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Building enterprise-scale networks - course RUB 38,990. from Specialist, training 40 academic hours, date of May 20, 2023.
Miscellaneous / / December 04, 2023
You'll be able to manage enterprise-scale networks after completing our updated course!
The fundamental type of infrastructure for any technology is the network infrastructure. Without it, it is impossible to implement a service or business process in an organization using modern technologies.
The need for professional personnel among IT workers specializing in working with networks is constantly growing. 100% of system administrator vacancies on hh.ru require knowledge and ability to configure a local network. Today, various companies and organizations are experiencing a shortage of personnel in a number of IT specialties, including including in the field of server and system administration (43%) and general network administration (36%).
Do you want to become a network infrastructure specialist?
- In this course you will be able to study what and how it works in an enterprise-scale network and will be able to independently implement and configure all the main services of the network infrastructure. The practical part of this course is unique, so even those professionals who have already studied networks in authorized Microsoft and Cisco courses choose it.
- Classes are taught by an outstanding professional, leading engineer and department head technical support for Kaspersky Lab products in the North-West region - Pyotr Nikolaevich Fighters. Pyotr Nikolaevich will help you acquire both in-depth knowledge and strong work skills.
- The course has been updated in accordance with modern requirements: all outdated and irrelevant topics have been excluded, a large amount of practice has been added using network technologies, OS and Microsoft server virtualization Hyper-V.
- After successful completion of the course, you receive prestigious documents - an international certificate and certificate/certificate of advanced training that confirms your professionalism and compliance chosen profession.
Target audience of this program:
- IT specialists
- administrators
- engineers
- information security specialists
Start your IT career with a win-win option! Become a networking expert with our unique course!
You will learn:
- Develop, manage, troubleshoot and troubleshoot enterprise-wide networks based on TCP/IP;
- Independently determine the network architecture;
- Correctly identify network infrastructure components;
- Effectively monitor and analyze network performance;
- In practice, configure and test the operation of network components of Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016/2019;
- Configure DNS (name resolution system), DHCP, routing using modern Microsoft Windows Server 2016/2019;
- Perform installation and basic settings of the File server, mail server, web server
- Design and configure a medium-sized enterprise network with a large number of branches with several routers and separate servers and network services;
- Learn to work with virtual machines based on Microsoft Hyper-V.
Module 1. Overview of the TCP/IP protocol suite (1 ac. h.)
- Introduction to the OSI model
- Overview of the TCP/IP protocol suite
- TCP/IP architecture
- Introduction to the laboratory.
- Configuration of laboratory computers.
Module 2. Review and use of network packet sniffers (2 ac. h.)
- Purpose and review of sniffers
- Introduction to WireShark and MS NetworkMonitor
- Examples of using sniffers
- Installation of Wireshark sniffer and MS NetworkMonitor
- Using Wireshark to view traffic
Module 3. Assignment of IP addresses (3 ac. h.)
- IP address structure
- Internet addressing
- Static and dynamic IP addresses
- Planning addressing in the organization’s network
- Configuration and assignment of static IP addresses
Module 4. Dynamic configuration of DHCP hosts (2 ac. h.)
- Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP
- Installing a DHCP server
- Setting up a DHCP scope
- Configuring DHCP parameters
- Studying DHCP Relay Agent or Cisco Helper technology
- DHCP and DNS integration
- Solving problems with DHCP
- Installing a DHCP server
- Configuring the scope and parameters of the DHCP server
- Setting up DHCP Relay Agent
Module 5. Name resolution (3 ac. h.)
- NetBIOS and DNS names
- Setting up name resolution on the client
- Setting up host name resolution
- Name resolution on the client
- View name resolution packages
Module 6. Resolving host names using DNS (5 ac. h.)
- Installation of DNS server service
- Configuring DNS Server service properties
- Setting up DNS zones
- Setting up DNS clients
- DNS record architecture
- Dynamic name registration
- Configuring DNS zone transfer
- Installing and configuring a DNS server to resolve host names
- Setting up dynamic name registration
- Setting up interaction between DNS servers
- Setting up a hierarchical name resolution system using different domains in the organization's branches
Module 7. Routing (4 ac. h.)
- Introduction to Routing
- Routing table
- Routing planning in medium and small organizations
- Creation of a common organizational network diagram between all course participants
- Installation and configuration of the routing service
- Setting up routing in Windows via the command line
- Configuring routing using RRAS functionality
- Setting up routing in Linux
- Building routing for internetworking in a branch network
- Route aggregation
- Testing routing on laboratory computers
Module 8. Using dynamic routing protocols (3 ac. h.)
- Overview of dynamic routing protocols
- Operation of the Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
- Setting up RIP on routers
- Application of the RIP protocol
- Testing the operation of the RIP protocol
Module 9. Network management (3 ac. h.)
- Problems managing network devices
- Management Information Base (MIB)
- SNMP – simple network management protocol
- Installation and configuration of SNMP
- Using SNMP
- Configuring and using the SNMP protocol
Module 10. IP version 6 (5 ac. h.)
- Introduction to IPv6
- IPv6 address types
- Address architecture in IPv6
- Sharing IPv6 and IPv4
- IPv6 setup
- IPv6 issues
- Assignment of static IPv6 addresses
- Configuring IPv6 addressing on laboratory computers
Module 11. File server, mail and web (5 ac. h.)
- File server operation
- Operation of the mail system and mail protocols
- Web server operation and HTTP protocol
- Setting up a file server
- Installation and configuration of the mail server
- Installation and configuration of a web server
Module 12. Monitoring and troubleshooting network infrastructure (4 ac. h.)
- Basics of Network Monitoring
- Resolution of common network communication problems
- Identifying the sources of problems
- Overview of tools used for troubleshooting
- Monitoring the state of the network infrastructure
- Troubleshooting IP addresses
- Troubleshooting name resolution
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