Zero Configuration Networking. The Definitive Guide 

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• 1. Zero Configuration Networking: The Definitive Guide

• 2. Table of Contents

• 3. Copyright

• 4. Foreword

  Foreword

• 5. Praise for Zero Configuration Networking: The Definitive Guide

  Praise for Zero Configuration Networking: The Definitive Guide

• 6. Preface

  Preface

• 7. Audience for This Book

  Audience for This Book

• 8. The Zeroconf Technology

  The Zeroconf Technology

• 9. The Zeroconf DNS Service Discovery APIs

  The Zeroconf DNS Service Discovery APIs

• 10. Conventions Used in This Book

  Conventions Used in This Book

• 11. Using Code Examples

  Using Code Examples

• 12. Comments and Questions

  Comments and Questions

• 13. Safari Enabled

  Safari Enabled

• 14. Acknowledgments

  Acknowledgments

• 15. Chapter 1. Introduction to Bonjour and Zeroconf

  Chapter 1. Introduction to Bonjour and Zeroconf

• 16. Section 1.1. Service Discovery with Zeroconf

  Zeroconf s Many Names 1.1. Service Discovery with Zeroconf

• 17. Section 1.2. Replacing the AppleTalk Name Binding Protocol

  Why IP? Reaching a Device Versus Using It Built to Last Name Conflict Detection 1.2. Replacing the AppleTalk Name Binding Protocol

• 18. Section 1.3. Summary

  1.3. Summary

• 19. Chapter 2. IP Addresses Without DHCP

  Chapter 2. IP Addresses Without DHCP

• 20. Section 2.1. Obtaining an IP Address

  Link or Subnet? Private IP Addresses 2.1. Obtaining an IP Address

• 21. Section 2.2. Claiming a Link-Local IP Address

  2.2. Claiming a Link-Local IP Address

• 22. Section 2.3. Summary

  2.3. Summary

• 23. Chapter 3. Names Without DNS

  Chapter 3. Names Without DNS

• 24. Section 3.1. A Brief Tour of DNS

  Left-to-Right or Right-to-Left? 3.1. A Brief Tour of DNS

• 25. Section 3.2. The Zeroconf Namespace

  Names on Intranets 3.2. The Zeroconf Namespace

• 26. Section 3.3. Multicast DNS

  3.3. Multicast DNS

• 27. Section 3.4. Claiming Your Local Name

  DNS Query Type T_ANY 3.4. Claiming Your Local Name

• 28. Section 3.5. The Structure of the Multicast DNS Message

  3.5. The Structure of the Multicast DNS Message

• 29. Section 3.6. Summary

  UTF-8 3.6. Summary

• 30. Chapter 4. Browsing for Services

  Chapter 4. Browsing for Services

• 31. Section 4.1. Zero Configuration Operation

  4.1. Zero Configuration Operation

• 32. Section 4.2. Finding Services, Not Devices

  4.2. Finding Services Not Devices

• 33. Section 4.3. Knowing the Protocol

  Why All the Underscores? 4.3. Knowing the Protocol

• 34. Section 4.4. Building on DNS

  Registering Your Application Protocol Name 4.4. Building on DNS

• 35. Section 4.5. Late Binding

  4.5. Late Binding

• 36. Section 4.6. DNS-SD TXT Records

  4.6. DNS-SD TXT Records

• 37. Section 4.7. Summary

  4.7. Summary

• 38. Chapter 5. Service Discovery Beyond the Local Link

  Chapter 5. Service Discovery Beyond the Local Link

• 39. Section 5.1. Domain Enumeration

  5.1. Domain Enumeration

• 40. Section 5.2. Advertising Static Services

  5.2. Advertising Static Services

• 41. Section 5.3. Wide-Area Preference Settings

  5.3. Wide-Area Preference Settings

• 42. Section 5.4. Dynamic DNS Updates

  5.4. Dynamic DNS Updates

• 43. Section 5.5. DNS Long-Lived Queries (DNS-LLQ)

  5.5. DNS Long-Lived Queries (DNS-LLQ)

• 44. Section 5.6. NAT Port Mapping Protocol (NAT-PMP)

  Scope and Applicability 5.6. NAT Port Mapping Protocol (NAT-PMP)

• 45. Section 5.7. Summary

  5.7. Summary

• 46. Chapter 6. Getting Started with BonjourZeroconf

  Chapter 6. Getting Started with BonjourZeroconf

• 47. Section 6.1. Working with BonjourZeroconf

  6.1. Working with BonjourZeroconf

• 48. Section 6.2. The Command-Line Tool

  6.2. The Command-Line Tool

• 49. Section 6.3. Summary

  6.3. Summary

• 50. Chapter 7. Using the C APIs

  Chapter 7. Using the C APIs

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