Computer Networks (CS 395)

1. Syllabus
2. Assignments
3. Final Projects
4. RFC's
5. Cnet user's manual
6. Cnet man page
7. Sockets documentation
8. Example client/server code. Do not represent this code as good template code for industrial-strength client/server programs. This code is pedagogically oriented, and thus I have made some dramatic simplifications that you would not want to make if you were developing software for long-term use. I'll talk about these simplifications in class.
   • tcpUtilities.c, a few of my own utility functions for very simple client/server examples
   • tcpUtilities.h, the associated header file
   • helloClient.c, a simple client that connects to a server, reads a null-terminated string from the connection, prints the results, and quits
   • helloServer.c, an iterative server that sends a null-terminated string whenever a client connects, and then immediately closes the connection
   • helloConcurrent.c, a concurrent version of helloServer.c
   • hello.h , a header file for the previous three files
9. Midterm 2