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Overview
In this hands-on training course, participants will cover the basics of data
networking and practice new skills with leading-edge technologies from Cisco,
Juniper, ADTRAN, HP, Dell, and Microsoft.
With a strong foundation and an understanding of basic network functions,
standards, and protocols, attendees will be prepared to tackle advanced
networking concepts and technologies including TCP/IP, network security,
wireless integration, and Voice over IP.
By attending this training seminar you will learn:
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How switches and routers interconnect using multiple vendors' equipment
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IP addressing and how to create subnets
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How TCP/IP works and is configured on various devices
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To capture and view network traffic using a protocol analyzer
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The various wireless network options available
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Basic security and firewall issues
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How Ethernet works and how all of the various forms can be connected
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The basics of layered network protocols
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The difference between logical and physical network segments
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How to install Cat 5e UTP and fiber optic cables
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How VLANs function
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When and how to use NAT
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Function of various routing protocols such as RIP, IGRP, and OSPF
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An overview of WAN technologies
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Functions of NetBIOS and NetBEUI
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Benefits and issues of Instant Messaging
Who Needs to Attend
This training is ideal for anyone who wishes to gain a solid networking
foundation in a real-world, multi-vendor environment or take the first step
in preparing for a career as an IT professional.
Agenda
1. Network Overview
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Defining a Network
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Reasons to Use a Network
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Network Components
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End Devices
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Operating Systems
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Network Infrastructure
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Network Types
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Network Services
2. Network Functions and Standards
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Generic Network Functions
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Standards Organizations
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
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Common WAN Serial Interface Standards
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Internet Organizations
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Internet Standards Process
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OSI Model Overview
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Layer 1: Physical Layer
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Layer 2: Data Link Layer
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Layer 3: Network Layer
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Layer 4: Transport Layer
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Layer 5: Session Layer
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Layer 6: Presentation Layer
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Layer 7: Application Layer
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TCP/IP Model
3. Local Signaling Media
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Serial Cabling Specifications
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Media Interface Specifications
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DCE and DTE Specifications
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Twisted-Pair Cabling Specifications
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Cable Runs
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Seven Keys to Successful UTP Wiring
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Fiber Optic Cabling Systems
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Fiber Optic Cabling Types
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Wireless Networking Systems
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Wireless Network Preparation
4. Ethernet
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Network Overview
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Network Interface Cards
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MAC Addresses
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NIC Drivers
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CSMA/CD Operation
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Ethernet Collision Domain
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Ethernet Connectivity Standards
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10 Mbps Ethernet Connectivity Options
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100 Mbps Ethernet Connectivity Options
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Gigabit Ethernet Overview
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10 Gigabit Ethernet Connectivity Options
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Ethernet Version II Frame Structure
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Ethernet Type Field
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IEEE 802.3 with 802.2 Frame Format
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Captured Frame Displayed by a Protocol Analyzer
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Ethernet Equipment Overview
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Ethernet Ports and Connectors
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Half-Duplex and Full-Duplex Operation
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Ethernet Hubs
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Ethernet Switches
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Integrating 10, 100, and 1,000 Mbps and 10 Gbps Ethernet
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Ethernet Performance Issues
5. Switching
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Switching Overview
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Current Switch Installations
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Switch Operation Overview
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The Learning Process
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The Flooding Process
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The Forwarding and Filtering Process
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Switch Loop Problems
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Switch Configuration
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Spanning Tree Algorithm Overview
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STA Root Switch Election
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STA Path Selection
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Spanning Tree Timers
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STA Self-Healing Ability
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VLAN Overview
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VLAN Configuration
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VLAN Operation
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VLANs on Multiple Switches
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Switch Troubleshooting
6. Logical Addressing
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Logical Address Overview
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Binary Numbering
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Converting Binary to Decimal
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Converting Decimal to Binary
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Conversion Practice
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Dotted Decimal Notation
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Logical Address Types
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Class-Based Addressing
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Network-Specific Addresses
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Reserved Addresses
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Private Addresses
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Network Masking
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Classless Addressing
7. Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
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Address Resolution Overview
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ARP Process
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ARP Cache
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Gratuitous ARP
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Proxy ARP
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ARP Restrictions
8. Subnetting
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Subnetting Overview
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Communication Between Hosts
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IP Address and Mask
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Subnetting Basics
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Subnet Rules
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Subnetting Decisions
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Four Key Addresses
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Case Study
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Onageristic Analysis Inc.
