Networking Fundamentals

Networking Fundamentals covers everything you need to know about network infrastructures, hardware, protocols, and services. You will learn everything you need to gain any highly in-demand Networking Certification. This entry-level credential could be your first step into a rewarding, stable and lucrative IT career.

Enrolment validity: Lifetime

About This Course

Networking Fundamentals course is an excellent start line for learners who have an interest in entry-level networking concepts and skills. This covers networking concepts and protocols, network infrastructure basics, networking management and operations, network security, and network troubleshooting and tools.

Learning Objectives

Examining network configuration on your workstation and clearly understand the different components

Identifying the most important networking hardware and its purpose in the data network

The different types of wireless networks and where they are used

Utilizing appropriate tools to monitor the state of network devices

Maintaining a safe environment for networks

Troubleshooting and tracking down network problems

Requirements

No prior experience is required.

Target Audience

Anyone wanting to learn about networking.

Curriculum

61 Lessons12h

Network Addressing and Settings

TCP/IP

IPv4

IPv6

DHCP

DNS

Gateways

NAT

MAC Addresses

Configuring and Viewing Network Settings

Configuring Firewalls and Routers

Windows Networks

Creating and Managing Users for Network Shares

Network Connection Troubleshooting

PowerShell and Remote Connections

Wireless Network

₹8,999.00

Level

Beginner

Duration 12 hours

Lectures

61 lectures

Language

English

Material Includes

Online, Self Paced Learning
Lifetime Access
Flexible Learning Program
Extensive Content for Self-Learning
Practical Exercises
Course Completion Certificate

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Learning Objectives

Requirements

Target Audience

Curriculum

Network Addressing and Settings

TCP/IP

IPv4

IPv6

DHCP

DNS

Gateways

NAT

MAC Addresses

Configuring and Viewing Network Settings

Joining a Network Computer to a Domain

Configuring Network Interface Card Settings in Windows

Configuring Static IP Addresses

Configuring Static IP Addresses Using DHCP

Using NETSH to Configure Network Settings

Using IPConfig to View Network Settings

Using the PING Command

Using the TRACERT Command

Using the WHOIS Command

Configuring Firewalls and Routers

Understanding Firewalls

Configuring the Windows Firewall Using Basic Settings

Configuring Application Access Using Windows Firewall

Using Windows Firewall with Advanced Security

Configuring Rules in Windows Firewall

Understanding Routers

Configuring Blocking and Scheduling on a Router

Blocking Network Devices Using a Router

Configuring Wireless Networks

Understanding Wireless Networks

Configuring Wireless Security Settings

Configuring Wi-Fi Protected Setup Using a Router

Managing Wireless Networks in Windows

Understanding the File Transfer Protocol

Windows Networks

Using the Network and Sharing Center in Windows

Setting up a Windows Homegroup

Configuring a Home, Work, and Public Network in Windows

Creating and Managing Users for Network Shares

Create a User Account in Windows for Network Shares

Configuring Basis Permissions for Users and Groups

Configuring Advanced Permissions for Users and Groups

Creating Users and Groups in Windows

Creating and Managing Network Shares

Configuring Advanced Sharing Settings in Windows

Configuring Advanced Security Settings for Shares

Connecting to Network Devices in Windows

Hiding Network Shared Files and Folders in Windows

Network Connection Troubleshooting

Monitoring Network Connections Using Task Manager

Troubleshooting Network Connections in Windows

Using the NETSTAT Command to Monitor Connections

Using the NET Command to Manage a Computer

PowerShell and Remote Connections

Using the NET ACCOUNTS Commands in PowerShell

Connecting to Remote Computer Using PowerShell

Using Remote Desktop Connection

Using Windows Remote Assistance

Wireless Network

Connecting to a Wireless Network

Managing Wireless Settings

Creating an Ad Hoc Network

Configuring Advanced Wireless Network Settings

Connecting to a Shared Printer

Using Internet Connection Sharing

Using the File Sharing Feature

Using the Printer Sharing Feature

Using AirDrop to Share Files on Wireless Networks

Using Finder Window to Find

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