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ID: UNetw | Course Length: 3 |  |
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Module 0: Introduction To Networking |
| | | - Introducing Tcp/ip
- About Tcp/ip and Accessible Networks
- Ip Addresses and the Network Card
- Static Versus Dynamic Addresses
- The Ip Address, the Subnet Mask and the Default Gateway
- About Routers, Switches and Bridges
- The Role of the Dhcp Server
- The Role of the Dns Server
- Understanding the Entire Network
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Module 1: Ipv4 Essentials |
| | | - Tcp/ip Technologies
- About Dhcp for Ipv4
- About Dns for Ipv4
- Sub-netting for Ipv4
- Planning An Ipv4 Network
- Ipv4 and Security/encryption
- Ipv4 and Wireless Networks
- Implementing Ipv4
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Module 2: Implementing Ipv4 |
| | | - Installing the Dns Server
- Configuring the Dns Server
- Installing Active Directory
- Configuring Dhcpv4
- Managing Reservations and Leases
- Adding Clients To the Network
- Adding File Shares
- Adding Printers
- Managing the Network
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Module 3: Ipv6 Essentials |
| | | - The Need for Ipv6: An Overall Strategy
- Hardware Considerations
- Exploring Ipv6 Addresses
- About Subnets and Sites
- Planning the Ipv6 Network
- Dhcp for Ipv6 Architecture
- Dns for Ipv6 Architecture
- What About Ipv6 and Ipv4 Coexistence
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Module 4: Using Dhcp in a Linux Environment |
| | | - What Is Dhcp
- Creating Multiple Dhcp Scopes
- Configuring a Dhcp Scope
- Creating Dhcp Reservations for Clients and Servers
- Exclusion Ranges
- How Dhcp Provides a Leased Ip Address
- How Does the Client Choose a Dhcp Server
- Lease Renewal
- Obtain An Ip Address Automatically
- Obtain a Dns Server Address Automatically
- Confirm Ip Address Assignment
- Troubleshooting Dhcp Clients
- Authorizing a Dhcp Server
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Module 5: Connecting To the Internet Using Nat |
| | | - Possible Scenarios
- Nat Architecture and Process
- The Nat Address Allocation Lifecycle
- Implementing Nat
- Configuring Nat
- Configuring the Browser for Internet Access
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Module 6: A Complete Networking Troubleshooting Lab |
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