TTCP – Troubleshooting TCP/IP Fundamentals
COURSE CONTENT
Fast Lane’s “Troubleshooting TCP/IP Fundamentals” course takes new network administrators into the foundations of performing network troubleshooting, with a focus on comprehensive understanding of TCP/IP protocol basics. Students spend significant time working with protocol analyzers, developing a frame-level understanding of the primary TCP/IP protocols.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Network operators, administrators, network planners, and technical support staff
- CCNA Candidates
PREREQUISITES
COURSE OBJECTIVES
In this course participants learn to identify, correct, and avoid problems found in a TCP/IP network. Participants will use a protocol analyser to determine root cause analysis, and will have extensive hands-on training on network troubleshooting best practices.
OUTLINE Troubleshooting TCP/IP Fundamentals (TTCP)
TCP/IP Troubleshooting Overview
Monitoring
- Application Metering
- Network Management Systems
- Baselining and Trend Analysis
- Broadcasts
- Response Time
- Bandwidth and Throughput
- Routing
Troubleshooting-Tools
- Cable Tester
- Field Analyser
- Protocol Analyser
- RFC 1147
- Ping
- ICMP
- Documentation
Basic Protocol Analysis
- Protocol Analyser Types
- Monitor versus Capture Mode
- Analysis Strategies
- Interpreting the Displays
- Filter Techniques
Troubleshooting the different OSI Layers
- Network Interface Layer: Cabling, Network Interface Card, Frame-Types, Broadcast Level, Bridge Configuration, Hubs/Repeaters
- Internetwork Layer: Router Configuration, ARPs, Tunneling
- Host-to-Host (Transport) Layer
- Application Layer