Introduction to IP Networking

Course Supplier: CNET Telephone Number: 0121 326 2219 Cost: £550

Description:

This 1-day course provides those that are new to technology with a platform to assess and to begin installing TCP/IP based systems.

Organisations from the largest enterprises to the smallest SME environment are discovering that in order to link their systems across the Internet, or their own WAN (Wide Area Networks), they require a truly heterogeneous protocol suite capable of providing a common denominator in both the operating system and software development.

The huge mass of deployed TCP/IP systems, together with the inescapable impact of the Internet has made TCP/IP that protocol. This course provides a technical introduction to TCP/IP, providing design exercises and troubleshooting scenarios for effective and controlled implementation and management of hardware and software based systems.

Introduction

The TCP/IP protocol suite

TCP/IP Standerds

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TCP/IP Protocol Architecture

Network interface layer, Internet layer, transport layer, application layer

TCP/IP Coure Protocol

Internet proocol. IP header, fragmentation & reassembly
Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
Internet Group message protocol (IGMP)

Transmission Control Protocol

The TCP header

Source & Destination Ports

The TCP three wat handshake including sliding windows, TCP application interfaces, windows sockets interface, NetBIOS interface

Application Layer Protocols

FTP, HTTP. Telnet, STMP, DNS

Troubleshooting tools

Ping, tracert, ipconfig, arp, nbtstat & netstat

IP Addressing

Dotted decimal notation, address classes, network &host addresses, subnet mask

Public & Private Addresses

Network address translation, determining subnet addresses, the all zeros & ones subnets, dealing extended subnet masks, variable length subnet masks, classless inter-domain routing

Domain Names

Host name resolution & DNS, NetBIOS name resolution, principles of IP routing, static & dynamic IP routing protocols, the routing process, longest prefix matching

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