Course Overview
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Course Synopsis
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Network Design and Anlysis includes the core portion of design based on different topological network paradigms. The wirehark section enables the learner to comprehend the network filtering based on packets.
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Course Learning Outcomes
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Network Building, Wireshark
- Network Design and Anlysis includes the core portion of design based on different topological network paradigms. The wirehark section enables the learner to comprehend the network filtering based on packets.
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Course Calendar
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Week 01
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1
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Week 1.1 Course Introduction
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2
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Week 1.2 What is a Network?
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3
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Week 1.3 Traditional Computer Networks
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4
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Week 1.4 Using the Network by Accident
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5
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Week 1.5 Using the Network on Purpose
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6
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Week 1.6 Well-known Network Applications
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7
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Week 1.7 Building a Network: Starts with a Plan
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8
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Week 1.8 Examples of Good Rules for Networking
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9
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Week 1.9 Proprietary and Public Models
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10
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Week 1.10 How TCP/IP Standard Grows?
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11
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Week 1.11 Two-Well Known Networking Models
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12
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Week 1.12 What is a Local Area Network?
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Week 02
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13
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Week 2.1 LAN Cables and Connectors
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14
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Week 2.2 Ethernet Hubs
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15
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Week 2.3 Ethernet Frames and Collisions
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16
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Week 2.4 How to avoid Collisions over Ethernet?
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17
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Week 2.5 Importance of Ethernet Addresses
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18
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Week 2.6 Frame Check Sequence
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19
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Week 2.7 Two Ethernet Standards
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20
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Week 2.8 Working of a LAN Switch
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21
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Week 2.9 Switch: Collision Avoidance
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22
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Week 2.10 Full Duplex and Full Switching
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23
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Week 2.11 Learning Ethernet addresses
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24
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Week 2.12 Ethernet Network Speeds
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Week 03
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25
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Week 3.1 Multiple Physical LANs
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26
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Week 3.2 Introduction to Virtual LANs
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27
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Week 3.3 Packing VLAN’s frames in a Trunk
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28
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Week 3.4 Email: A Network Application
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29
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Week 3.5 TCP/IP Email Standards: SMTP, POP3
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30
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Week 3.6 File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
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31
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Week 3.7 World Wide Web and HTTP Protocol
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32
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Week 3.8 Main Features of TCP
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33
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Week 3.9 Working of TCP
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34
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Week 3.10 TCP Flow and Congestion Control
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35
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Week 3.11 User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
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36
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Week 3.12 TCP Ports Numbers
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Assignment No. 1
Week 04
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37
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Week 4.1 TCP Segmentation
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38
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Week 4.2 Basics of Internet Protocol (IP)
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39
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Week 4.3 Working of IP and IP addresses
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40
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Week 4.4 How to run an IP Network?
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41
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Week 4.5 Classes of IP Networks
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42
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Week 4.6 IP Subnetting
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43
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Week 4.7 Network Address Translation (NAT)
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44
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Week 4.8 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
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45
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Week 4.9 Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
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46
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Week 4.10 End-to-End: Processing IP Packet
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47
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Week 4.11 A Link State Routing Algorithm
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48
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Week 4.12 Distance Vector Routing Algorithm
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Quiz No. 1
Week 05
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49
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Week 5.1 Working of Default Gateway Router
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50
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Week 5.2 Address Resolution Protocol
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51
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Week 5.3 Router’s Routing Logic and Table
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52
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Week 5.4 Routing with Subnets
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53
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Week 5.5 Router Hardware Architecture
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54
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Week 5.6 Routing to Nearby Places
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55
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Week 5.7 Dynamically Learning Routing Tables
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56
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Week 5.8 How to Pick the Best Route
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57
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Week 5.9 Interior & Exterior Routing Protocols
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58
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Week 5.10 Introduction to Domain Name System
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59
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Week 5.11 Domain Name System (DNS) Servers
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60
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Week 5.12 Working of Domain Name System
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Week 06
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61
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Week 6.1 DNS Resource Records
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62
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Week 6.2 Introduction to Wide Area Network
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63
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Week 6.3 Different Aspects of WAN Link
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64
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Week 6.4 A Cross-over Cable versus Leased Circuit
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65
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Week 6.5 Routers and WANS
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67
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Week 6.7 Frame Relay Switching
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68
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Week 6.8 Virtual Circuits
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69
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Week 6.9 Point-to-Point WANs & Frame Relay
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70
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Week 6.10 Routing over PVCs
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71
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Week 6.11 The Internet: A Large IP Network
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72
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Week 6.12 Using a Phone Line for Data
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Week 07
