Training Course Outline
Course Duration:
4 Days
Training Course Description:
The Internet Protocol Suite, commonly known as TCP/IP, forms the basis
for the Internet and the next generation of telecommunications
services. It is now at the core of all modern mobile phone networks,
is used for the distribution of television services, carries
electronic mail and is at the heart of all PC networks. Understanding
how the protocols function and interact with each other is critical
for engineers and technicians who will configure and troubleshoot
computer networks, and next generation communications systems.
This course introduces the basic fundamentals of the Internet
Protocols suite using hands-on exercises to develop practical skills.
Delegates will understand the workings of the protocols and then stage
by stage build a complete Internetworking systems including all the
necessary servers to make it function. Delegates will construct a
complete service in the classroom using LANs, hubs, switchs and
routers.
On completion of this course delegates will be able to:
- Use protocol analysis techniques
for Internet protocols: IP, ARP, TCP, UDP and HTTP
- Solve duplicate IP address
problems
- Troubleshoot IP configuration
problems
- Build internets with IP routers
including configuration and testing
- Troubleshoot TCP/IP networks with
ICMP and ping
- Exploit FTP and TELNET
- Perform detailed protocol analysis
of FTP sessions
- Decode HTTP traffic
- Setup a web site
- Manage an Intranet with SNMP
Alternatives:
Delegates requiring a non Hands On introduction to datacoms and IP
should look at Understanding IP and Datanetworking
Delivery Method:
We have a number of public scheduled course dates across the UK,
please see the bottom of this page. As an onsite training provider, we
can deliver this course in any location in the US, EMEA, and Far East.
Please use our enquiry form to enquire about pricing.
Follow up Courses
Hands On Voice over IP
OSPF and BGP4
Understanding MultiService Access and H.248
Multi-Protocol Label Switching in 21st Century Telecommunications
Networks
Prerequisites:
Delegates are assumed to have a basic understanding of PC principles.
There are no other prerequisites.
Hands On TCP/IP and Internet Protocols
includes the following modules:
Introduction to TCP/IP Networks
- What TCP/IP provides: key
application services and multi-vendor capabilities
- TCP/IP and the Internet
- How Internet RFCs and STDs affect
TCP/IP
- TCP/IP Protocol Architecture
- Protocol layering concepts
- TCP/IP layering
- Components of TCP/IP networks
- Using a Protocol Analyzer to
examine protocols
The Internet Protocol (IP)
- Fundamental internetworking
concepts
- Connecting networks
- Providing Physical Layer
independence
- Internet addressing: IP address
classes A, B, C, D, E
- IP header
- Address Resolution
- Resolving MAC addresses with ARP
- Avoiding duplicate IP addresses
with RARP, BOOTP and DHCP
Building an Intranet
- IP Addressing
- Building your own IP network
- NIC-registered addresses
- Using private IP addresses:
application proxy firewalls
- IPv6
- IP On Different Physical Networks
- IP on non-Ethernet LANs: SNAP and
LLC
- Using IP on WANs
- IP on ATM
- IP on DSL
Internetworking with IP Routers
- Routed Networks
- The role of the IP router
- Common IP routing protocols: RIP,
OSPF
- Troubleshooting router problems
- Going beyond the Intranet
- Subdividing IP networks (subnetting)
- Control messages on IP networks:
ICMP
- Subnetting and supernetting
calculation formulas
- Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR)
- Network Address Translation (NAT)
The Transport Layer
- Transport and Protocols: TCP and
UDP
- Transport Layer Fundamentals
- The role of the transport protocol
- Reliable vs. best-effort services
- Transmission Control Protocol
(TCP)
- Providing a reliable data delivery
with TCP
- Associating remote applications
using port numbers and process addressing
- TCP packet structure and
troubleshooting
- TCP performance issues
- User Datagram protocol (UDP)
- Connectionless protocol operation
- Providing reliability at the
Application Layer
- Applications and Management
Protocols
Applications
- Operation of Application Protocols
- Client/Server Model
- Peer-to-peer Model
- File transfer protocols: FTP, TFTP
- Network Virtual Terminal (TELNET)
- Employing DNS BIND
- SMTP, the basis of Internet mail
- Utilising workstation mail: POP3,
IMAP4
- Examining the mechanisms of VoIP
- SIP and H.323
- TCP/IP for Windows XP and UNIX
- Exploring Internet Services
- Permanent direct connection
- Dialling in with PPP/SLIP/CSLIP
- Building virtual private networks
(VPNs) with PPTP
- Internet Service tools
- Retrieving files using Anonymous
FTP
- Using World Wide Web (WWW) tools
Managing TCP/IP Networks
- SNMP management paradigm
- Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP)
- The management database: MIB
- SNMP evolution: MIB I and II, RMON,
SNMPv2, SNMPv3
Hands-on Exercises (over duration
of course)
- Setup a Protocol analyser and
analyse traffic
- Use FTP and Telnet
- Undertake detailed analysis of IP,
TCP, FTP, Telnet and other applications
- Configure a PC to use TCP/IP
- Setup Subnets and routed networks
- Design and configure a web-site
- Use SNMP to manage network devices
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