DESCRIPTION
Several Hands-on exercises are included
Customers install NT in networks.
Real-life NT-TCP/IP Network implementations will be looked into and problems and solutions will be discussed.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Effective IP Addressing and Subnetting
DNS and WINS Name Resolution
FTP, WWW and other TCP/IP application services
How to Use NetBIOS over TCP/IP
NT Routing Capacity
Remote Access with SLIP/PPP over RAS

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
Professionals responsible for internetworking Windows NT systems in TCP/IP environment.
Network Integrators
System Engineers
LAN Managers
Communication Managers
Technical Managers
System Engineers
Software Engineers
LAN/WAN Technicians

ASSUMED KNOWLEDGE
Some experience with TCP/IP and/or Windows NT is very desirable.
FDDI's Multivendor Networking with TCP/IP and Supporting Microsoft Windows NT Server courses provide an excellent foundation for this course.

2) TCP/IP Architecture

3) Microsoft TCP/IP

• Microsoft TCP/IP Components
• TCP/IP Internetworking
• Connectivity Utilities
• SNMP
• TCP/IP Printing
• FTP
• DHCP
• WINS

4) Installing TCP/IP on Windows NT Computers

• Configuring
  ­ Basics
  ­ Advanced
• Testing TCP/IP Configuration
• Routing and Subnetting
  ­ Subnetting Class C Networks
  ­ Configuring a Windows NT Router
  ­ Building Router Tables

Name Resolution
­ Hosts
­ NetBIOS over TCP/IP (NBT)
­ LMHosts File
­ Configuration
­ Inclusion

5) DNS I Implementation of DNS

• Configuring DNS
• Starting the DNS Server
• Registering the DNS Server

6) Client Options I MS-DOS/Windows 3.X Configuration

• Windows for Workgroups Configuration
• Windows 95 Configuration
• Remote Boot Options

7) TCP/IP Monitoring and Management

• Troubleshooting Utilities
• Configuration SNMP on Windows NT and 95 Computers
• Using the Performance Monitor
• SNMP Community Names, Trap and MIBS

8) Remote TCP/IP Access

• Setting up Windows NT RAS Servers for TCP/IP Clients
• Using DHCP over RAS
• Setting up Microsoft PPP Clients
• Setting up Microsoft SLIP Clients