Internetworking Architecture and Servers

Overview/Description
To discuss internetwork infrastructure, the functions and security implications of internetworking servers, building and troubleshooting Internet sites, and the application of network and host security elements

Target Audience
Students wishing to acquire the fundamental skills required to embark on careers as e-business IT professionals and students preparing for the CompTIA certification exam IK0-002: i-Net+

Prerequisites
A basic knowledge of computer hardware and software; a knowledge of advanced Internet concepts

Expected Duration
230 Minutes

Objectives:

Internetworking Architecture and Servers

  • explain the Internet architecture and Internet protocols.
  • explain the importance of routing as a function of IP.
  • explain how IP addresses work.
  • locate RFC documents on the Web.
  • explain the role of servers and daemons in providing internetworking services.
  • explain the functions and features of proxy servers.
  • explain how caching works.
  • identify the functions and features of mail, news, media, and directory servers.
  • explain how Domain Name System servers work.
  • describe the range of services provided by application server providers and how companies decide whether or not to use them.
  • define server selection criteria, identify business needs and choose the correct server to meet those needs, and describe some of the benefits and drawbacks of specific server software.
  • identify the issues that affect Internet site functionality.
  • identify Internet problems and develop a problem-solving methodology.
  • use various diagnostic tools for troubleshooting TCP/IP networks.
  • describe the site-monitoring procedures necessary to ensure that an Internet server can deliver quality access to its users.


    • Course Number: 31891_eng