TCP/IP Basics

This course is designed to be a beginner’s course to TCP/IP. You’ll learn all the skills to work your way to be a specialist in routing and networking. You also learn about the OSI model, encapsulation, network address translation, and TCPIP tools.

$24.95 / MONTH SITE SUBSCRIPTION (W/ 10 DAY FREE TRIAL) $239.95 / YEAR SITE SUBSCRIPTION (W/ 10 DAY FREE TRIAL)

Course curriculum

1
Welcome to the course!
- About this course: Overview, Learning Outcomes, Who Should Enroll... FREE PREVIEW
- Instructor bio - Robert McMillen
- Key pointers for this program
- Joining the Alumni Community
2
Modules
- Segment - 01 - What's an IP Address
- Segment - 02 - Demo of IP Addresses on a PC
- Segment - 03 - IPv4 Address Structure
- Segment - 04 - How to use Subnet Masks
- Segment - 05 - Learn to Count in Binary
- Segment - 06 - Calculating Usable IP's
- Segment - 07 - Subnetting - What is a Network?
- Segment - 08 - Supernetting
- Segment - 09 - Network and Broadcast IP Examples
- Segment - 10 - TCP and UDP Explained
- Segment - 11 - OSI Model Explained
- Segment - 12 - Packet Fragmentation Explained
- Segment - 13 - Frame Encapsulation
- Segment - 14 - APIPA
- Segment - 15 - Classful IP Addressing
- Segment - 16 - Classless IP Addressing
- Segment - 17 - ANDing IP Addresses
- Segment - 18 - Public vs Private IP's
- Segment - 19 - NAT vs PAT
- Segment - 20 - MAC Addressing Explained
- Segment - 21 - Unicast and Multicast
- Segment - 22 - Broadcast Traffic
- Segment - 23 - IP Tools ping arp tracert pathping
- Segment - 24 - IP Tools Rout IP Config nslookup netstat