Description
Introduction
In this online course, you explore the fundamentals of TCP/IP
connectivity from a Windows Vista client perspective. You learn the
basics of LAN/WAN, routing, and network connectivity. These basics
are strengthened with technical depth on MAC address, ARP, IP
unicast/broadcast/multicast, class and classless IP addresses,
public/private addresses, default gateway, and routing tables. It
also includes a treatment of Wireless, DHCP, and IPv6. These
fundamental concepts are reinforced in a virtual lab where you
capture a network trace and analyze the packets, use utilities
including ARP, ping, ipconfig, and netstat, and configure a client
IP address. This online course is one of seve…
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Introduction In this online course, you explore the fundamentals of
TCP/IP connectivity from a Windows Vista client perspective. You
learn the basics of LAN/WAN, routing, and network connectivity.
These basics are strengthened with technical depth on MAC address,
ARP, IP unicast/broadcast/multicast, class and classless IP
addresses, public/private addresses, default gateway, and routing
tables. It also includes a treatment of Wireless, DHCP, and IPv6.
These fundamental concepts are reinforced in a virtual lab where
you capture a network trace and analyze the packets, use utilities
including ARP, ping, ipconfig, and netstat, and configure a client
IP address. This online course is one of several courses that focus
on Windows Vista technologies. It is composed of a rich multimedia
experience coupled with comprehensive technical labs. It is
intended for IT Professionals who must implement or support Windows
Vista. This course helps you to become a Microsoft Certified
Technology Specialist (MCTS) and Microsoft Certified IT
Professional (MCITP). Objectives At the end of the course, students
will be able to:
- Describe the basic concepts of networking and TCP/IP.
- Explain how an IP address designates the host and the network
addresses, and list the public and private IP address classes.
- Describe the TCP/IP utilities and their use.
- Describe TCP/IP address configuration.
Modules & Lessons Course Overview Module Introduction
Navigation Overview Lab Information Course Information Fundamentals
of Windows Vista TCP/IP Connectivity Module Introduction Basic
Network and TCP/IP Concepts Lesson Introduction Overview of Network
Components Types of Data Transmission OSI Model The TCP/IP Network
Model TCP/IP Protocols and the TCP/IP Network Model Wireless
Network Specifications and Security Options Self Test Fundamentals
of TCP/IP Addressing Lesson Introduction What Is an IP Address and
Subnet Mask? IP Address Classes and Reserved Network Addresses
Guidelines for IP Addressing Characteristics of Routing and Routing
Table Entries New Features of IPv6 Self Test TCP/IP Utilities
Lesson Introduction TCP/IP Suite Utilities Characteristics of the
ARP Protocol and the ARP Cache TCP/IP Communication Within a Single
Network TCP/IP Communication Between Networks The Ping Utility
Network Monitor Self Test TCP/IP Address Configuration Lesson
Introduction Static IP Address Configuration Automatic IP Address
Configuration Alternate IP Address Configuration Tools for Viewing
IP Address Information Self Test Lab: Fundamentals of Windows Vista
TCP/IP Connectivity Lesson Introduction Scenario Exercise
Information Launch the Lab Lab Review Module Summary System
Requirements To view this course, you need:
- A Pentium II, 256 MB RAM with a processor speed greater than or
equal to 400 MHZ
- Microsoft® Windows® 2000 or higher
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher
- Adobe Flash 7.0 or higher (1MB disk space needed to
install)
- Microsoft Silverlight 4.0 or higher
- Microsoft Windows Media Player 7.0 or higher
- Microsoft XML Core Services 3.0 or higher
- A Super VGA monitor with minimum screen resolution 1024x768,
with 16-bit color.
- A sound card, and either speakers or headphones (for
multi-media audio).
- Internet bandwidth of 56K or faster. Broadband internet access
is recommended.
For courses containing Virtual Server-based labs (courses in the IT
Professional and Developer Catalog), you will need:
- Microsoft Virtual Server ActiveX control (1MB disk space needed
to install)
Test your computer's capabilities to see if it supports this
course. Accessibility Requirements The following software must be
running on your computer in order to access this course with Screen
Reader Software:
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher
- Window-Eyes from GW Micro
- JAWS from Freedom Scientific
- MSAA enabled
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