Supporting a TCP/IP Network
Course Number

A1100

Course Aims
Delegates will be able to setup and troubleshoot a TCP/IP network in a mixed operating system environment.

Duration
3 Days

Course Prerequisites
Delegates attending this course should have a good understanding of the DOS, UNIX, Windows NT or 2000 and Windows 95 operating systems as well as general networking knowledge.

	Describe the TCP/IP addressing scheme and for a given network, be able to select an appropriate Network address and subnet mask
	Use the common TCP/IP utility programs to troubleshoot a TCP/IP problem
	Troubleshoot a network with duplicate IP addresses and duplicate hardware addresses
	State the main TCP/IP files and state what each file is used for
	Describe the RIP protocol and be able to install and configure a mixed operating system network to route TCP/IP packets
	Install and configure the DHCP protocol
	Install and configure TCP/IP printing.

	TCP/IP History
	The TCP/IP addressing scheme
	Using Sub and Super-netting
	The TCP/IP utility programs
	The TCP/IP setup files
	Common problems and tracing faults on TCP/IP
	TCP/IP routing principles and routing protocols
	Troubleshooting RIP problems
	Using DHCP and WINS
	TCP/IP printing Please phone (UK) 01270 874939 or Fax (UK) 01270 874138 for prices and the next available course date.