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Introduction to TCP/IP
(Prerequisite: Managing a Network Using Windows Server or Introduction to UNIX or equivalent experience.) This course introduces TCP/IP and its related utilities. Learn how to use the telnet program and its service options to provide a virtual terminal capability. Understand the FTP utility and its related user commands for file manipulation. Topics include the structure of TCP/IP-based networks, how to correctly choose IP addresses, various methods for using logical names for network devices, a brief introduction to routing, and a brief introduction to DNS. Additional topics include using TCP/IP utilities, such as rlogin, rcp, ping, traceroute, netstat, and nslookup. The various utilities will be explored in Windows and UNIX environments.
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Fee: $239

One-Day Class Meets 8:30am-4:00pm (6.5 hours)
Code Date Location Instructor
G9431 Wed., Oct. 8West CountyClarence Johnson
G9721 Tues., Jan. 27West CountyClarence Johnson
Intermediate TCP/IP
(Prerequisite: Introduction to TCP/IP or equivalent experience.) This course focuses on the installation and setup of TCP/IP networks. Understand how to configure a TCP/IP network in UNIX and Windows. Learn how to use the various TCP/IP administrative tools such as ARP, ipconfig, and netstat. Review IP addressing, IP address classifications, the structure of frames, and how to set up IP addresses in Windows. Topics include 4-layer and 7-layer models and hexadecimal conversions for IP addressing. Additional discussions include IP versions 4 and 6, DNS, ARP, and subnetting best-design practices.
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Fee: $239

One-Day Class Meets 8:30am-4:00pm (6.5 hours)
Code Date Location Instructor
G9432 Wed., Oct. 15West CountyClarence Johnson
G9822 Mon., Feb. 2West CountyClarence Johnson
Advanced TCP/IP
(Prerequisite: Intermediate TCP/IP or equivalent experience.) This is a continuation of the Intermediate TCP/IP class, covering the structure of TCP/IP packets and the installation of advanced protocols. Understand the structure of the Internet Protocol (IP), the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP), and the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP). Break down IP and TCP packets to understand their layouts. Explore mapping types, dissect ARP packets, and learn how ARP requests are handled. Additional topics include Ethernet frames, the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), the configuration of sendmail, the Domain Name Service (DNS), and basic firewall setup.
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Fee: $239

One-Day Class Meets 8:30am-4:00pm (6.5 hours)
Code Date Location Instructor
G9433 Wed., Oct. 29West CountyClarence Johnson
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