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Computer Network Design Tutorial
Computer Network Design - Infrastructure Design tutorial shows users how to modify and design a network with respect to topologies and protocols.
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This computer network design - Infrastructure Design training course is for anyone who wants to take the MCSE Exam 70-221 for Windows 2000 certification. Our computer network design - infrastructure design tutorial offer unique benefits unavailable from other self-paced training vendors. Each course is developed using a rigorous set of criteria that includes quality content, interaction, graphics, and interspersed questions, making learning fun, interesting, and effective.
- Modify and design a network topology
- Understand the OSI and TCP/IP networking models
- Understand IP addressing
- Design a multiprotocol strategy
- Understand Distributed File System
- Network Topologies
- Infrastructure versus topology
- Backbone-based networks
- Ring networks
- Switched networks
- Windows 2000 and ATM
- Windows 2000 Quality of Service
- Hybrid networks
- OSI and TCP/IP Models
- The OSI reference model
- The TCP/IP protocol suite
- The TCP/IP architectural model
- The TCP/IP core protocols
- TCP and UDP ports
- IP Addressing and Subnetting
- IP addressing
- IP subnet masks
- IP classes
- Calculating hosts and networks
- Nonstandard subnetting
- Planning IP Networks
- IP routing infrastructure
- Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
- Open Shortest Path First Networks (OSPF)
- Designing Multiprotocol Networks
- Multiprotocol networks
- Windows 2000 network protocols
- NetWare connectivity products
- SNA server
- Macintosh connectivity products
- Windows Services for UNIX 2.0
- Distributed File System
- Defining Distributed File System (Dfs)
- Dfs from the user's point of view
- Dfs roots and volumes
- Dfs junctions and special volume types
- PKTs and referrals
- Dfs and Active Directory
- Dfs resource limits
- Instructional steps -- walk through a procedure
- Exercises -- try it out
- Notes - See additional information related to the topic in the text
- Tips - See a different, faster, or easier way of doing something
- Quick References - See a quick reference guide to the features introduced in a chapter
- Details - Display more detailed information related to the current topic
- Hotwords - See related information
- Navigation Bar - Maneuver easily through the courses
- Topics and Index -- with searching feature and hyper-links
- Printable Exercises - PDF downloadable files
- Sample Application Files - PDF downloadable files
- Skill Assessment - can be used for pre and post-testing -- tracking first try, best try and grade - if passed, green check mark will appear as 'mastered' - hyperlinks to units within the course to go back and re-take a certain unit again. Use as pre-test to determine which topics you want to focus on and to go directly into that unit.
200MHz Pentium with 32MB Ram. 640 x 480 256-color video (800 x 600 is recommended). Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, or XP. Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher required. Minimum Connection Speed: 28.8k. Authorware recommended but not required. JavaScript must be enabled. Netscape and AOL browsers not supported.
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