Managing A TCP/IP Network

Set up a multi-platform network using protocols from the large TCP/IP family. Apply best practices and use recognized tools to increase the performance, resilience and security of your computer networks.

Educational Goals:

• Identify the roles of the main protocols of the TCP/IP family and the technologies involved;
• Develop a toolbox to administer a TCP/IP network;
• Analyze what is happening on a TCP/IP network;
• Develop an approach adapted to different network platforms: workstations, servers, cameras, printers, telephones, tablets, etc.

Methodology:

• Several learning methods and didactic tools allowing you to measure your progress and your integration of concepts by participants are used throughout the training.
• Exposé
• Demonstration
• Teamwork
• Individual work
• Discussion group
• Case study
• Simulation
• Computer exercise

Content:

• Infrastructure:
• Physical address;
• Address IP;
• Address classes;
• router vs. Bridge;
• Protocols;
• Ports;
• Name resolution;
• The future and TCP/IP Version 6.
• Safe Operation:
• Demystification and monitoring of common protocols;
• Security failures;
• Advanced configuration of Windows firewall (stations and servers);
• Centralized network inventory monitoring;
• Manual and automated configurations;
• Network diagrams;
• Remote administration.
• Commands For Management And Diagnostics:
• Enumeration of network devices as well as their communication ports;
• Inexpensive traffic analysis;
• Configuration of protocols and network cards;
• Performance optimization;
• Production of reports on network vulnerabilities;
• Adaptation of use under different platforms.