Format

Classroom

Duration

6.0 Day(s)

Description

This course is designed for people who need to build a TCP/IP network, including IP addressing, Firewall and DNS

Audience

Network designers and architects, network planners.

Prerequisites

A global knowledge of LAN and WAN Networking and TCP/IP.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, the student should be able to:
o Explain the IP addressing.
o Explain the consequences of the physical network on IP addressing
o Explain some consequences of the usage of the network on IP addressing.
o Design an addessing plan with subnetting, variable subnetting, CIDR.
o Explain the usage of a Firewall in a network and the consequences on the adressing plan.
o Explain the differences between RIP and OSPF and build a routing architecture.
o Give the guidelines of a DNS architecture in a TCP/IP network.

Contents

Review of TCP/IP
IP and the physical network, IP and the logical network
IP addressing, subnetworking, variable subnetworking, Private addresses
CIDR, building a network architecture with CIDR
Dynamic IP
Firewall, Functions of a Firewall, Introducing a firewall in a network
IP routing, Functions of RIP and OSPF.
Designing a routing architecture, DNS Functions, Architecture guidelines
Relation with a firewall
SNMP, Review and design guidelines, General architecture guidelines, Linking remote sites. All along the course, exercises and a case study will be run in order to apply theoretical items.