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IP Internetworking 

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Course Length:
3 days, customizable

Schedule:
Private/on-site
or co-op delivery.


Description:  This course provides detailed understanding and hands on experience with networks using the TCP/IP protocol suite for communication. This open standards-based method of networking has become the universal way devices and applications communicate over corporate network environments and the public Internet. Knowledge of TCP/IP is also critical for secure networking environments (VPNs), as well as VoIP and wireless computing infrastructures. Prerequisites:  A basic knowledge of networking is helpful, but not required.
Audience:   Anyone involved in analyzing, marketing, planning, designing, installing and supporting TCP/IP networks. Delivery Methods: Live classroom with hands-on labs.

  This course can be modified for delivery to any level audience.
  Beginners find this course extremely useful as a networking foundation.
Intermediates will find it useful to combine all or parts of this course with modules from the Advanced IP Concepts, Network Security and/or Virtual Private Networks courses to create a thorough IP course curriculum, to fulfill unique training requirements.

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What you'll learn...

Understand TCP/IP's role in today's global and enterprise-wide internetwork environments.

Learn how protocol stacks operate, and become proficient at using protocol analyzers.

Set up, Test and Troubleshoot  TCP/IP devices in a Windows and Linux environment.

Find out how IP addressing and subnetting functions.

See how automatic device configuration is performed using Bootp and DHCP.

Understand host naming structures and how DNS operates.

Learn how routing is performed by devices and routers using protocols such as RIP and OSPF.

See how TCP/IP supports applications via TCP/UDP, sockets and protocols such as FTP, Telnet and HTTP.

     Hands-on exercises

Attendees will implement, test and troubleshoot devices in a Windows and Linux environment using proprietary and standards based utilities and analyzers.  


Course Outline:

TCP/IP Introduction & Suite Overview
IP & Internetworking Foundations
Addressing Concepts
IP Stack Configurations
LAN & WAN Network Characteristics

Standards and Stacks
IP Standards and RFCs
Stack Communication Processes
Internetworking Devices
  Bridges, Routers, Gateways, Switches and VLANs

IP Addressing
Address Classes
Unicast, Multicast and Broadcast Addresses
Network Address Scope

Subnetting
Subnet masks
Subnet Process
Supernetting and CIDR

Private Networks
RFC1918 Addressing
Introduction to NAT, Proxies and Firewalls 

Internet Protocol (IPv4)
IP Frame Format
IP Responsibilities
IPv6 Comparison

Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
ARP Frame Format
ARP Responsibilities
ARP Exchanges and Cache  

DHCP
BootP Foundation
Automatic Client Configuration
Scopes, Leases and Options
Relay Agents

Host Naming and DNS
Naming  Conventions & Assignment
Name Resolution
Client & Server Implementations
Internet DNS Hierarchy

 

IP Routing
Routing Techniques
Routes and Route Tables
Passive vs Active Routing
Routing Protocols

Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
ICMP Responsibility
Message Types & Formats
Diagnostic Messaging
Ping & Traceroute

Transport Layer Protocols
Ports and Services
TCP Frame Format
Connection Services
Sequencing and Acknowledgements
Error recovery and Retransmissions
UDP Frame Format and Function

Application Support
Sockets and Associations
Application Interfaces (APIs)
Berkeley Sockets, Streams and Winsock 

Application Layer Protocols

Telnet

Remote Host Connectivity
NVT and Sessions
Terminal Emulation 

File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
Command and Data Channels
FTP Commands
Authentication & Anonymous Access

HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
Web Communication Process
Client/Server Mechanisms
Uniform Resource Locators (URLs)
Stateless and Persistent Connections
Application Support

 


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