IP Fundamentals

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Course Overview

This one-day introductory course will present technically based information on computer networking architectures, components and IP protocol fundamental.

Course Goal

Upon completion allowing participants to better articulate and support a range of network environments and use the information learnt in the class to then move onto vendor specific hardware training

Target Audience

This course for any person who is required to design, provision, support or install network communications equipment into the Small - Medium Enterprise space.

Program Length

One day; 9:00am – 5:00pm

Pre-requisites

Slight exposure to computer networks as a user or support assistant

Class Sizes

Maximum of sixteen

Course Modules

Introduction

• Internetworking concepts (hub, switch and router concepts)
• Assembling and cabling switches and routers

Switching

• Spanning Tree, VLANs

Subnetting methodology

• Class A, B C addressing
• IP Addressing / Subnetting
• Exercises

Routing Protocols - classes & types

• IP
• OSPF

Note: The order and level of detail for the above solutions will vary and change depending on the each participants experience and capabilities.