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Many people find the various titles from O'Reilly* to be quite helpful. They have a whole serious of books on networking that you can find here: http://networking.oreilly.com/
Here are some titles you might find helpful: The Networking CD Bookshelf, Version 2.0 (includes: Building Internet Firewalls, DNS and BIND, Essential SNMP, Managing NFS and NIS, Network Troubleshooting Tools, SSH, The Secure Shell: The Definitive Guide, and TCP/IP Network Administration)
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