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Everything about wired and wireless connectivity in computer networking

What you will learn

Gain proficiency in the installation, termination, and testing of Ethernet and fiber optic cabling.

Understanding cabling standards & crimping methods

Understanding purpose of various network devices like Repeaters, switches, & routers

Exposure to various types of network architectures & Technologies

Description

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the foundational principles of physical networking. Students will learn about the hardware, cabling, and devices that form the backbone of modern networks. Through a combination of lectures, hands-on exercises, and lab work, participants will gain practical skills in designing, implementing, and troubleshooting physical network infrastructures.

Topics Covered:

  1. Introduction to Physical Networking
  2. Network Topologies
  3. Network Devices and Hardware
  4. Cabling and Connectors
  5. Network Media (Copper, Fiber, Wireless)
  6. Network Standards and Protocols
  7. Network Security and Physical Security
  8. Network Maintenance and Troubleshooting
  9. Emerging Trends in Physical Networking

Course Objectives:

  • Understand the fundamental concepts of physical networking
  • Identify and differentiate between various network topologies
  • Recognize different types of network devices and their functions
  • Select appropriate cabling and connectors for different network environments
  • Explain the importance of network standards and protocols
  • Implement basic network security measures
  • Perform basic network maintenance and troubleshooting tasks
  • Discuss emerging trends and technologies in physical networking

Prerequisites:


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Basic understanding of computer hardware and operating systems.

Course Format:

This course is delivered in a combination of lectures, hands-on labs, and practical exercises. Students will have access to networking equipment and tools to simulate real-world scenarios and gain practical experience.

Target Audience: This course is suitable for anyone interested in learning the fundamentals of physical networking, including IT professionals, network administrators, and system engineers.

English
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Content

Understanding Physical Networking

Introduction to Physical Network Connectivity
Shielded & Unshielded Twisted Pair Cables
Understanding Fibre Optic Cable
Crimping Tools
Crimping LAN Cable
Testing Cable using LAN Tester
Throughput From WIred & WIreless Connectivity
Crimping Methods: Standard 568A and 568B
Understanding RX and TX Cables

Important Network Commands

PING Command Part1
PING Command Part2
PING Command Part3
Managing IP Settings using IPConfig
Capturing Physical Address using GETMAC Command
The Magic of NETSH Command
Identifying system Connections using NETSTAT Command
Identifying Network Route using TRACERT
Viewing & Modifying Local IP Routing Table