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TCP/IP for Windows Course

Author : Louis DiPaola/Prof.

5hrs (81 Lessons) 2000-06-01

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TCP/IP, or Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol is actually a suite of protocols that gives you the ability to transmit, connect, provide maintenance, check for errors, and troubleshoot a network. You can even connect to a remote machine and control it. TCP/IP is must-know information for the network administrator. In this Virtual Training Company tutorial, author Louis DiPaola guides you through the utilization capabilities of TCP/IP. He teaches you IP addressing and routing, monitoring, communication options, and much more. You can even begin learning immediately by clicking one of the topics below.

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Course: TCP/IP for Windows
Author: Louis DiPaola/Prof.
SKU: 33130
ISBN: 1930519052
Work Files: Yes
Captions: No
Subject: Networking & Security
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Course outline

Introduction

Introduction to TCP/IP (04:05)

TCP/IP and OSI Models (03:41)

Connection Controls and Windowing (02:55)

IP Addressing

What is an IP Address? (03:21)

ANDing Addresses (02:41)

Classes (07:52)

Solutions for Classes (01:32)

A Binary Lesson (08:26)

Solutions for Binary (08:26)

Subnetting (02:51)

Borrowing Bits (06:06)

Solutions for Borrowing (02:16)

Subnet Numbers (02:45)

Subnet Masks (03:54)

Solutions for Masks (02:33)

Address Ranges (07:32)

Solutions for Ranges (02:02)

Practice 1 (01:21)

Solutions for Practice 1 (03:35)

Practice 2 (00:49)

Solutions for Practice 2 (03:46)

Windows Calculator (02:37)

IP Version 6 (04:21)

Installation of the Protocol Suite

Windows 2000 Professional (W2K) (03:21)

Windows NT 4.0 (NT 4) (03:39)

DHCP

DHCP Services on NT 4 (01:53)

DHCP Relay Agents (03:48)

Configuring Scopes on NT 4 (05:09)

Scope Options (01:40)

DHCP on W2K (01:38)

Configuring Scopes on W2K (04:23)

Configuring Superscopes (02:09)

Configuring Multicast Scopes (02:10)

Configuring DHCP Clients (01:32)

Compacting DHCP (03:12)

WINS and LMHOSTS

Name Resolution (04:18)

LMHOSTS (08:09)

WINS on W2K (02:14)

WINS on NT 4.0 (01:30)

WINS Client (02:05)

WINS Proxy Agent (03:32)

Name Registration (04:14)

NetBios over TCP/IP (04:28)

Adding Static Mappings (01:50)

Linking WINS and DNS (02:37)

Replication on W2K (03:31)

Replication on NT 4 (02:09)

Compacting the Database (05:04)

Backing up the Database (01:25)

Restoring the Database (05:34)

DNS and HOSTS

Configuring HOSTS (06:35)

Installing DNS (02:07)

Adding Zones (01:42)

Adding Host Records (01:03)

Record Types (01:41)

Reverse Lookup Zones (03:40)

DNS Server Roles (02:24)

Configuring DNS on W2K (05:32)

Adding Zones on W2K (02:40)

Dynamic DNS (03:48)

DNS and the Active Directory (02:01)

Communication Options

RAS (08:03)

Mixed Environments (05:10)

TCP/IP Printing (03:43)

Virtual Private Networks (02:39)

Monitoring TCP/IP (00:59)

IP Routing

Routing on W2K (02:57)

Routing on NT 4 (03:21)

The Route Command (01:49)

ARP (02:45)

Monitoring

Installation of SNMP (07:12)

Performance Monitor (03:59)

Setting Up Network Monitor (01:19)

Using Network Monitor (06:22)

Troubleshooting

Using PING (07:12)

Using TraceRT (03:37)

Using IPCONFIG (03:28)

Using NSLOOKUP (01:33)

NETSTAT (00:31)

NBSTAT (01:09)

Resolving Gateway Problem (03:45)