Workshop - Network engineering & analysis

This workshop would focus on the fundamentals of networking and security technologies. This course would help the audience to understand how networking works in a practical environment.This would also involve configuration and deployment of networking and security solutions.

  • Fundamentals of networking
    • Basics of communication
    • OSI v/s TCP/IP layer
    • TCP/IP Concepts and principles
    • Data concepts at different layers
  • Numbering systems
    • Hexadecimal
    • Binary
    • Decimal
    • Conversion to different numbering systems
  • TCP/IP
    • Application Layer
    • Transport Layer
    • Network Layer
    • Data Link layer
  • Networking technologies in different components
    • Hubs and repeaters
    • Switches
    • Routers
    • Firewalls
    • Wireless
  • Configuration of the following scenarios
    • Switch with PC's on the same vlan
    • Switch with PC's on different vlans
    • Router with switch configured on same and different vlans
    • Point to point multiple router configuration
    • FTP client to server access in a simulated internet environment involving DNS servers
    • Web Server deployment and access
    • Static and dynamic route configuration on the router
    • Loop mitigation on the switch with STP
    • Trunk configuration on the switch and router
    • DHCP server configuration on a LAN
    • Remote and branch office setup on WAN
    • Office LAN setup
  • Packet Analysis of the following deployment and configuration scenarios
    • Two pc's communicate via switch on the same network
    • Two pc's communicate via switch and a router on different networks
    • User segregation with vlan's
    • Internet Infrastructure -> multiple routers, DNS servers, firewalls, web servers
    • IP conservation with Natting and proxy methods
    • Troubleshooting tools like ping, tracert
    • IP packet in transit
    • Frame in transit
    • IP packet construction on the initiator
    • IP packet dissection on the responder
    • Communication channel formation