After completing TCP/IP: Utilities for Monitoring TCP/IP, the user should be able to:

	Diagnose and resolve name resolution problems
	Use Network Monitor to capture and examine network data
	Identify the appropriate tool or utility to monitor network traffic
	Configure the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

Troubleshooting Utilities

	Using the Ping, and IPCONFIG for checking connectivity
	Using NSLOOKUP and HOSTNAME for troubleshooting Name Server

More Troubleshooting Utilities

	Using the NETSTAT, and NBTSTAT commands
	Using ROUTE and TRACERT for manipulating and viewing packets
	Viewing and modifying the ARP cache

Network Monitor: Installing

	Installing Network Monitor
	Setting up Network Monitor security
	Describing your network cards

Network Monitor: Capturing Frames

	Capturing network frames
	Saving captured data
	Creating an address database
	Selecting the network to be monitored
	Managing the capture buffer
	Avoiding drop frames

Network Monitor: Capture Filters

	Using capture filters
	Describing capture filter structures
	Using logical operators
	Using capture triggers

Network Monitor: Examining Data

	Saving capture data
	Examining capture data
	Explaining the summary and detail panes
	Using display filters

SNMP

	Describing SNMP roles
	Explaining the Management Information Base (MIB)
	Installing and configuring SNMP
	Testing SNMP