Internet Infrastructure (II)
TRACK: Internet Infrastructure (II)
Overall objective:
After attending this track, participants should be able to;
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- Setup and manage DNS services
- Setup and manage DHCP services
- Setup mail services
- Setup web services
- Setup IM services
- Setup AAA services(RADIUS, LDAP, SASL,AD)
- Setup and manage gateway security (firewalls, Intrusion Detection and Prevention, UTM)
- Carry out network management and measurement using tools like perfsonar, libreNMS, nagios
Who should attend:
Technical staff who are now operating a TCP/IP network, with multi-provider connectivity. These include Network Engineers,
Architects and Administrators, System Analysts, IP Engineers and Network Managers.
Prerequisites:
experience using TCP/IP-based networking technologies.
The topics are expected to include:
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- Select the appropriate Layer technologies, given specific requirements
- Understand principles of network architecture (Core, distribution & edge networks, redundancy & scalability)
- Carry out network monitoring, optimization and capacity planning
- Secure a network from intrusion and abuse
- Produce an IP plan for their institutions
- Interconnect with other networks (EGPs)
- Setup and manage gateway security (firewalls, Intrusion Detection and Prevention, UTM)
- Carry out network management and measurement using tools like perfsonar, libreNMS, rancid
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Content:
configuration and operation of network backbones, including
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- Introduction and logistics
- IP and networking basics
- IP planning
- Cisco router configuration
- Static routing exercise using Unix and Cisco equipment
- OSPF “magic” exercise
- Dynamic routing protocols
- Forwarding and routing simulation on paper
- Filtering spoofed packets
- Demonstration of packet spoofing and ingress filtering
- Network wiring and devices
- Basic wireless infrastructure and topologies
- Radio link calculation, budgeting and planning
- Wireless security
- Resilient network design concepts
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