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AIM :
The aim of this programme is to impart the Network Establishment, Administration & Management
skills for high speed Gigabit Ethernet LAN and WAN connectivity for any organisation.
OBJECTIVES :
The competency objectives of this programme are :
-To develop skill sets for planning, establishing and administering the networking
infrastructure using LAN and WAN technologies, operating systems and switching
equipment.
-To familiarize the participants with the recent advances in the Networking,
Telecommunication Technologies.
-To impart management skills for managing Network Resources optimally and familiarize
with the Network Management Technologies.
COURSE CONTENTS
The contents of the programme are based on the
present International corporate & industrial
environment in IT. The programme includes:
Computer Server hardware, its architecture and
management.
LAN Technologies, Network Topology, Ethernet
Address assignment, Protocols: Ethernet, X.25,
Frame relay.
LAN cabling, Physical Topology & Interface
hardware.
Extending LANs : MODEMS, Hubs, Switches.
Establishing a Hyper terminal Session.
Network Operating System, Windows Advanced
2000 Server Administration.
* IP Traffic Management.
* Establishing Serial Point to Point connections,
PPP encapsulation.
* Completing an ISDN BRI call
Network Management: Network Management
Architecture, ISO network Management Model
including Performance Management,
Configuration Management, Accounting
Management, Fault Management, Security
Management.
Traffic analysis and SNMP based management,
Network Management Software
Case studies, interactive sessions, study tours
and effective use of Internet for Network
Infrastructure deployment and management.
Extending Networks to WANs : WAN connectivity
options, WAN terminology, WAN serial Line
Standards.
* Getting information about Neighboring Devices,
Remote devices, Router Booting Sequence,
Managing IOS Images.
* Physical Addressing in a WAN, Routing in a
WAN, Routing Table.
* Determining IP Routes, RIP, IGRP