1 Day / 2 Live Online Sessions (0900-1230)
Description
A course designed to give the new IP engineer a grounding in IPv4 Addressing whilst also exploring the typical routing protocols and essential components that will be encountered. The course also looks inside a typical router and explains the workings of the routing or forwarding table.
In today's digital age, understanding IP addressing and internet protocols is essential for any engineer entering the world of networking. Wray Castle's IP Addressing and Internet Protocols Principles Training Course, with the course code IP1305, is designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to IPv4 addressing and routing protocols. This course delves into the inner workings of routers, explaining routing tables and essential components that engineers will encounter in their IP-centric roles.
Ideal for engineers transitioning into an IP-centric environment, this course covers topics such as subnet masks, TCP/IP suite, IPv6, DHCP, DNS, and routing principles. Whether you need to interpret router outputs or understand the fundamentals of IPv4 addressing, this training course will equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complexities of internet protocols. Prior knowledge of internetworking, Ethernet LANs, and VLANs principles is recommended as a prerequisite for this course.
Enhance your understanding of internet protocols and boost your engineering capabilities with Wray Castle's IP Addressing and Internet Protocols Principles Training Course.
Who would benefit
All engineers who are moving into an IP centric world and need a grounding in the workings of IPv4; especially those that need a grounding in IPv4 addressing and subnet masks as well as needing to interpret output from a typical router.
Prerequisites
Internetworking, Ethernet LANs and VLANs Principles or equivalent prior knowledge of LANs and Ethernet switching.
Topic Areas Include
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The purpose of routing
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Building a route table
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The TCP/IP suite
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The IP addressing scheme
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Subnet mask and determination of a packet’s destination
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IPv6
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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
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Domain Name System (DNS)
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Routing principles
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Interior and exterior routing
