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Summary

Networking Fundamentals training course is designed for anybody new to networking. It covers what one might refer to as the Internet’s technical infrastructure. It explains main networking technologies and how they are applied in the real-world environments. This class is well-suited for those wanting to start a career in Networking as well as seasoned developers who want to get more familiar with network infrastructure and technologies.

Duration

2 days

Audience

This course is for aspiring professionals interested in learning about networking and technologies that power the Internet.

Pre-requisites

Basic computer literacy and internet awareness. Prior experience with computer hardware and binary math is preferred but not required.

Outline

Networking Primer

• Bits and Bytes
• OSI Reference Model
• Network Technologies
• TCP/IP
• IP Addressing

Switches and Hubs

• Network Topologies
• Switches vs Hubs
• Designing Switched INTERNETworks
• VLANS

Routers

• Basic Routing
• Communicating with a Router
• Router Security
• Router Hardware
• Essential Files

Routing Protocols

• Routing Protocols Basics
• Routing Protocols Architectures
• Routing Protocols Implementation

Internet Access Devices

• Firewalls
• VPN

Instructor

Boris Tulman

Boris Tulman is a ten-year veteran in Networking and Network Management Systems, with professional experience designing and implementing different network technologies in ISP, e-commerce and social networking site environments. Boris holds M.S. in Software Engineering from San Jose State University, B.S. in Computer Science from San Francisco State University, and numerous industry certifications.