Curso de Redes TCP/IP - Protocolo de Redes de Computadores
40 horasVisão Geral
TCP / IP é o grupo mundialmente aceito de protocolos no núcleo da Internet e intranets organizacionais.
Uma sólida compreensão de cada um destes protocolos e como eles funcionam vai lhe dar a capacidade de implantar a rede mais eficaz para a sua organização.
Neste curso, você vai ganhar o conhecimento e as habilidades necessárias para instalar, configurar, um apoio essencial e solucionar problemas de rede TCP / IP-based.
Objetivo
- Os elementos essenciais do conjunto de protocolos TCP / IP
- Instalar e configurar o TCP / IP em uma rede de sala de aula ao vivo
- As funções dos vários dispositivos de uma rede TCP / IP
- Endereçamento IP e sub-redes, incluindo comprimento variável de sub-rede de mascaramento (VLSM)
- Sub-rede de uma rede IP e implementar os endereços resultantes
- Detalhes da ARP, IP, ICMP, TCP e UDP – suas funções e relações
- Automatizar a atribuição de endereços e resolução de nomes usando DHCP e DDNS
- roteamento IP e os protocolos que o suportam, como RIP e OSPF
- Como aplicações como FTP, HTTP, Telnet, e outros trabalham em uma rede TCP / IP
- Funções do IPv6 e seus protocolos
- Funções e capacidades de multicasting, Voz sobre IP, e e-mail
- O uso de um analisador de protocolo para isolar e solucionar problemas de rede
- Solucionar problemas em cada camada de uma rede TCP / IP
Publico Alvo
- Quem é responsável pela concepção, instalação, configuração e manutenção de redes TCP / IP ou que precisar de compreender estruturas protocolo TCP / IP e funções irão beneficiar com este curso. Este curso também proporciona uma excelente preparação para a formação de redes mais avançado
Pre-Requisitos
- Ter conhecimento básico de redes ou ter participado do curso Fundamentos de Redes
Materiais
InglêsConteúdo Programatico
History and Standards
- Origin of TCP/IP
- ARPANET Requirement Documents
- Collaborative Network Requirements
- One Protocol?
- Peer-to-Peer Protocols: Actual Flow
- Peer-to-Peer Protocols: Effective Flow
- Documentation and RFCs
- RFC Categories
TCP/IP Numbering Systems
- Data Representation
- Numbering Systems
- Number Grouping
- Converting Binary or Hexadecimal to Decimal
- Practice Converting Binary to Decimal
- Converting Decimal to Binary or Hexadecimal
- Example 1: Converting 1500 to Binary
- Example 2: Converting 1500 to Hexadecimal
- Decimal Conversions
- Converting Hexadecimal to Binary and Binary to Hexadecimal
- Counting
- Guidelines for Determining Base
Local Signaling
- Local Signaling
- Ethernet Addressing
- Unicast
- Multicast
- Broadcast
- The Ethernet Header
- Protocol Type
- Size Limits
- CSMA/CD
IP Addressing
- A Logical Address
- IP Address Structure
- Dotted Decimal Notation
- Classful Addressing (Class A, B, C, D, E)
- Reserved Addresses
- Masking
- Comparing Addresses
- Prefix Notation
- Private Addressing
- Network Address Translation
- Address Assignment
- One Flat Network
- IP Address Blocks
IP Subnets
- A Logical Address
- Subnetting
- Required Information
- Multiple Subnets
- Determining the Mask
- The First Subnet
- Laying out the Subnets and their Addresses
- The Second Subnet
- The Third Subnet
- Planning for Growth
- The Current Picture
- Sequential Allocation Error
- A Future Fourth Subnet
- With The Fourth Subnet
- Subnetting Subnets
Address Resolution Protocol
- Address Mapping
- ARP Cache
- ARP Restrictions
- ARP Message Fields
- Hardware and Protocol Types
- Hardware and Protocol Address Lengths
- Operation
- Addresses
- Exception
- LAN Fill
- How Else Can ARP Help?
- ARP Commands
Multicasting
- What is Multicasting?
- Uses of Multicasting
- Multicasting Overview
- Some Reserved IP Multicast Addresses
- ” Multicast Groups and Internet Group Management Protocol (IGMP)
- Multicast Groups
- IGMP
- IGMP Restrictions
- Multicast Routing
- Mapping a Class D IP Address to an Ethernet Multicast Address
- How Does It All Work Together?
