Course Description

TCP/IP rules electronic communications. It is the de facto standard for transporting data across the Internet and throughout any company's enterprise. The services fueled by TCP/IP are mobile data, voice in data networks, network management, routing, and switching. If you want to be successful at communication protocols, you MUST know TCP/IP. Students will learn about the structure and architecture of the TCP/IP protocol. Also, students will learn understand how IP functions in applications.

Who Should Attend

Designed for software analysis, developers, technical managers and project managers who require expertise in the TCP/IP protocol for network programming.

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge about software development, hardware and general knowledge about UNIX systems.

What you will learn:

• TCP/IP Introduction
• Learn networking terms and concepts.
• Examine a TCP/IP address
• Data representation
• Conversion from binary or hex to decimal
• Conversion from decimal to binary or hex
• Ethernet addressing
• Protocol type
• IP Addressing, Subnetting, and Routing
• DNS
• Name server
• IP Routing
• TCP/IP protocol
• Host-to-host layer categories
• Connectionless protocol
• Connection-oriented protocol
• UDP sample data exchanges
• Well-known port numbers
• Registered port numbers
• TCP three-step handshake
• Four-step session shutdown
• TCP/IP Applications
• Understand how HTTP, Telenet, FTP, SNMP, and SMTP work.
• FTP
• The TCP/IP Family of Protocols
• Network interface layer
• Host-to-host layer
• Internet layer
• Application layer