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Below is a list of the training courses offered here at Network General™. Click on the Register link to see the available schedule.Click on the Datasheet link to see more information about the course including course objectives and a brief outline of course topics.
TRN-101-ECL: Network Analysis and Troubleshooting (Self Paced)
Network Analysis and Troubleshooting focuses on the tools and techniques used to effectively analyze network communications using the Sniffer Analyzer application and network management solution. Network managers and technicians supporting medium and large enterprise-wide networks will benefit from the training. Participants learn how to analyze, troubleshoot, and understand current networking technologies and apply networking best practices. Troubleshooting and analysis skills are reinforced through hands-on exercises and an interactive feature called “Try it now!” using condensed exercises to enhance critical skills and concepts.
This course is an 18-hour self-paced course that includes recorded sessions, a student manual, and guided hands-on labs focused on key aspects of network analysis and troubleshooting critical to effective network management. The student will be presented with concepts and encouraged to perform hands-on exercises to support the learning process.
TRN-101-TCL: Network Analysis and Troubleshooting (3 day course)
Network Analysis and Troubleshooting focuses on the tools and techniques used to effectively analyze network communications using the Sniffer® Analyzer application and network management solution. This three-day introductory course provides the training needed by network managers and technicians supporting medium and large enterprise-wide networks. Participants learn how to analyze, troubleshoot, and understand current networking technologies and apply networking best practices. Troubleshooting and analysis skills are reinforced through hands-on exercises and an interactive feature called “Try it now!” using condensed exercises to enhance critical skills and concepts.
TRN-101-ECL: Network Analysis and Troubleshooting (Self Paced)
Network Analysis and Troubleshooting focuses on the tools and techniques used to effectively analyze network communications using the Sniffer Analyzer application and network management solution. Network managers and technicians supporting medium and large enterprise-wide networks will benefit from the training. Participants learn how to analyze, troubleshoot, and understand current networking technologies and apply networking best practices. Troubleshooting and analysis skills are reinforced through hands-on exercises and an interactive feature called “Try it now!” using condensed exercises to enhance critical skills and concepts.
This course is an 18-hour self-paced course that includes recorded sessions, a student manual, and guided hands-on labs focused on key aspects of network analysis and troubleshooting critical to effective network management. The student will be presented with concepts and encouraged to perform hands-on exercises to support the learning process.
TRN-101-TCL: Network Analysis and Troubleshooting (3 day course)
Network Analysis and Troubleshooting focuses on the tools and techniques used to effectively analyze network communications using the Sniffer® Analyzer application and network management solution. This three-day introductory course provides the training needed by network managers and technicians supporting medium and large enterprise-wide networks. Participants learn how to analyze, troubleshoot, and understand current networking technologies and apply networking best practices. Troubleshooting and analysis skills are reinforced through hands-on exercises and an interactive feature called “Try it now!” using condensed exercises to enhance critical skills and concepts.
TRN-102-TCL: Application Performance Analysis and Troubleshooting (2 day course)
Application Performance Analysis and Troubleshooting provides the fundamental skills and knowledge needed to manage applications in large- and medium-size networks. This two-day course is designed to enable network professionals to identify the key factors that affect how applications perform on the network and to apply monitoring and reporting tools that measure performance in real-time.
Recommended Prerequisite: TRN-101-TCL
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Application Performance Analysis and Troubleshooting provides the fundamental skills and knowledge needed to manage applications in large- and medium-size networks. This two-day course is designed to enable network professionals to identify the key factors that affect how applications perform on the network and to apply monitoring and reporting tools that measure performance in real-time.
Recommended Prerequisite: TRN-101-TCL
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TRN-102-ECL: Application Performance Analysis and Troubleshooting (Self Paced)
Application Performance Analysis and Troubleshooting allows participants to gain the fundamental skills and knowledge needed to manage applications in large- and medium-size networks. This introductory course is designed to enable network professionals to identify the key factors that affect how applications perform on the network and to apply monitoring and reporting tools that measure performance in real-time. Participants examine the fundamental differences in application types, identify inherent network constraints, apply troubleshooting techniques to solve common application problems, and use monitoring tools for proactive measurement of application performance.
