Foundations of Networking: Concepts, Protocols & Tools
4 Scenarios
7 Hours
Intermediate

Industry
general
Skills
approach
quality
network-management
Tools
bash
Learning Objectives
Grasp the core principles of networking, including network types, topologies, and architectures.
Explore protocols such as TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, DNS, DHCP, and ICMP, and understand how they facilitate network communication.
Gain insights into IPv4 and IPv6 addressing, subnetting, CIDR notation, and how IP addresses are assigned and managed.
Use various troubleshooting methodologies to identify and fix common network problems.
Work with essential networking tools like ping, telnet, ssh, netstat, dig, route, ip route, ifconfig, and host for monitoring and troubleshooting.
Overview
In today's digital era, networking is the backbone of seamless communication between devices, systems, and users. This masterclass provides a deep dive into networking fundamentals, covering key concepts such as network architectures, protocols, IP addressing, troubleshooting techniques, and essential networking tools. By the end of this masterclass, learners will have a strong foundation in networking, enabling them to diagnose and resolve network-related issues effectively.
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with command-line interfaces (CLI) such as Linux Terminal or Windows Command Prompt.
- A fundamental grasp of internet and networking concepts (optional but beneficial).