IP; Protocol & Process continuation

Description

Protocol & process continuation which revolve around, and are clearly the cornerstone of the telecommunications networks of modern business.

This course will help you understand the process of transmitting data over an IP network and describe the role and operation of IP and associated protocols.

Prerequisites:

Having completed the course introduction to telecommunications or possess equivalent knowledge.

Target audience:

Managers, technicians and network administrators whose duties require a good knowledge of IP networks and associated protocols.

Learning objectives:

1. Describe the process of transmitting data over an IP network;

2. Describe the main protocols of the IP continuation and how they work;

3. Making a plan for addressing IP networks.

Course duration: 3 days

Course content:

DAY 1 AM

Services Network

DHCP

DNS

Applications "user"

http / WWW

Telnet

FTP / RPC

SMTP

DAY 1 PM

transport protocols

UDP

TCP

DAY 2

network protocols

IP

Role and Functioning

Addressing

DAY 3 AM

ARP

routing

IGP, RIP, OSPF

EGP, BGP

DAY 3 PM

ICMP

Proxy and firewall