Essential Networking for Linux

Essential Networking for Linux

Module 0: Introduction To Networking
| Introducing Tcp/ip
About Tcp/ip and Accessible Networks
Ip Addresses and the Network Card
Static Versus Dynamic Addresses
The Ip Address, the Subnet Mask and the Default Gateway
About Routers, Switches and Bridges
The Role of the Dhcp Server
The Role of the Dns Server
Understanding the Entire Network


| Module 1: Ipv4 Essentials
| Tcp/ip Technologies
About Dhcp for Ipv4
About Dns for Ipv4
Sub-netting for Ipv4
Planning An Ipv4 Network
Ipv4 and Security/encryption
Ipv4 and Wireless Networks
Implementing Ipv4


| Module 2: Implementing Ipv4
| Installing the Dns Server
Configuring the Dns Server
Installing Active Directory
Configuring Dhcpv4
Managing Reservations and Leases
Adding Clients To the Network
Adding File Shares
Adding Printers
Managing the Network


| Module 3: Ipv6 Essentials
| The Need for Ipv6: An Overall Strategy
Hardware Considerations
Exploring Ipv6 Addresses
About Subnets and Sites
Planning the Ipv6 Network
Dhcp for Ipv6 Architecture
Dns for Ipv6 Architecture
What About Ipv6 and Ipv4 Coexistence


| Module 4: Using Dhcp in a Linux Environment
| What Is Dhcp
Creating Multiple Dhcp Scopes
Configuring a Dhcp Scope
Creating Dhcp Reservations for Clients and Servers
Exclusion Ranges
How Dhcp Provides a Leased Ip Address
How Does the Client Choose a Dhcp Server
Lease Renewal
Obtain An Ip Address Automatically
Obtain a Dns Server Address Automatically
Confirm Ip Address Assignment
Troubleshooting Dhcp Clients
Authorizing a Dhcp Server


| Module 5: Connecting To the Internet Using Nat
| Possible Scenarios
Nat Architecture and Process
The Nat Address Allocation Lifecycle
Implementing Nat
Configuring Nat
Configuring the Browser for Internet Access

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