TCP/IP protocol for advanced users (TCP2)
Microsoft, Networking
No public dates for this course are currently scheduled, but we offer alternative trainings that fully cover the same topics as TCP2. Each alternative is platform-specific and designed for a practical, hands-on focus, so you can learn the same theory and practice on your preferred system.
If you use Linux and want extensive practical exercises on that platform, we recommend the course Linux - Administration of the network environment, which includes labs and Linux tools. If you prefer Microsoft, choose Windows Server - Network Services to practice Windows networking and server configuration.
THIS TRAINING COURSE WILL HELP YOU:
- Understand advanced TCP/IP framing and protocol structures
- Perform IPv4 subnetting and plan IPv6 migration
- Configure routing, NAT and basic Windows router services
- Deploy and troubleshoot DNS, DHCP, HTTP, FTP and SMTP
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Network engineers and administrators
- Windows server administrators managing network services
- Linux administrators seeking TCP/IP depth
- IT staff responsible for network troubleshooting
COURSE LOCATION AND AVAILABLE DATES
Need this course in English?
Public courses are usually delivered in Czech, but this course is also available in English. We can arrange private training for your team online, at your premises or in our classrooms, and tailor the content to your needs.
For groups of around 4 or more participants, private training can already be comparable in price to booking individual places on a public course. Send us your requirements and we’ll recommend the best format and provide an exact quote.
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Course content:
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TCP/IP
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Basic principles: summary
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Data structures: detailed frame, packet and TCP segment
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ARP: the key link-layer protocol
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IPv4: advanced subnetting
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IPv6: summary and detailed migration technologies
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ICMP and IGMP: other Internet-layer protocols
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Routing
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Protocols: overview, distance-vector and link-state protocols
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Routing table: Windows environment and the route tool
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RIP protocol: principles, properties and Windows deployment
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Windows router: configuring a basic Microsoft Windows router
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Windows NAT: principles and configuring Windows NAT server
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Application-layer protocols - DNS
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Overview: hierarchy, DNS namespace and distributed database
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DNS protocol: technical notes on the session
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DNS database: zone types and data synchronization
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DNS data: resource records
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DNS server: configuring a basic Microsoft DNS server
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Application-layer protocols - DHCP
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Overview: DHCP session
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DHCP data: scopes, pools and DHCP options
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DHCP database: management and maintenance
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DHCP server: configuring a basic Microsoft DHCP server
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Application-layer protocols - HTTP
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Overview: protocol versions and HTTP headers
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Basic Microsoft web server: installation and configuration
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Basic diagnostics: tools and common HTTP error codes
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Application-layer protocols - FTP
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Overview: protocol versions and FTP headers
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Basic Microsoft FTP server: installation and configuration
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Basic diagnostics: command-line tools and common FTP errors
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Application-layer protocols - Mail protocols
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Overview: POP3, SMTP and IMAP
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Basic Microsoft SMTP server: installation and configuration
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Basic diagnostics: command-line tools and common mail errors
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Application-layer protocols - Microsoft SMB (Samba)
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Overview: version comparison and SMB 3 new features
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SMB protocol: session notes, relations with NetBIOS and DNS
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SMB server: configuring a basic Microsoft SMB server
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SMB diagnostics: command-line tools and common SMB errors
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Application-layer protocols - SNMP
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Overview: version comparison and new features
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SNMP protocol: technical notes on the session
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SNMP server: configuring a basic Microsoft SNMP server
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SNMP diagnostics: command-line tools and common SNMP errors
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Packet analyzers
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Wireshark: summary of basic analysis principles
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Wireshark: advanced analysis, filters and practical notes
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Microsoft Message Analyzer: introduction as a Wireshark alternative
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Prerequisites:
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Basic knowledge of TCP/IP.
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Recommended previous course:
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Basics of the TCP/IP Protocol (TCP1)
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Schedule:
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2 days (9:00-17:00)
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