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TCP/IP Overview
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Course Duration: 1 Day
Course Code: PDN010
Course Description:
This 1-day non hands on training course will provide you with a basic knowledge of the TCP/IP protocol suite and how it is used in practical applications. It is designed to give understanding of the protocol architecture together with application and implementation issues.
This training course will be of great benefit to anyone new to interacting with TCP/IP networks and the applications which they support.
Upon completion delegates will understand the basics of:
- Internet protocol architecture
- Relevent standards
- Simple Mail Transfer Protocol to manage your e-mail
- Telnet to access remote systems
- File Transfer Protocol to retrieve information
- IP addressing using domain names
- End user name and address schemes
- Network management protocols like SNMP
- Intranets within your organisation
- free Internet information and support
Alternative training courses:
Looking for hands on TCP/IP skills configuring LAN networks, switchs and routers? Click here for our 4-day Hands On TCP/IP and Internet Protocols training course.
Prerequisites:
Delegates require no prior knowledge.
Follow on courses:
Hands On TCP/IP and Internet Protocols
ICND2: Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices Part 2
Understanding Voice over IP
Understanding Next Generation Architectures
Introduction to IPTV Broadcasting Systems
This course includes the following modules:
Introduction
- ARPAnet and the Defence Data Network
- RFCs - Requests For Comment
- The evolution of TCP/IP protocols
- Military and civilian standards
Networks and Architectures
- Subnetworks and internets
- Using connected Ethernets
- Connectionless and connection-oriented approaches
- Addressing principles and problems
- The TCP/IP suite
The Internet Layer
- The internet protocol structure
- Internet address format
- Datagram lifetimes
- Fragmentation and re-assembly
- Quality of service considerations
- IP optional services
- Interface to the network layer
- Mapping internet addresses to network addresses
Addressing and Control Protocols
- Address resolution protocol (ARP)
- Reverse address resolution protocol (RARP)
- Internet control message protocol (ICMP)
- Gateway to gateway protocol (GGP)
- External gateway protocol (EGP)
Host to Host Communication
- Connectionless service
- User datagram Protocol (UDP)
- Connection oriented service
- Transmission control protocol (TCP)
- Ports and sockets
- Well-known port numbers
- Connection establishment and release
- Data sequencing
- Data flow control
Using TCP/IP over Other Networks
- TCP/IP over Local Area Networks (LANs)
- Using packet drivers over Ethernet
- TCP/IP over dial-up connections
- The Point to Point Protocol (PPP)
- Serial Line IP (SLIP) and Compressed SLIP (CSLIP)
- Routable and non-routable protocols
- TCP/IP in routers and bridges
Application Processes in the TCP/IP Suite
- Application layer protocols compared with OSI
- The structure of the application suite
The Domain Name System
- Domain names and IP addresses
- Domain name servers and the DNS protocol
- Delegation of naming authority
- Caching of addresses to improve efficiency
- Pointer queries
- The types of DNS record and their uses
Virtual Terminals - the Telnet Protocol
- Network virtual terminals (NVT)
- Options and their negotiation
- Relationship with TCP
- Telnet 3270 and Telnet 5250 for accessing IBM environments
- Telnet compared with the ISO virtual terminal
- Rlogin as an alternative to Telnet
File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
- Transferring files and sharing files
- File users and file servers
- The control connection and the data connection
- Third party file transfers
- Access control and the command syntax
- The interface to TCP
- FTP compared with ISO's FTAM
- The trivial file transfer protocol - TFTP
- The Network File Service - NFS
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
- SMTP services
- The command syntax
- Response messages
- The interface to TCP
- POP3 as a mail retrieval protocol
- Using SMTP in the Internet environment
- SMTP compared with CCITT X.400
- Mail addressing and gateways
Network Management for TCP/IP Systems
- The simple network management protocol (SNMP)
- CMIP over TCP (CMOT)
- The management information base
- The get, set and trap primitives
Applications of the TCP/IP Protocol Suite
- The Intranet within the organisation
- Internet and Intranet applications based on TCP/IP
- File servers and anonymous FTP
- Using Archie as an index to file servers
- File retrieval using electronic mail
Gopher and the World Wide Web
- Using menu-based Gopher servers for information access and retrieval
- Searching the Gopher system using Veronica as a search tool
- The Gopher and Gopher-plus protocols
- The principles of hypertext
- Using Hypertext Mark-up Language (HTML) to create information pages
- The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
- Making information available with a Web server
- How your organisation can benefit from Web technology
Security in TCP/IP Networks
- Security for systems - the firewall
- Proxy servers for mail, file transfer and the Web
- Security for messaging - encryption
- Public key cryptography applied to electronic mail systems
- Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)
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London |
1 days |
£545 |
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13 - 13 |
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