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Masking for Subnets
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Masking for Interfaces
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Headquarters Addressing
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East Addressing
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West Addressing
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WAN Addressing
9. Routing
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Routing Overview
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Static Links vs. Dynamic Routing
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Router Configuration Overview
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Routing Protocols
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Routing Metrics
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Routing Protocol Operation
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Routing Information Protocol
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RIP Routing Tables
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Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
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Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP)
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Border Gateway Protocol (BGP)
10. WAN Overview
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WAN Overview
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Telecommunications Infrastructure
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Connection Types: PVC and SVC
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WAN Technologies
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WAN Circuit-Switching
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Wide Area Transmission Rates
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SONET
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Leased Lines
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WAN Packet-Switching
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Packet-Switching Networks
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Metro/Carrier Ethernet
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X.25 Overview
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Frame Relay Overview
11. Network Layer Process
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Network Layer Processes Overview
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Logical Addressing
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Network Loop Handling
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Routing Decision-Making
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Path Control
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Multicast Management
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Communication Flexibility
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Multiplexing
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Data Length Management
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Quality of Service
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Data Receipt Verification
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Diagnostics
12. Session Handling
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Session Handling Overview
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Process Identification
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Application Port Numbering
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Temporary Ports
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Port Address Translation
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Connectionless Functions
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Connection-Based Functions
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Connection Handshake
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Connection Shutdown
13. Supporting Processes
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Supporting Processes Overview
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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
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Four-Step IP Addressing Process
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Domain Name System (DNS)
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Top-Level Domains
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Country Domains
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Dynamic DNS
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ICMP Overview
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The ping Command
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Variation Reports
14. Net BIOS and Net BEUI
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A Historical Perspective
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What is NetBIOS?
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NetBIOS Services
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NetBIOS vs. NetBEUI
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NetBIOS over TCP/IP
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Server Message Block
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NetBIOS Limitations
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The net Commands
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The nbtstat Command
15. Security
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Network Security Overview
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Network Security Assessment
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Attack Types
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Hackers and Attackers
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Authentication
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Encryption
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Intrusion Detection Systems
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Content Filtering
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Firewalls
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Personal Firewalls
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Packet Filters
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Proxy Servers
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Stateful Inspection Firewalls
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Security Levels
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Single-Layer Protection
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Double-Layer Protection
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Triple-Layer Protection
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Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
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Develop a Security Plan
16. User and Manager Processes
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User and Manager Processes Overview
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Terminal Emulation
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File Transfer
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Connection-Based File Transfer
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Connectionless File Transfer
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E-Mail
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Sending E-Mail
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Retrieving E-Mail
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Web Browsing
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Network Management
17. Wireless LANs
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Wireless LAN Overview
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Wireless LAN Components
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Wireless Design Issues
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Wireless LAN Standards
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IEEE 802.11a
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IEEE 802.11b
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IEEE 802.11g
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Wireless Security
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Basic Security Steps
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Wired Equivalent Privacy
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Wi-Fi Protected Access
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Non-Standard Solutions
18. Instant Messaging
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Instant Messaging Overview
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Integrated Communications
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Presence Awareness
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Security Issues
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Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Act
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Standards
19. Networking Advances
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Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6)
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IPv6 Addressing
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Internet2
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Voice over IP (VoIP)
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Uses for VoIP
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Why VoIP Instead of Traditional Voice?
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Wireless Broadband
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Video over IP
Labs
Lab 1: Network Equipment
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Identify Components of the Classroom Network
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Identify Various Types of Cables
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View Network Configuration Information
Lab 2: Simple Networking with Ethernet
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Connect Classroom Network Infrastructure
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Confirm Network Functions
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Netstat Overview
Lab 3: Protocol Analyzer Operation
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Using EtherPeek to View Network Traffic
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View Ethernet Headers
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Identify Address Types and Ether Types
Lab 4: Explore Access Switching
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Connect to Switch Configuration via Multiple Methods
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View Available Commands
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View the Interface Statistics
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View Spanning Tree Information
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View VLAN Information
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Test Switch Functionality
Lab 5: Logical Addressing
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Identify Address Classes
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Specify Prefix-Mask Matches
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Describe Private Addresses
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Explore NAT Tables
Lab 6: Address Resolution Protocol
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View the ARP Process
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Explore the ARP Cache
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Delete ARP Cache Entries
Lab 7: Subnetting
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Identify Requirements
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Detail the Network Base
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Apply the Subnet Budget Process
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Describe the Key Addresses
Lab 8: Routing
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Connect to Router Configuration via Multiple Methods
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View Sample Commands
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View Interface Information
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View the Routing Table
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View the ARP Cache
Lab 9: IP Header Analysis
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View Captured IP Header Messages
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Observe Fragmentation
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Watch the Effect of Traceroute
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Do Something Illogical
Lab 10: TCP Operation and Analysis
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Review the TCP Handshake
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View the Login and Password
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Count Data Bytes Transferred
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The User Quits
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The Server Says Goodbye
Lab 11: DHCP Operation and Analysis
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View the DHCP Configuration
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View the UDP Header
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View the Four-step DHCP Process
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View the Result of DHCP Failure
Lab 12: DNS Operation
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Use an Analyzer to View DNS Activity
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View the DNS Response
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The nslookup Command
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Query the DNS Server using nslookup
Lab 13: ICMP Operation
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View Ping Messages
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View Destination Unreachable Message
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View Time Exceeded Message
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View Redirect Message
Lab 14: NetBIOS and NetBEUI
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Using nbtstat
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Sharing a directory
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Attaching to a shared directory
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View NetBIOS traffic
Lab 15: Security
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View Access Control List
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View Firewall Configuration
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Test ACL Function
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Test Firewall Function
Lab 16: User Processes
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Set up an E-Mail Client
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View an SMTP Session
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View a POP3 Session
Lab 17: Wireless Functionality
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View Access Point Configuration
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Configure Wireless Network Adapter
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Set the SSID
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Test Wireless Connectivity
Lab 18: Demonstrate Leading Edge Process(es)
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Demonstrate One or More Leading Edge Processes
Registration
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