Networking with TCP/IP

Course Overview

The course will allow the delegate to identify and configure all major aspects of TCP/IP connectivity with Windows 2000/XP/Vista and Windows 2003 Server. On completion of the course the delegate will fully understand the theory of TCP/IP as well as basic network features and concepts, be able to configure SNMP, NetBIOS, DHCP server and clients and implement IP routing.

Audience

Network technicians and managers, network administrators and anyone who will be involved in linking PC systems with an integrated TCP/IP network.

Prerequisites

Delegates should have a keen interest in networking and ideally a good understanding of the Windows 2003 Server Operating system.

Course Outline

• Organisation and Standards
• Network Infrastructures in TCP/IP
• Internet Addressing
• Subnet Addressing
• Implementing DNS in Windows 200X
• Understanding Active Directory Components
• Managing Active Directory Objects: User, Group
• Securing Access to Windows 2003 Resources
• Using Group Policy to Manage Desktop Environments
• TCP/IP Services: Supporting DHCP and WINS
• IP Printing and Publishing in Windows 2003
• IP related protocols (IPSec)
• IP Version 6
• Firewalls
• TCP/IP Applications
• Remote Access Dial-In User Service (RADIUS)