Internet Architecture
- Internet - WAN of LANs
- ISPs - The old days
- ISPs - Today -LAB
- ISP architectures- LAB
- Internet statistics
- Internet bottlenecks and
how they impact you- LAB
- Internet technologies for
tomorrow
TCP/IP architectures
- Host vs. networks
- Routing
- Subnets - VLSM vs. CIDR
Domain Name Server (DNS)
- Old days
- Today
- DNS architecture -LAB
- Delegating name space
-LAB
- Delegating authority
- Reverse lookups and how
to debug -LAB
SMTP
- The protocol
- Attachments - MIME vs.
UUENCODE
- Gateway integration
techniques
- DNS integration - LAB
World Wide Web (WWW)
- Basic browsing
- Transparent proxies
- Caching proxies
Firewalls
- Firewall basics
- The old days
- Today's firewalls
- Application vs. stateful
vs. router
- Strong vs. weak firewalls
- Best configurations
- Smart vs. dumb proxies
Break and Fix
- Debug broken DNS - LAB
- Debug broken Email - LAB
Upon completion of this
course, you will be able to answer the
following questions:
- Detail the operations of
the protocol used to correlate IP
addresses to MAC addresses.
- True or False: When a
router receives a packet, it changes the
destination IP address and forwards the
packet to the next hop.
- What is the "natural
mask" for a Class B network?
- If a network is "subnetted",
what does this infer?
- At what layer of the
TCP/IP stack are TCP and UDP? How are they
alike and how do they differ?
- ½ of a class
"C" is:
-
- 255.255.255.192
- 255.255.255.128
- 255.255.128.0
- 255.255.255.240
- What is 0.0.0.0?
- What is a NAP and how do
you use traceroute as a tool to indicate
if it is causing problems for your
Internet connection?
- What is CIDR?
- What does the InterNIC
do, what is the new relationship to ICANN
and why does this negatively impact your
organization when you try to register
domain names?
- What is RIP? How does it
differ from static routing? What would you
use on the firewall and why?
- Why would you use address
translation if your internal network
address is 10.0.0.0?
- What service is used to
resolve names to IP addresses?
- What is the optimal
architecture for an external DNS server in
a firewalled environment and why?
- Why do you want your ISP
to handle secondary DNS services with your
site as the primary?
- What command-line tools
are available to determine if
zone-transfers are occurring and what are
the commands?
- What field and value
should you set your DNS SOA to if you are
about to update the record for your WWW
site?
- How does DNS handle MX
records with the same priority and why
would you setup your site to do this?
- How can you use Telnet to
determine if your SMTP service is working
properly?
- What do the following
servers listen on?
-
- ftp
- telnet
- smtp
- http
- If you are tracerouting
from inside your network to an address out
on the internet and the traceroute stops
at your main internal router, what does
that tell you?
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