✔ Functionality of IP networks
✔ The OSI model and the TCP/IP protocol stack
✔ Data transmission levels in the network – physical, channel, network transport and application
✔ Protocols ARP, IP, ICMP, TCP, UDP, FTP, SFTP, SSH, HTTP, DNS
✔ Utilities: ip, tcpdump, traceroute, nmap, nc, netstat, ss
✔ Addressing and routing in IP environments
✔ File transfer and remote work with the server
✔ Network modeling in Packet Tracer and traffic analyzer – Wireshark
✔ Security in the network (iptables) is our next topic
Why do you need all this? To diagnose and solve different network issues. As troubleshooting is an absolutely useful skill, and our graduates are really good at it .
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