CS206 : Introduction to Network Design & Analysis

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Course Info

Course Category

Computer Science/Information Technology

Course Level

Undergraduate

Credit Hours

3

Pre-requisites

CS601

Instructor

Dr. Kashif Javed
PHD

Course Contents

Course Introduction What is a Network? Traditional Computer Networks Using the Network by Accident Using the Network on Purpose Well-known Network Applications Building a Network: Starts with a Plan Examples of Good Rules for Networking Proprietary and Public Models How TCP/IP Standard Grows? Two-Well Known Networking Models What is a Local Area Network? LAN Cables and Connectors Ethernet Hubs Ethernet Frames and Collisions How to avoid Collisions over Ethernet? Importance of Ethernet Addresses Frame Check Sequence Two Ethernet Standards Working of a LAN Switch Switch: Collision Avoidance Full Duplex and Full Switching Learning Ethernet addresses Ethernet Network Speeds Multiple Physical LANs Introduction to Virtual LANs Packing VLAN鈥檚 frames in a Trunk Email: A Network Application TCP/IP Email Standards: SMTP, POP3 File Transfer Protocol (FTP) World Wide Web and HTTP Protocol Main Features of TCP Working of TCP TCP Flow and Congestion Control User Datagram Protocol (UDP) TCP Ports Numbers TCP Segmentation Basics of Internet Protocol (IP) Working of IP and IP addresses How to run an IP Network? Classes of IP Networks IP Subnetting Network Address Translation (NAT) Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) End-to-End: Processing IP Packet A Link State Routing Algorithm Distance Vector Routing Algorithm Working of Default Gateway Router Address Resolution Protocol Router鈥檚 Routing Logic and Table Routing with Subnets Router Hardware Architecture Routing to Nearby Places Dynamically Learning Routing Tables How to Pick the Best Route Interior & Exterior Routing Protocols Introduction to Domain Name System Domain Name System (DNS) Servers Working of Domain Name System DNS Resource Records Introduction to Wide Area Network Different Aspects of WAN Link A Cross-over Cable versus Leased Circuit Routers and WANS Frame Relay Frame Relay Switching Virtual Circuits Point-to-Point WANs & Frame Relay Routing over PVCs The Internet: A Large IP Network Using a Phone Line for Data Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Sending Data without a Phone Line Introduction to AAA Security Model Password Authentication Protocol Virtual Private Network (VPN) Enterprise Network and the Internet Firewalls, Demilitarized Zone, IDS Introduction to Wireshark Five Common Network Problems Next 5 Common Network Problems Next 6 Common Network Problems Next 4 Common Network Problems Next 5 Common Network Problems Next 8 Common Network Problems A Four-Part Analysis Methodology Using a Troubleshooting Checklist Wireshark Lab 1 Wireshark Lab 2 Wireshark Lab 3 Wireshark Lab 4 Wireshark Lab 5 Wireshark Lab 6 Wireshark Lab 7 Wireshark Lab 8 Wireshark Lab 9 Wireshark Lab 10 Wireshark Lab 11 . Wireshark Lab 12 Wireshark Lab 13 Wireshark Lab 14 Capture Options for a Switched Network . Wireshark Lab 15 Wireshark Lab 16 Wireshark Lab 17 Verify the Target Host Traffic Wireshark Lab 18 Wireshark Lab 19 Wireshark Lab 20 Wireshark Lab 21 Do not Focus on Acceptable Delays Watch for the Delays that DO Matter Wireshark Lab 22 Wireshark Lab 23 Wireshark Lab 24 Wireshark Lab 25 Wireshark Lab 26 Wireshark Lab 27 Wireshark Lab 28 Wireshark Lab 29 Wireshark Lab 30 Wireshark Lab 31 RTT: Packets 2 and 3 of TCP Handshake Wireshark Lab 32 Wireshark Lab 33 Wireshark Lab 34 Wireshark Lab 35 Wireshark Lab 36 Wireshark Lab 37 Wireshark Lab 38 Wireshark Lab 39 Wireshark Lab 40 Wireshark Lab 41 Wireshark Lab 42 Wireshark Lab 43 Wireshark Lab 44 Wireshark's Expert Infos System Wireshark's Packet Loss Detection Packet Loss Recovery Methods Wireshark Lab 45 Wireshark Lab 46 Wireshark Lab 47 Wireshark Lab 48 Wireshark Lab 49 Duplicate ACKs and their Causes Wireshark Lab 50 Wireshark Lab 51 Wireshark Lab 52 Out-of-Order Packets and their Causes Wireshark Lab 53 Wireshark Lab 54 Causes of Fast Retransmissions Wireshark Lab 55 Wireshark Lab 56 Causes of Retransmissions Wireshark Lab 57 Wireshark Lab 58 Causes of ACKed Unseen Segments Wireshark Lab 59 Wireshark Lab 60 Causes of Keep Alives Wireshark Lab 61 Wireshark Lab 62 Wireshark Lab 63 Causes of Reused Ports Wireshark Lab 74 Wireshark Lab 75 Causes of Checksum Errors Wireshark Lab 76 Wireshark Lab 77 Wireshark Lab 78 Introduction to Packet Tracer Packet Tracer鈥檚 Interface Overview Creating a Simple topology Introduction to Cisco and PT devices Customizing Devices with Modules Accessing CLI of a Device Configuring Devices with Config Tab Generic IP End Devices in PT Configuring End Devices in PT Packet Tracer鈥檚 Simulation Mode Connecting Devices and Link Status Testing Connectivity with PDUs Clustering a Topology Creating Cities, Offices & Wiring Closets Managing Cables and Distances Static Routing with GUI Static Routing with CLI Configuring RIP with GUI Configuring RIP with CLI Load Sharing