Internet Protocol
- TCP/IP Protocols
- Self-Healing Networking
- IP Header
- IP Header Layout
- Type of Service Byte
- Differentiated Services
- Total IP Length
- Datagram ID Number
- Fragmentation
- TTL
- Protocol Field
- IP Header Checksum
- IP Address
- IP Option Fields
- IP Sample Data Exchanges
IP Routing
- TCP/IP Protocol
- Routing Function
- The IP Routing Algorithm
- The Routing Table
- Routing Table Basics
- Automatic Table Maintenance
- Exterior or Interior Protocol
- Interior Gateway
- Exterior Gateway
- Routing Information Protocol
- RIP Routing Information Basics
- RIP Route Loops
- OSPF vs. RIP 1 vs. RIP 2
- Layer 3 Switching
Simple Sessions with User Datagram Protocol
- TCP/IP Protocols
- Host-to-Host Layer Categories
- Connectionless Protocol
- Connection-Oriented Protocol
- Low Overhead vs. Reliability
- UDP Header
- UDP Header Layout
- Port Basics
- UDP Ports and Sockets
- Applications
- UDP Sample Data Exchanges
Robust Sessions with TCP
- TCP/IP Protocols
- Reliable Transport Services
- Introduction to TCP
- TCP Headers
- TCP Source and Target Ports
- Source Sequence Number
- Acknowledgment Sequence Number
- TCP Header Length
- Session Bit Flags
- Flagging a Session
- Sender Window Size
- TCP Checksum
- Urgent Data Size
- Option Fields
- Maximum Segment and Window Size
- TCP Three-Step Handshake
- As the Session Flows
- Congestion and TCP
- Primary Cause
- Secondary Cause
- Four Step Session Shutdown
- Normal End
- Reset Session
- TCP Sample Session
Autoconfiguration
- BootP and DHCP
- Manual vs. Automatic Address Assignment
- Earlier Solutions
- DHCP New Lease Acquisition Process
- DHCP Discover
- DHCP Offer
- DHCP Request
- DHCP Acknowledgment
- DHCP Scopes and Options
- IP Lease Renewal
- DHCP in a Routed Network
- Troubleshooting
- The ipconfig /release Command
- The ipconfig /renew Command
- Multiple DHCP Servers
DNS: Names Instead of Numbers
- DNS Overview
- A Distributed Service
- The DNS Tree
- Generic Top-Level Domains
- Sponsored Top-Level Domains
- Country Domains
- Name Server
- Primary and Secondary Servers
- DNS Database
- DNS Cache Feature
- Resource Records
- The Name Resolution Process
- Name Query Packet
- Name Query Response Packet
- Reversing the Process
- Name and Number Organizations
- Dynamic DNS
- Troubleshooting
Diagnostics and Error Reports via ICMP
- ICMP Overview
- ICMP Basics
- ICMP Message Destinations
- Silent Discard vs. Informed Discard
- ICMP Messages
- ICMP Echo Request (Type 8) and Response (Type 0)
- Destination Unreachable (Type 3)
- Redirecting Traffic with an ICMP Message (Type 5)
- ICMP Time Exceeded Message (Type 11)
- ICMP Sample Data Exchanges
Common TCP Applications
- TCP/IP Protocols
- Uses of Telnet
- Telnet Option Negotiations
- Telnet Protocol Options
- File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
- Multiple Sessions
- FTP Commands
- FTP Response Codes
- SMTP Commands
- SMTP Response Codes
- POP3
- POP3 Transaction State
- IMAP4
- World Wide Web
- Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
- HTTP Requests and Responses
Common UDP Applications
- TCP/IP Protocols
- Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)
- TFTP Transfer Process
- TFTP Operation Codes
- TFTP Sample Sessions
- Read Session
- Write Session
- Error Session
- Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
- SNMP Manager Model
- SNMP Agent Model
- SNMP Commands
- The Structure of Management Information
- Management Information Base
- Private MIBs
- Remote Network Monitoring
VoIP
- What is VoIP?
- Why VoIP Instead of TDM Voice?
- Uses for VoIP
- Talk to Operator
- Communication Characteristics
- Protocol Standards
- 323
- SIP
- MGCP RFCs
- 248 MEGACO
- Real-Time Transport Protocol
- 7xx Standards
- How VoIP Works
- Gatekeeper Call Server
- Hard Phone vs. Soft Phone
- Dial Tone
- Security
- LANs and WANs
- VoIP and LANs
- VoIP and WANs
- Bandwidth and QoS
Security
- Protocol Limitations
- C-I-A Triad
- Threats
- Disaster Threats
- Attack Threats
- Attacks
- Malicious Code
- Types of Attackers
- Solutions
- Securing Systems
- User Authentication
- Security-Related Protocols and IPSec
- IPSec Components
- IPSec Session
- Virtual Private Networks (VPNs)
- Establishing a VPN Connection
- PPTP Encapsulation
- PPTP Encryption
- L2TP Encapsulation
- L2TP Encryption
IPv6
- Overview
- Addressing
- IPv6 Address Categories
- IPv6 Address Formats
- Interface Identification
- Interface Identifier
- Address Type Identification
- Header
- Extension Headers
- ICMPv6
- Destination Unreachable
- Packet Too Big
- Time Exceeded
- Parameter Problem
- Echo Request and Echo Reply
- Neighbor Solicitation
- Neighbor Advertisement
- Redirect Message
- IPv6 DNS operation
- DNS Sample Records
- Routing Services and Protocols
- Static Routing
- RIPng
- OSPFv3
- MP-BGP (Multiprotocol extensions for BGP)
- EIGRP for IPv6