Dates/Locations:
No upcoming dates scheduled
Duration:
5 Days
Course Overview:
This course provides students with a comprehensive technical introduction of TCP/IP & the interworkings of TCP/IP application to UNIX, Linux & Windows NT/2000 in a network environment. This course begins by providing a comprehensive protocol stack analysis. It continues with extensive hands-on exercises needed to configure TCP/IP on UNIX & Windows NT/2000 based networks.
Course Objectives:
- A thorough comprehension of each level of the protocol stack
- Configuring UNIX & NT to access internetworks
- Configuring & setting up a Cisco router
- Properly implementing subnets to avoid ongoing maintenance headaches
- Routing & routing protocols, RIP, OSPF, and IGRP
- How to troubleshoot a wide range of routing problems
- All major TCP/IP application services including: FTP, TELNET, SNMP, NFS, DNS, DHCP, & WINS
- How to avoid common internetworking problems
- How to troubleshoot TCP/IP networks using protocol analysis techniques – snoop on Sun Workstation & Network Monitor on Windows NT
- How to design, build, configure, & manage TCP/IP internetworks
- Applying a structured methodology for troubleshooting TCP/IP internetworks
- ACL’s on Cisco routers
Prerequisites:
Students should have good end-user skills in TCP/IP (FTP, TELNET, RLOGON, & MAIL).
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