After completing TCP/IP: Introduction to TCP/IP Concepts, the user should be able to:
 

	Identify relationships between the OSI reference, Microsoft networking, and TCP/IP network models
	Describe the impact of the Internet and TCP/IP on global communications
	Convert IP addresses into binary numbers and vice versa
	Configure simple subnet masks
	Identify processes in the Application layer of the TCP/IP network model

TCP/IP Overview
 

	Using TCP/IP and Windows NT
	Historical development of TCP/IP
	Standardizing TCP/IP with Requests for Comments (RFCs)

Using TCP/IP and IP Addresses
 

	Using TCP/IP
	Reading IP addresses
	Identifying IP address classes

Introduction to Microsoft Networking
 

	Identifying the OSI reference model layers
	Using the five Microsoft networking model layers
	Processing data through the Microsoft layers

The TCP/IP Model
 

	Describing the components of the Application layer
	Overview of TCP and UDP in the Transport layer
	Explaining the four protocols in the Internet layer (IP, ARP, ICMP, and IGMP)
	Overview of the Network Access layer

The TCP/IP Application Layer
 

	Getting into the WinSock process
	Using the NETSTAT command
	Overview of NBT and the NBTSTAT command
	Overview of Name Resolution

This course is distributed with:

 

	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to a TCP/IP server product
	A TCP/IP glossary