies each of both volumes to give away. The winners have been notified and I’ll share their names later. But first, the answers to the trivia questions to win the books:
1. What is the name of the start-up that has developed an alternative to TCP to help speed traffic and what is the name of its protocol? Answer: The start-up is Data Expedition Inc., or DEI; and the name of the protocol is MTP/IP (Multipurpose Transaction Protocol for the Internet). The answer could be found in this story.
2. Which U.S. city will become the first in the nation to have a citywide IPv6 network in the third quarter of this year? Answer: Harrisonburg. The answer could be found in this story.
Congratulations to the winners, who each receive copies of both Routing TCP/IP Volume I and II.
Jennifer Dodson, Jeremy Whistance, Donald Slabicki, Jessie Chan Peik Yoke, Lynn Kline, Ong Keng Hoo, Deborah S. Weinstein, Susan Foor, Daniel Jarvi, Nina Bain, Piotr Kaczor, Wei Ling Neo, Lee Jacklin, Bala S. Venkata, and Jeff Soucy.
There’s is still time to enter to win June’s book competition, in which we’re giving away 10 downloads of CCNP Quick Reference Sheets Bundle by Denise Donohue, Brent Stewart, and Jay Swan.
Good luck!
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