Audience

Network administrators, support professionals, system engineers, and architects who wish to gain a fundamental understanding of network technologies, TCP/IP, and Internet services in order to plan, install, configure, manage, secure, and troubleshoot Windows 2000 Professional and Server as part of a workgroup or domain

Prerequisites

General knowledge of computer hardware components and networking concepts

Course Aim

Provide an overview of TCP/IP concepts and how they apply to Windows 2000

Learning Objectives

Describe the TCP/IP communication protocol stack. Use TCP/IP utilities. Explain name resolution and routing. Describe IP addressing schemes and subnetting. Plan and assign IP addresses. Describe the features of Classless Inter-Domain Routing. Convert IP addresses and subnets to binary format. Understand Classless Inter-Domain Routing.

Topics Covered

Understanding TCP/IP - The TCP/IP protocol - Hands-on: Using the TCP/IP Ping utility - Name resolution - Data transfer and routing IP addressing - Classful IP addressing - Subnetting - Planning and assigning addresses - Hands-on: Using the Ipconfig utility Optimal IP addressing - Binary IP addressing - Binary subnet masks - Using CIDR

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