networking essentials sessions for troubleshooting, switch security, traffic segmentation via vlans,...
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Networking Essentials provides both theory and practice in a condensed and focused manner. The course is designed to provide the tools necessary to not only understand Ethernet technology, but also how to commission, manage and monitor infrastructure equipment. After attending, participants should have a better overall understanding of data transportation via Ethernet.
ObjectiveIn this course, participants will learn the essentials of Ethernet and IP networking. The curriculum begins with cabling and works up to switching and routing, covering types of traffic that exist in the network, the associated addressing and how the devices themselves handle or distribute the traffic.
The Practical portion provides instruction on how to commission an Ethernet switch as well as how to segment and manage traffic for efficiency and performance. There are hands-on sessions for troubleshooting, switch security, traffic segmentation via VLANs, traffic filtering and network resiliency via redundancy.
Who Should AttendEnd Users, System Integrators, Controls Engineers, Distributor Automation Specialists, and anyone who wishes to properly troubleshoot, maintain, evolve, and support an Industrial Ethernet network.
PrerequisitesNo previous knowledge of the subject is required. The participant should bring a laptop with Ethernet connection and an operating system CD. Administrator rights are required.
ScheduleTuesday ....................... 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMWednesday ................. 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMThursday ..................... 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Cost$795
Course Includes• 3 days of training
• Breakfast and lunch
• Hard and soft copy of training materials
Course CurriculumPhysical Layer• Copper cabling• Fiber cabling• Physical interface types• Speed and Duplex
Ethernet• Understanding MAC Addresses• Understanding Ethernet Frames• Traffic types• Ethernet Switch Functionality
Routing and IP• Understanding IP Address• IP Packet• ARP – Address Resolution Protocol• Layer 3 Switch & Router behavior
Network Availability• Topologies• Rapid Spanning Tree• Industrial Redundancies
Switch Commissioning• Discovering and addressing devices• Commissioning and configuring
devices• Managing and updating firmware
Redundancy• Standardized vs. Proprietary• Implementing mesh redundancy• Implementing ring redundancy• Troubleshooting
Traffic Management• Port based VLANs• MAC address based VLANs
Network Management• SNMP software installation• Setup• Device configuration and monitoring• Network troubleshooting and
diagnostics• Documentation
Networking Essentials
For questions, please contact Kim Spiegel: phone: 317-818-6359 or email: [email protected]
View schedule and registration: www.belden.com/resources/training/industrial-training
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