Kenson - Network Management Tools, Support Tools & Professional Services


		Network Management Tools, Support Tools & Professional Services


Overview Starting from an explanation of some of the jargon and an introduction to the theoretical background to communications architectures, the course develops an appreciation of the problems encountered in transferring data and possible solutions to them. Although intended as a stand-alone course to provide a basic understanding to those new to networking and managers whose work requires an overview of the technology, it also provides the necessary background for specialists who require more in depth investigation of the subject areas. A more in depth investigation of the subject areas can be obtained by attended PLAN courses.	Network Fundamentals

	The Physical Layer - Cables, Interfaces, Connectors & Converters - Wireless The Data Link Layer (Ethernet) - Frames - Switches & Broadcasts - Real & Virtual Local Area Networks The Network Layer (Internet Protocol - IP) - The ‘Rocket Powered Mailman’ - IP Addressing - Routers Transport and Session Layers - Control & Command with TCP - Best Endeavors & Chaos Theory with UDP Application and Presentation - User Focused Services - The World Wide Web, email & File Transfer - Remote Control - Telnet, VNC - Enabling Services - DNS, DHCP & RSVP Network Troubleshooting - Tools for everyone - Ping, Traceroute, netstat and ARP Network Management - SNMP Network Security - Proxies, Firewalls, DoS & DMZ This intensive one day course provides delegates with the basic knowledge required to understand their computer networks. Pre-requisites None Follow-ons PLAN - Ethernet. PLAN - Protocols & Services. Network Management through SNMP. Product specific courses. Costs The cost is £495 + VAT per person for 1 day at Kenson’s Cirencester training facilities. Single company course - £1,950 + VAT for up to 8 delegates. Course Contents A pre-course questionnaire is provided in order to understand customer needs fully. Course content includes: Jargon Busting – What is a network - Bits,Bytes, Frames & Packets - Protocols, Standards & TLAs The OSI 7 Layer Model - A framework to instill order into a disordered world - ‘Please Do Not Throw Sausage Pizza Around’