Understanding Data Communications
| The Course with Maximum Relevance This course has been specially designed to meet the requirements of anyone involved with data communications today. It is ideally suited for both those who have intensive involvement with Data Communications as well as those who only require a sound grounding in the fundamentals. This is a totally contemporary state-of-the-art seminar using Multimedia training, on-line demonstrations and extensive practical case studies to ensure maximum relevance. Key Benefits u Understand the fundamental concepts and principles of data communications and Networking Essentials. Including:u Network Componentsu Real-World Networksu Building a LANu Configuring The Serveru Configuring the Clientu Administering Your Networku Remote Accessu Wide Area Networksu Troubleshooting and Managememtu Understand the major features of the OSI 7-layer model and defacto standards such as SNA, TCP/IP, DECnet, IPX, and how the two can be integrated to maintain flexibility for the futureu Gain a good understanding of currently available data communications services, both national and internationalu Find out the importance, and the pros and cons, of various cabling systems, including coax, twisted pair, fiber optic, wireless, and the flexibility offered by Dedicated Switched Ethernets u Learn all about the major protocols (Ethernet, Token Ring, FDDI, TCP/IP, MANs, WANs) and how they can be linked to form an integrated networku Internet, Intranet , and Extranet design guidelinesu Applications and business solutions u Learn all about future developments and directions. Find out which technologies are likely to become obsolete before you invest in themWho Should Attend u Computer and communications personnel who have had little formal exposure to data communications and wish to be brought rapidly up-to-speedu Technical staff starting out in their information networking education programu Management personnel who need an understanding of networking and internetworking in order to guide developments within their own organizationu Experienced data communications personnel who wish to update and round out their knowledge and gain new insights into current and emerging methodologiesu All non-technical personnel who need to cut through the fog of business networking |