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| | Duration: | | 8 Hours |
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| Delivery method: | | Foundation Skills |
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| Language: | | English |
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| Geography: | | All |
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| This course is designed to teach fundamental TCP/IP skills needed by Tivoli Software implementation specialists. The course will cover an overview of the TCP/IP protocol; its relation to the OSI reference model, each of the components that comprise of the TCP/IP protocol, and some of the common applications that run on TCP/IP. |
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After completing this course, students will be able to accomplish the following:
- Describe the history of the TCP/IP protocol and its general function
- Outline the OSI reference model and where the TCP/IP protocol fits in each later.
- Describe the differences between IP addresses, subnets, hosts, and networks
- Subnet an IP network.
- Describe and modify a routing table.
- Explain ports, sockets, and their relation to common TCP/IP applications.
- Configure name resolution in UNIX and Windows environments.
- Explain the differences between firewalls and packet filters.
- Illustrate the implementation of VLANs and NAT.
- Describe the concepts related to IP Load balancing.
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- Overview and History on the TCP/IP Protocol
- TCP/IP Protocol Architecture
- TCP/IP Addressing and Networking
- IP Routing
- Name Services Fundamentals
- Common TCP/IP Protocols and Applications
- TCP/IP Security
- Advanced TCP/IP Topics
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This course is intended to help Tivoli Software implementers grasp the basic concepts of the TCP/IP protocol.
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Students who take this course should reasonably proficient in computers and their operation, and generally familiar with UNIX system administration concepts. |
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| Continuous file backup without scheduling, tapes or worries! | |
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