Network Fundamentals

Whether your working on users desktops, setting up servers, or managing cloud resources, It's important you understand the fundamentals of networking. This class prepares you for success by covering the need to knows about Networking.

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Why study networking fundamentals?

Whether starting in the career or advancing your career, it's important to start with a great foundation. Come join us and learn more about computer Networking!

Create a foundation of knowledge to understand the equipment you will be working with
Understand the fundamentals of networking in preparation for your CCNA or Network+ certification
Understand how equipment perform functions so you can quickly and more easily configure and troubleshoot equipment

Instructor

Andrew Grimes

TechKnow DJ

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I've been in the technology field for over 23 years and have been an instructor for even longer. My goal is to show others how to navigate themselves into and through an amazing career in IT and to achieve new levels. Your success is how I measure my success.

What's inside this Course

1. Welcome
2. Course Player
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3. Meet Your Instructor
4. Course Syllabus
1. 1-1 What is a Protocol
2. 1-2 Protocol Concepts
3. 1-3 Common Protocols
4. 1-4 Protocol Suites
1. 2-0 Module Intro
2. 2-1 Introduction to Models
3. 2-2 OSI Model
4. 2-3 OSI Model Layers
5. 2-4 TCP/IP Model
1. 3-0 Module Intro
2. 3-1 Devices & Equipment Types
3. 3-2 Basic Networking Equipment
4. 3-3 More Equipment
5. 3-4 Equipment Components
6. 3-5 Media
7. 3-6 Links
8. 3-7 Virtual Equipment
9. 3-8 DEMO: Network Interfaces
10. 3-9 DEMO: Wireshark
11. 3-10 DEMO: Setting Up a Pi
12. 3-11 DEMO: Pi Static IPs
13. 3-12 DEMO: Apache on Pi
14. 3-13 DEMO: Changing the Index Page
15. 3-14 DEMO: Wireshark, Webpage Traffic
1. 4-0 Module Intro
2. 4-1 Elements of a Network
3. 4-2 Topologies
4. 4-3 Types of Networks
5. 4-4 WAN Technologies
6. 4-5 Hosting Locations
7. 4-6 Hosting Models
8. 4-7 Delivery Types
1. 5-0 Module Intro
2. 5-1 Layer 1 Basics
3. 5-2 DEMO: Wireshark, What’s With These Bits
4. 5-3 Bandwidth & Connection Statistics
5. 5-4 Copper
6. 5-5 Ethernet Cables
7. 5-6 Crossover Cables
8. 5-7 DEMO: How to assemble RJ45 ends
9. 5-8 Fiber
10. 5-9 Waves
11. 5-10 Wireless
12. 5-11 Frequencies & Channels
13. 5-12 Cable Management
1. 6-0 Module Intro
2. 6-1 Layer 2 Basics
3. 6-2 Layer 2 Access Control
4. 6-3 Ethernet
5. 6-4 DEMO: ARP Tables
6. 6-5 DEMO: Wireshark, ARP Requests
7. 6-6 Ethernet Header and Trailer
8. 6-7 DEMO: Wireshark, Ethernet Packet
9. 6-8 MAC Addresses
10. 6-9 DEMO: Mac Address Vendor Lookup
11. 6-10 Switches
12. 6-11 DEMO: Mac Address Table of a Switch
13. 6-12 Advanced Switching
14. 6-13 Wireless
15. 6-14 DEMO: Wireless
1. 7-0 Layer 3 Introduction
2. 7-1 Layer 3 Basics
3. 7-2 IPv4 Addresses
4. 7-3 Unique IPv4 Networks and Addresses
