WiFi networks
Frequency for wireless network
transmission
Presentation of spectral analysis
Types of antennas and their
application according to clients´/AP position
Fresnel zone
Overview of
802.11 standards
Transmission technologies, encoding, reach, interference
Data, control and management frameworks
Access devices, repeaters,
bridges
Constructing of simple networks
Extension of simple networks
Administration of large networks and roaming, LightWeight AP, Wireless
Controller Switch
Radius server
Reasons for implementation - security, dynamic access assignment
Politics
administration
Certificates implementation
Checking the access to
switches and wireless networks via security groups in Active Directory
Implementation of network clients verifying via Group Policy
Virtual LANs / Virtual local networks
Reasons for deployment - security, field of all-directional
transmission
VLANs principles
802.1q frame tagging
VLAN
interconnection
Switching over on the 3rd layer
Spanning Tree Protocol
Solving the loops in the network
Root switch option
Routes closing
principle
Optimization of protocol for various VLAN data
transmissions
Quick convergence via RPVST
Ports aggregation
Principles
of ports aggregation
Protocols for ports aggregation
Multicasting / Group transmission
Principles of groups´ transmission
Support on the 2nd layer switching
level
IP protocol group transmission
Group addressing
Groups
administration: IGMP protocol
Group transmission routing
Multicasting
application
Virtual Private Networks
Types of VPN solution
Implementation of VPN server on Microsoft
Windows platform
Central setting of VPN access
Central monitoring of VPN
access use
Quality of Services / Ensuring the quality services
Qos requirements
Qos ensuring principles
QoS implementation
QoS
priority/DiffServ
NBAR, classification and marking
Queuing, LLQ
WRED
Network Management / Networks administration
SNMP protocols development
MIB database
Implementation of networks
supervision via Nagios / Paessler presentation
Preparation for certification exams
Microsoft certification exams, except MCM certifications, do not require
students to attend the official MOC course to pass the exam
Official
Microsoft MOC courses as well as our own GOC courses are suitable for
preparation for Microsoft certification exams such as MTA, MCP, MCSA, MCSE or
MCM
A prime goal of the course is not the preparation for the
certification exams of its own, but learning the theoretical principles and
managing the practical skills which are necessary for the effective work with
the certain product
MOC courses usually cover almost all topics required for
the relevant certification exams, but they do not always give every topic
the same amount of time and emphasis as the completion of certification exam may
require
Students can always use e.g books from MS Press (so called
Self-paced Training Kit) and also the electronic self-test software for they
exam preparation
