Training Course:Troubleshooting TCP/IP NetworksSchool/Trainer:Global Knowledge (UK) Inc. Dublin,Maidenhead, United Kingdom
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' Learn to prevent, detect, troubleshoot, and correct TCP/IP network problems, before your users know there’s a problem. Use field metering tools and protocol analysers to troubleshoot a live TCP/IP network. Identify and correct protocol errors, DNS route problems, application faults, and slow response.
Learn How To
Troubleshoot and repair problems on a TCP/IP enterprise network Monitor networks using Protocol Analysers Deploy effective methods of baselining and Trend Analysis
What Youll Learn Course Outline 1. Effective Troubleshooting 2. Technology Overview 3. Knowing Your Network 4. Troubleshooting Tools 5. Protocol Analyser Basics 6. Troubleshooting Methodology 7. Layer-by-Layer Issues
Course Labs
Demo Lab 1: In this instructor-led demo, learn monitoring facilities of the protocol analyser used in the course. Lab 2: Collect and analyse data to establish a baseline for the classroom network. Lab 3: Examine the available options of the ping command and exercise the 7-step ping procedure discussed in class. Lab 4: Use traceroute to verify that the routers are working properly. Compare those results to those generated by the IP record route option. Lab 5: Gain experience using nslookup to query DNS servers to diagnose and troubleshoot errors. Lab 6: Use netstat to get information on the status of networking devices, routing tables and TCP/UDP connections. Lab 7: Use ping to identify the effect packet size and path have on round-trip times. You also identify multiple ways to answer questions about identified network characteristics. Lab 8: Practice several methods of setting up and using filters on the protocol analyser. Lab 9: Examine, decode, and interpret multiple ICMP error messages. Identify a wide variety of scenarios that could produce such messages. Lab 10: Using a protocol analyser, inspect and discuss the characteristics of various TCP/IP applications including Telnet, FTP and the Web. Learn where to look to identify application faults. Lab 11: Using the tools and techniques refined in previous labs, find the source of a communication failure as soon as possible and fix it. Lab 12: A user has recently moved to a new cubicle and can’t use any of the applications he has used in the past. In this lab, identify dozens of potential causes for communication problems. Lab 13: Users are able to communicate to some hosts on the network, but not others. Determine who can talk to whom, isolate the source of the problem, and fix it. Lab 14: Classroom teams work together to discover how Microsoft’s TCP/IP implementation prevents problems by detecting and reporting duplicate IP addresses on the network. Lab 15: Using nslookup and other tools, verify that DNS is working properly. Lab 16: A disgruntled employee has gotten in
Who Needs to Attend This course is for personnel responsible for designing, administering, or maintaining TCP/IP networks. This includes: Data Centre Managers, System Engineers, LAN Systems Managers, Technical Managers, Software Engineers, LAN/WAN Technicians, Communication Managers and Network Support Technicians.
Suggested Prerequisites
Students are required to have a good working knowledge of TCP/IP. Experience with DOS/Windows is expected. Experience with UNIX or Windows NT systems is very helpful. Attendance on the following course is strongly recommended:
Internetworking with TCP/IP (Course: 9000)
Followons
Students followed up Troubleshooting TCP/IP Networks by attending these popular classes:
Managing TCP/IP Networks Network Security I: Policy, Administration and Firewalls Network Security III: VPNs and Data Privacy ...''
Please go to the school's official website for training price and schedule: http://www.globalknowledge.com/
http://www.globalknowledge.net/training/course.asp?pageid=1007&courseid=8829&catid=609&methodid=c&country=UKIE&translation=English&pagetype=full
Phone:+00 353 (0) 1 613 0340 /+44 (0) 1628 594 700
School Address:
Global Knowledge Training Centre Dublin 27 Lower Mount Street Dublin 2 Phone: +00 353 (0) 1 613 0340 Fax: +00 353 (0) 1 613 0341 Email: salesdesk.ie@globalknowledge.ie
Global Knowledge Training Centre Maidenhead Cincom House 1 Grenfell Road Maidenhead SL6 1HN Berkshire Phone: 0845 304 0044 Phone: +44 (0) 1628 594 700 Fax: +44 (0)1628 776 600 Email: salesdesk.uk@globalknowledge.co.uk
Jobs & Resumes: Dublin, Maidenhead Houses & Roommates: Dublin, Maidenhead
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Understanding GPRS
Managing TCP/IP Networks
Network Management Design, Tools, and Optimisation
Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) Fast Track Programme
Introduction to Multiprotocol Label Switching
Introduction to SS7
Introduction to Voice over IP
Converging Voice & Data Networks
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UTRAN Network Design
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