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73
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Week 7.1 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
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74
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Week 7.2 Sending Data without a Phone Line
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75
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Week 7.3 Introduction to AAA Security Model
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76
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Week 7.4 Password Authentication Protocol
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77
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Week 7.5 Virtual Private Network (VPN)
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78
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Week 7.6 Enterprise Network and the Internet
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79
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Week 7.7 Firewalls, Demilitarized Zone, IDS
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80
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Week 7.8 Introduction to Wireshark
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81
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Week 7.9 Five Common Network Problems
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Week 7.10 Next 5 Common Network Problems
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Week 7.11 Next 6 Common Network Problems
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Week 7.12 Next 4 Common Network Problems
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Week 08
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85
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Week 8.1 Next 5 Common Network Problems
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Week 8.2 Next 8 Common Network Problems
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87
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Week 8.3 A Four-Part Analysis Methodology
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88
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Week 8.4 Using a Troubleshooting Checklist
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89
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Week 8.5 Wireshark Lab 1
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90
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Week 8.6 Wireshark Lab 2
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Week 8.7 Wireshark Lab 3
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Week 8.8 Wireshark Lab 4
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Week 8.9 Wireshark Lab 5
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Week 8.10 Wireshark Lab 6
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Week 8.11 Wireshark Lab 7
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Week 8.12 Wireshark Lab 8
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Week 09
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Week 9.1 Wireshark Lab 9
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Week 9.2 Wireshark Lab 10
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Week 9.3 Wireshark Lab 11
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Week 9.4. Wireshark Lab 12
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Week 9.5 Wireshark Lab 13
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Week 9.6 Wireshark Lab 14
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Week 9.7 Capture Options for a Switched Network
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Week 9.8. Wireshark Lab 15
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Week 9.9 Wireshark Lab 16
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Week 9.10 Wireshark Lab 17
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Week 9.11 Verify the Target Host Traffic
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Week 9.12 Wireshark Lab 18
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Week 10
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Week 10.1 Wireshark Lab 19
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Week 10.2 Wireshark Lab 20
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Week 10.3 Wireshark Lab 21
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Week 10.4 Do not Focus on Acceptable Delays
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Week 10.5 Watch for the Delays that DO Matter
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Week 10.6 Wireshark Lab 22
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Week 10.7 Wireshark Lab 23
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Week 10.8 Wireshark Lab 24
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Week 10.9 Wireshark Lab 25
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Week 10.10 Wireshark Lab 26
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Week 10.11 Wireshark Lab 27
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Week 10.12 Wireshark Lab 28
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Week 11
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Week 11.1 Wireshark Lab 29
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Week 11.2 Wireshark Lab 30
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Week 11.3 Wireshark Lab 31
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Week 11.4 RTT: Packets 2 and 3 of TCP Handshake
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Week 11.5 Wireshark Lab 32
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Week 11.6 Wireshark Lab 33
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Week 11.7 Wireshark Lab 34
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Week 11.8 Wireshark Lab 35
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Week 11.9 Wireshark Lab 36
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Week 11.10 Wireshark Lab 37
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Week 11.11 Wireshark Lab 38
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Week 11.12 Wireshark Lab 39
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Week 12
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Week 12.1 Wireshark Lab 40
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Week 12.2 Wireshark Lab 41
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Week 12.3 Wireshark Lab 42
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Week 12.4 Wireshark Lab 43
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Week 12.5 Wireshark Lab 44
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Week 12.6 Wireshark's Expert Infos System
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Week 12.7 Wireshark's Packet Loss Detection
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Week 12.8 Packet Loss Recovery Methods
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Week 12.9 Wireshark Lab 45
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Week 12.10 Wireshark Lab 46
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Week 12.11 Wireshark Lab 47
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Week 12.12 Wireshark Lab 48
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Week 13
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145
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Week 13.1 Wireshark Lab 49
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Week 13.2 Duplicate ACKs and their Causes
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Week 13.3 Wireshark Lab 50
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Week 13.4 Wireshark Lab 51
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Week 13.5 Wireshark Lab 52
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Week 13.6 Out-of-Order Packets and their Causes
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Week 13.7 Wireshark Lab 53
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Week 13.8 Wireshark Lab 54
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Week 13.9 Causes of Fast Retransmissions
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Week 13.10 Wireshark Lab 55
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Week 13.11 Wireshark Lab 56
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Week 13.12 Causes of Retransmissions
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Week 14
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Week 14.1 Wireshark Lab 57
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Week 14.2 Wireshark Lab 58
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Week 14.3 Causes of ACKed Unseen Segments
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Week 14.4 Wireshark Lab 59
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Week 14.5 Wireshark Lab 60
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Week 14.6 Causes of Keep Alives
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Week 14.7 Wireshark Lab 61
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Week 14.8 Wireshark Lab 62
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Week 14.9 Wireshark Lab 63
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Week 14.10 Causes of Reused Ports
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Week 14.11 Wireshark Lab 74
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Week 14.12 Wireshark Lab 75
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Week 15
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Week 15.1 Causes of Checksum Errors
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Week 15.2 Wireshark Lab 76
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Week 15.3 Wireshark Lab 77
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Week 15.4 Wireshark Lab 78
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Week 15.5 Introduction to Packet Tracer
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Week 15.6 Packet Tracer’s Interface Overview
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Week 15.7 Creating a Simple topology
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Week 15.8 Introduction to Cisco and PT devices
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Week 15.9 Customizing Devices with Modules
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Week 15.10 Accessing CLI of a Device
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Week 15.11 Configuring Devices with Config Tab
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Week 15.12 Generic IP End Devices in PT
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Week 16
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Week 16.1 Configuring End Devices in PT
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Week 16.2 Packet Tracer’s Simulation Mode
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Week 16.3 Connecting Devices and Link Status
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Week 16.4 Testing Connectivity with PDUs
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Week 16.5 Clustering a Topology
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Week 16.6 Creating Cities, Offices & Wiring Closets
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Week 16.7 Managing Cables and Distances
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Week 16.8 Static Routing with GUI
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Week 16.9 Static Routing with CLI
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Week 16.10 Configuring RIP with GUI
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Week 16.11 Configuring RIP with CLI
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Week 16.12 Load Sharing
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