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Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Introduction to Networking
- The OSI Model
- Protocols and Port Numbers
- TCP and UDP
- Introduction to Binary and Hexadecimal
- Introduction to IP Addressing
- Subnetting Networks
- Introduction to IPv6
- Ethernet and Switching
- Switching Features
- IP Routing
- Network Services

Network Troubleshooting and Tools
Data networks are full of moving parts, interacting in complex ways. This course will teach you the tools and techniques required to troubleshoot a data network. Skills that are necessary for a network engineer.

There are what feels like a near infinite number of moving parts in a data network, which means that when things go wrong, they often have cascading consequences that can prevent users from accessing the resources required to do their jobs. In this course, Network Troubleshooting and Tools, you will learn techniques and tools for troubleshooting broken network components. First, you will learn how to use command line utilities like ipconfig, ping, nslookup, Nmap, and netstat. Next, you will learn how to use Wireshark to capture and examine an unencrypted website. Finally, you will learn to use iperf to measure the bandwidth of an internal network and use Nmap to run a port scan on a remote server. By the end of this course, you will know-how to troubleshoot and track down network problems, which are critical skills you must have as an engineer.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Troubleshooting Methodology
- Network Tools and Utilities
- Windows and Linux CLI Utilities
- Wired Network Troubleshooting
- Wireless Network Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Network Services

Network Management and Operations
Networking hardware often fails, and requires policies, protocols, and monitoring to keep a data network in optimal shape. This course will teach you the policies and tools engineers use to keep networks up and running.

Understanding the vocabulary, protocol operation, and hardware configuration is surprisingly only a small component of maintaining an enterprise data network. In this course, Network Management and Operations, you will learn how data moves through systems and how to reliably and securely keep the network moving data. First, you will learn about different types of network documentation. Next, you will learn about the mechanisms that keep systems working, even when a device fails. Finally, you will explore the tools used to monitor the state of network devices. By the end of this course, you will understand the secure mechanism engineers use to access network hardware, as well as, understand the difference between a hot, cold, and warm data center site.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Network Documentation
- Disaster Recover and Business Continuity
- Network Monitoring
- Remote Network Management
- Policies and Best Practices

Introduction to Enterprise Network Infrastructure
Data networks are full of hardware such as: cables, fiber optics, wireless access points, routers, switches, and other devices. This course will teach you about the different components of networking hardware and the purpose and use of each piece.

Different sized networks require different types and sizes of networking hardware. Your home network has only a few connected devices, and usually only one or two physical network devices. In this course, Introduction to Enterprise Network Infrastructure, we will use the concepts of a home network as a starting point to describe how big businesses deliver data network connections to thousands of devices. First, you will learn about the variety of network hardware options you have at your disposal to meet your specific needs. Next, you will learn about the different cabling types and how fiber optics are categorized for data network use. Finally, you will learn about the different types of 802.11 wireless networks and where they are used. By the end of this course, you will be able to identify the most important networking hardware and explain its purpose in the data network.

Table of Contents:
- Course Overview
- Wireless Technologies
- Physical Layer Technologies
- WAN Technologies
- Network Devices and Appliances
- Introduction to Virtualized Hardware
- Cloud Services