Wired LAN Networks (Ethernet)
Description
The course is aimed at training in the knowledge of the standards, norms, protocols, topologies and as well as the active communication devices of wired LANs. In addition, students will acquire training in the analysis and design tools for the same, and the methods for configuration, maintenance and administration of the active and passive devices that make up them. The course has abundant resources, such as presentations, notes and thematic videos, ppts with audio, simulations, etc. In addition, the guides include practical and research works related to the actual equipment of first level. It has planned assessments to facilitate the learning process, and scheduled video conferences with the teacher.
Contents
Networks. Communications Model. OSI Model. Protocol Suite TCP / IP. Wired LANs.
Network Protocols. Standards. Ethernet. Active devices. Switch: description, classification, configuration. Layer 2 and multilayer switches. Routers. Expansion Tree Protocol (STP). Virtual LANs (VLANs), InterVLAN routing. QoS.
Security in Switches. Types of attacks and vulnerabilities. Security Protocols.
Requirements and Conditions
12 weeks (3 months) with an estimated time of dedication for the student of 4-6 hours per week.
Professionals, technicians and computer enthusiasts.
It is recommended to have basic knowledge of computers and networks in general.
The cost is 3(three) installments of U$S 50, or 1(one) installment of U$S 135.
30 participants.
