tcp/ip networking

global knowledge canada
calgary, edmonton, halifax, montreal, ottawa, quebec city, toronto, vancouver, winnipeg, canada

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' tcp/ip is the globally accepted group of protocols at the core of the internet and organizational intranets. a solid understanding of each of these protocols and how they work will give you the ability to deploy the most effective network for your organization. in this course, you will gain the essential knowledge and skills required to set up, configure, support, and troubleshoot your tcp/ip-based network.

our expert instructors and extensive hands-on labs will prepare you to face and overcome the challenges of today’s complex networks. this course - the longest running of its kind in the industry - also prepares you for more specialized courses in network security, wireless integration, and voice over ip, as well as for product-specific training such as cisco, nortel, and microsoft.

what you’ll learn


the essential elements of the tcp/ip protocol suite
install and configure tcp/ip in a live classroom network
the roles of various devices in a tcp/ip network
ip addressing and subnetting including variable length subnet masking (vlsm)
subnet an ip network and implement the resulting addresses
details of arp, ip, icmp, tcp, and udp - their functions and relationships
automate address assignment and name resolution using dhcp and ddns
ip routing and the protocols that support it, such as rip and ospf
how applications like ftp, http, telnet, and others work in a tcp/ip network
functions of ipv6 and its related protocols
functions and capabilities of multicasting, voice over ip, and e-mail
use of a protocol analyzer to isolate and troubleshoot network problems
troubleshoot problems at each layer of a tcp/ip network
course outline


1. history and standards
origin of tcp/ip
arpanet requirement documents
collaborative network requirements
one protocol?
peer-to-peer protocols: actual flow
peer-to-peer protocols: effective flow
documentation and rfcs
rfc categories
2. tcp/ip numbering systems
data representation
numbering systems
number grouping
converting binary or hexadecimal to decimal
practice converting binary to decimal
converting decimal to binary or hexadecimal
example 1: converting 1500 to binary
example 2: converting 1500 to hexadecimal
decimal conversions
converting hexadecimal to binary and binary to hexadecimal
counting
guidelines for determining base
3. local signaling
local signaling
ethernet addressing
unicast
multicast
broadcast
the ethernet header
protocol type
size limits
csma/cd
4. ip addressing
a logical address
ip address structure
dotted decimal notation
classful addressing (class a, b, c, d, e)
reserved addresses
masking
comparing addresses
prefix notation
private addressing
network address translation
address assignment
one flat network
ip address blocks
5. ip subnets
a logical address
subnetting
required information
multiple subnets
determining the mask
the first subnet
laying out the subnets and their addresses
the second subnet
the third subnet
planning for growth
the current picture
sequential allocation error
a future fourth subnet
with the fourth subnet
subnetting subnets
6. address resolution protocol
address mapping
arp cache
arp restrictions
arp message fields
hardware and protocol types
hardware and protocol address lengths
operation
addresses
exception
lan fill
how else can arp help?
arp commands
7. multicasting
what is multicasting?
uses of multicasting
multicasting overview
some reserved ip multicast addresses
" multicast groups and internet group management protocol (igmp)
multicast groups
igmp
igmp restrictions
multicast routing
mapping a class d ip address to an ethernet multicast address
how does it all work together?
8. internet protocol
tcp/ip protocols
self-healing networking
ip header
ip header layout
type of service byte
differentiated services
total ip length
datagram id number
fragmentation
ttl
protocol field
ip header checksum
ip address
ip option fields
ip sample data exchanges
9. ip routing
tcp/ip protocol
routing function
the ip routing algorithm
the routing
routingbasics
automaticmaintenance
exterior or interior protocol
interior gateway
exterior gateway
routing information protocol
rip routing information basics
rip route loops
ospf vs. rip 1 vs. rip 2
layer 3 switching
10. simple sessions with user datagram protocol
tcp/ip protocols
host-to-host layer categories
connectionless protocol
connection-oriented protocol
low overhead vs. reliability
udp header
udp header layout
port basics
udp ports and sockets
applications
udp sample data exchanges
11. robust sessions with tcp
tcp/ip protocols
reliable transport services
introduction to tcp
tcp headers
tcp source and target ports
source sequence number
acknowledgment sequence number
tcp header length
session bit flags
flagging a session
sender window size
tcp checksum
urgent data size
option fields
maximum segment and window size
tcp three-step handshake
as the session flows
congestion and tcp
primary cause
secondary cause
four step session shutdown
normal end
reset session
tcp sample session
12. autoconfiguration
bootp and dhcp
manual vs. automatic address assignment
earlier solutions
dhcp new lease acquisition process
dhcp discover
dhcp offer
dhcp request
dhcp acknowledgment
dhcp scopes and options
ip lease renewal
dhcp in a routed network
troubleshooting
the ipconfig /release command
the ipconfig /renew command
multiple dhcp servers
13. dns: names instead of numbers
dns overview
a distributed service
the dns tree
generic top-level domains
sponsored top-level domains
country domains
name server
primary and secondary servers
dns database
dns cache feature
resource records
the name resolution process
name query packet
name query response packet
reversing the process
name and number organizations
dynamic dns
troubleshooting
14. diagnostics and error reports via icmp
icmp overview
icmp basics
icmp message destinations
silent discard vs. informed discard
icmp messages
icmp echo request (type 8) and response (type 0)
destination unreachable (type 3)
redirecting traffic with an icmp message (type 5)
icmp time exceeded message (type 11)
icmp sample data exchanges
15. common tcp applications
tcp/ip protocols
uses of telnet
telnet option negotiations
telnet protocol options
file transfer protocol (ftp)
multiple sessions
ftp commands
ftp response codes
e-mail
smtp commands
smtp response codes
pop3
pop3 transaction state
imap4
world wide web
uniform resource locator (url)
http requests and responses
16. common udp applications
tcp/ip protocols
trivial file transfer protocol (tftp)
tftp transfer process
tftp operation codes
tftp sample sessions
read session
write session
error session
simple network management protocol (snmp)
snmp manager model
snmp agent model
snmp commands
the structure of management information
management information base
private mibs
remote network monitoring
17. voip
what is voip?
why voip instead of tdm voice?
uses for voip
talk to operator
communication characteristics
protocol standards
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Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.

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