TCP/IP for Windows Tutorials


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TCP/IP, or Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol is actually a suite of protocols that gives you the ability to transmit, connect, provide maintenance, check for errors, and troubleshoot a network. You can even connect to a remote machine and control it. TCP/IP is must-know information for the network administrator. In this Virtual Training Company tutorial, author Louis DiPaola guides you through the utilization capabilities of TCP/IP. He teaches you IP addressing and routing, monitoring, communication options, and much more. You can even begin learning immediately by clicking one of the topics below.

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Introduction
	Introduction to TCP/IP	(04:05)
	TCP/IP and OSI Models	(03:41)
	Connection Controls and Windowing	(02:55)
IP Addressing
	What is an IP Address?	(03:21)
	ANDing Addresses	(02:41)
	Classes	(07:52)
	Solutions for Classes	(01:32)
	A Binary Lesson	(08:26)
	Solutions for Binary	(08:26)
	Subnetting	(02:51)
	Borrowing Bits	(06:06)
	Solutions for Borrowing	(02:16)
	Subnet Numbers	(02:45)
	Subnet Masks	(03:54)
	Solutions for Masks	(02:33)
	Address Ranges	(07:32)
	Solutions for Ranges	(02:02)
	Practice 1	(01:21)
	Solutions for Practice 1	(03:35)
	Practice 2	(00:49)
	Solutions for Practice 2	(03:46)
	Windows Calculator	(02:37)
	IP Version 6	(04:21)
Installation of the Protocol Suite
	Windows 2000 Professional (W2K)	(03:21)
	Windows NT 4.0 (NT 4)	(03:39)
DHCP
	DHCP Services on NT 4	(01:53)
	DHCP Relay Agents	(03:48)
	Configuring Scopes on NT 4	(05:09)
	Scope Options	(01:40)
	DHCP on W2K	(01:38)
	Configuring Scopes on W2K	(04:23)
	Configuring Superscopes	(02:09)
	Configuring Multicast Scopes	(02:10)
	Configuring DHCP Clients	(01:32)
	Compacting DHCP	(03:12)
WINS and LMHOSTS
	Name Resolution	(04:18)
	LMHOSTS	(08:09)
	WINS on W2K	(02:14)
	WINS on NT 4.0	(01:30)
	WINS Client	(02:05)
	WINS Proxy Agent	(03:32)
	Name Registration	(04:14)
	NetBios over TCP/IP	(04:28)
	Adding Static Mappings	(01:50)
	Linking WINS and DNS	(02:37)
	Replication on W2K	(03:31)
	Replication on NT 4	(02:09)
	Compacting the Database	(05:04)
	Backing up the Database	(01:25)
	Restoring the Database	(05:34)
DNS and HOSTS
	Configuring HOSTS	(06:35)
	Installing DNS	(02:07)
	Adding Zones	(01:42)
	Adding Host Records	(01:03)
	Record Types	(01:41)
	Reverse Lookup Zones	(03:40)
	DNS Server Roles	(02:24)
	Configuring DNS on W2K	(05:32)
	Adding Zones on W2K	(02:40)
	Dynamic DNS	(03:48)
	DNS and the Active Directory	(02:01)
Communication Options
	RAS	(08:03)
	Mixed Environments	(05:10)
	TCP/IP Printing	(03:43)
	Virtual Private Networks	(02:39)
	Monitoring TCP/IP	(00:59)
IP Routing
	Routing on W2K	(02:57)
	Routing on NT 4	(03:21)
	The Route Command	(01:49)
	ARP	(02:45)
Monitoring
	Installation of SNMP	(07:12)
	Performance Monitor	(03:59)
	Setting Up Network Monitor	(01:19)
	Using Network Monitor	(06:22)
Troubleshooting
	Using PING	(07:12)
	Using TraceRT	(03:37)
	Using IPCONFIG	(03:28)
	Using NSLOOKUP	(01:33)
	NETSTAT	(00:31)
	NBSTAT	(01:09)
	Resolving Gateway Problem	(03:45)
Credits
	About the Author	(01:03)

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Title:	TCP/IP for Windows
Author:	Louis DiPaola/Prof.
SKU:	33130
ISBN:	1930519052
Duration:	5 hrs / 82 Lessons
Compatibility:	Win XP, 2000, 98, NT, Mac OS X, OS 9

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TCP/IP for Windows Tutorials

Introduction

IP Addressing

Installation of the Protocol Suite

DHCP

WINS and LMHOSTS

DNS and HOSTS

Communication Options

IP Routing

Monitoring

Troubleshooting

Credits