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==Week 2== | ==Week 2== | ||
Revision as of 08:42, 15 April 2014
This will be an intense hands-on fourteen (14) day training to teach skills required for the configuration and operation of large scale campus networks. The training will be held from April 22 to May 3, 2014.
Contents
Objective
After this training the participants will be able to design and implement a large scale campus network. This course will provide the techies with the necessary TCP/IP skills to administer a campus network.
Who Should Attend?
This course is designed for technical staff that operates a TCP/IP network with international connectivity and inter-campus connectivity.
Course content
The course is divided into three; Campus networks, Scalable networks and Wireless networks
Campus Networks
Campus Network design principles & Best Practices
Campus Networks Design.
IP address routing & management(addressing,subnetting)
Campus Network Physical cable Infrastructure
Hierarchical Design
Scalable Networks
Cisco switch configuration basics
HP configuration essentials
Switching Architecture -STP
Introduction to IEEE 802.1q (VLANS)
VPNs
Switch troubleshooting
Campus Network monitoring
Wireless Campus Networks
Designing a campus WLAN
Why wireless?
Comparative use of Unlicensed Spectrum
Introduction to Wi-Fi
Access point configuration and upgrading
Campus WLAN design
Wireless Security
Eduroam
Wireless authentication IEEE 802.1x
FreeRADIUS
Items Required
Each Participant is to bring a laptop with wireless connectivity.
Trainers
Name Organization Dean Pemberton (DP) NSRC Dale Smith (DS) NSRC Philip Smith (PS) NSRC Michelle Opiyo (MO) KENET Maureen Njue (MN) KENET Hillary Cheserek (HC)KENET Hezron Mwangi (HM) KENET Joan Masai (JM) KENET Cornelius Achiki (CA)KENET