5. 7-4 Addressing History
6. 7-5 IPv4 Packet Header
7. 7-6 DEMO: Wireshark, IPv4 Header
8. 7-7 Routers
9. 7-8 Routing Protocols
10. 7-9 Routing Tables
11. 7-10 Layer 2 and Layer 3 Walkthrough
12. 7-11 DEMO: Wireshark, L2 vs L3 Addresses
1. 8-0 Module Intro
2. 8-1 IPv6
3. 8-2 IPv6 Address Format
4. 8-3 DEMO: Static IPv6 Addresses on Windows
5. 8-4 DEMO: Static IPv6 Addresses on Pi
6. 8-5 IPv6 Packet Headers
7. 8-6 DEMO: Wireshark, IPv6 Packet Headers
8. 8-7 IPv6 Address Types
9. 8-8 IPv6 Multicasting
10. 8-9 DEMO: IPv6 Multicast Addresses on Windows
11. 8-10 LLA & EUI 64
12. 8-11 Neighbor Discovery Protocol (NDP)
13. 8-12 NDP - Neighbors
14. 8-13 DEMO: Wireshark, Multicast Membership
15. 8-14 DEMO: Wireshark, NDP - Neighbors
16. 8-15 DEMO: Wireshark, Duplicate Address Discovery (DAD)
17. 8-16 NDP - Routers
18. 8-17 SLAAC
19. 8-18 Transitioning from IPv4 to IPv6
1. 9-0 Module Intro
2. 9-1 Transport Layer Basics
3. 9-2 Ports
4. 9-3 DEMO: PC Connections
5. 9-4 DEMO: Wireshark, Ports
6. 9-5 DEMO: Wireshark, Ephemeral Ports
7. 9-6 Common Ports
8. 9-7 TCP
9. 9-8 TCP Headers
10. 9-9 DEMO: Wireshark, TCP Header
11. 9-10 TCP Reliability
12. 9-11 DEMO: Wireshark, TCP Sequencing
13. 9-12 TCP Connections
14. 9-13 DEMO: Wireshark, TCP Connections
15. 9-14 Controls
16. 9-15 UDP
1. 10-0 Module Intro
2. 10-1 Application Layer Basics
3. 10-2 DHCP
4. 10-3 DHCP Process
5. 10-4 DCHP Continued
6. 10-5 DEMO: Setting Up DHCP Server on Pi
7. 10-6 DEMO: Setting Up DHCPv6 Server on Pi
8. 10-7 DEMO: Wireshark, DHCP
9. 10-8 DNS
10. 10-9 DNS Process
11. 10-10 DNS Caching
12. 10-11 DNS Continued
13. 10-12 DEMO: NSlookup
14. 10-13 Internet & the World Wide Web
15. 10-14 HTTPS
16. 10-15 DEMO: Wireshark, Web Protocols
17. 10-16 Email
18. 10-17 File Sharing
19. 10-18 DEMO: Setting up FTP Server on Pi
20. 10-19 DEMO: Filezilla
21. 10-20 DEMO: Wireshark, FTP
1. 11-0 Module Intro
2. 11-1 Troubleshooting Steps
3. 11-2 Approaches to Troubleshooting
4. 11-3 Documentation
5. 11-4 Common Layer 1 Issues
6. 11-5 Common Issues
7. 11-6 Common Troubleshooting Tools
8. 11-7 DEMO: Windows Command Line Tools
9. 11-8 DEMO: Linux Command Line Tools
10. 11-9 DEMO: Windows Command Line Tools
11. 11-10 ICMP Basics
12. 11-11 DEMO: Ping
13. 11-12 DEMO: Tracert
14. 11-13 Monitoring & Troubleshooting Software
15. 11-14 DEMO: Testing Bandwidth
1. 12-0 Module Intro
2. 12-1 What is Security
3. 12-2 Key Security Concepts
4. 12-3 Vulnerabilities
5. 12-4 Threat Agents
6. 12-5 Social Engineering Techniques
7. 12-6 Risk Management
8. 12-7 Basic Security Principles
9. 12-8 Common Networking Vulnerabilities
10. 12-9 Securing Your Network
11. 12-10 Hardening Techniques
12. 12-11 Passwords
13. 12-12 Remote access
14. 12-13 Firewalls and ACLs
15. 12-14 Wireless Security
1. X-0 Module Intro
2. X-1 Summary Tool
3. Networking Summary Tool
4. X-2 Summary - TCP/IP Communication
5. X-3 Summary - Connecting to a Switch
6. X-4 Summary - Website
7. X-5 Thank You

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