Application Performance Analysis and Troubleshooting allows participants to gain the fundamental skills and knowledge needed to manage applications in large- and medium-size networks. This introductory course is designed to enable network professionals to identify the key factors that affect how applications perform on the network and to apply monitoring and reporting tools that measure performance in real-time. Participants examine the fundamental differences in application types, identify inherent network constraints, apply troubleshooting techniques to solve common application problems, and use monitoring tools for proactive measurement of application performance.
This course is a 15-hour self-paced course that includes recorded sessions, a student manual, and guided hands-on labs focused on key aspects of performance analysis and troubleshooting critical to effective network management. The student will be presented with concepts and encouraged to perform hands-on exercises to support the learning process.
TRN-105-TCL: Introduction to IPv6 (2 day course)
The course introduces the fundamental elements of Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6). The course begins with an historical overview of and brief introduction to the Internet Protocol in general and then provides foundational concepts as to why the 6th version of the protocol was developed, starting in the early 1990s. The course presents the current status of the global transition to IPv6 and the key tenets of how a transition should occur, including a look at the elements of a transition plan. The course provides an overview of the technologies and features of the IPv6 protocol, including critical elements needed for a successful transition, including addressing, Domain Name Service (DNS), routing, and data-link (layer 2 protocol) support. IPv6 security issues are presented with a focus on maximizing security during the transition period and security policies that should be considered. IPv6 Requests for Comment (RFCs) are outlined such that the full-scope of the protocol can be researchable by students. Finally, IPv6 is assessed from a strategic planning perspective and its potential future capabilities presented and discussed.
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TRN-205-TCL: Advanced IPv6 Concepts (3 day course)
The course reviews the fundamental elements of Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6). After refreshing the student’s understanding of the protocol’s history and basic elements, the course introduces the transition process and milestones providing an in-depth view of transition planning and execution, including integration, test & evaluation, and transition measurement. The course then takes a deep dive into the various IPv6 technologies such as IPv6 addressing, auto-configuration and neighbor discovery, the Domain Name Service (DNS), network routing architectures, interior and exterior protocols, transition security and IPSec, supported data-link layer protocols, and a technological overview of the various transition mechanisms. The technology review of the IPv6 protocol concludes with an understanding of IPv6 in a mobile and ad-hoc environment and its use for multicast and anycast operations.
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TRN-271-TCL: Advanced Troubleshooting with Sniffer InfiniStream (3 day course)
Advanced Troubleshooting with InfiniStream focuses on the methodology and techniques used to solve challenging network and application problems using the troubleshooting capabilities of the Sniffer InfiniStream™. This three-day advanced level course offers students the opportunity to learn new troubleshooting techniques and gain hands-on experience using the InfiniStream appliance. This course will prepare students to identify and solve very complex problems that commonly affect medium and large enterprise-wide networks. Key concepts are reinforced through hands-on exercises and interactive “Try it now!” labs.
Recommended Prerequisite: TRN- 171-TCL
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Advanced Troubleshooting with InfiniStream focuses on the methodology and techniques used to solve challenging network and application problems using the troubleshooting capabilities of the Sniffer InfiniStream™. This three-day advanced level course offers students the opportunity to learn new troubleshooting techniques and gain hands-on experience using the InfiniStream appliance. This course will prepare students to identify and solve very complex problems that commonly affect medium and large enterprise-wide networks. Key concepts are reinforced through hands-on exercises and interactive “Try it now!” labs.
Recommended Prerequisite: TRN- 171-TCL
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TRN-303-TCL: TCP/IP Analysis and Troubleshooting (5 day course)
This course focuses on the protocols and issues facing network managers and technicians today. The course begins with troubleshooting core protocols of the TCP/IP suite (IP, ARP, ICMP, TCP and UDP) and Internet Access methods (DHCP and NAT/PAT). Moving up the protocol stack, the focus shifts to analysis and troubleshooting of applications and secure protocols (DNS, HTTP, SSL, IPsec, FTP, P2P, SMTP, POP3, IM) using the Sniffer Portable Network Analyzer.
Recommended Prerequisite: TRN-101
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TRN-323-TCL: Microsoft Windows Analysis and Troubleshooting (5 day course)
Microsoft Windows Network Analysis & Troubleshooting focuses on analyzing the internal operations of Microsoft Windows networks using the Sniffer Portable Network Analyzer. The course covers the latest in Microsoft Windows technology, including discussions on Security, Terminal Services, WINS and Browser, and Optimization. Knowledge is reinforced with hands-on exercises and follow-along activities.
Recommended Prerequisite: TRN-101
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