Level II: Network Performance Metrics & Analysis
Course Description
In this complex lab-based course, you will explore the key interactions of major networking technologies and protocols. Through lab-based, packet-level analysis of real-world performance issues, you will gain the understanding required to effectively troubleshoot and mitigate performance issues and optimize your network for application delivery.
Registration Information
3 Day Course
$2995 USD
Prerequisites
PLEASE NOTE: A laptop is required for this course.
Network Performance Technologies course.
Some hands-on experience with a protocol analyzer is recommended.
Who Should Attend
- Network Engineers
- Network Manager
- Those in IT organizations responsible for troubleshooting network and application performance issues down to the root-cause, regardless of tools, and providing consistent application delivery.
Course Objectives
- Gain an understanding of the functionality behind the Internet Protocol (IP) including the IP Header
- Review advanced IPv4 subjects such as CIDR, Address Summarization, and Access Control Lists (ACL)
- Develop an understanding of the TCP parameters that are most important when analyzing traffic
- Review the fundamentals of establishing a TCP connection
- Review TCP Throughput including Bandwidth and how to measure Application Throughput
- Review TCP Retransmissions, Selective Acknowledgements (SACK), Slow Start and Fast Retransmit
- Gain a basic understanding of WAN optimization technologies utilized today
- Understand the issues affecting the ability to analyze “optimized” traffic
- Review the details of VoIP, the concerns and performance tuning for Voice Activity Detection (VAD), Jitter, and Echo
- Gain advanced hands-on troubleshooting skills through lab-based protocol analysis to include finding and capturing packet(s) as well as identifying fault and performance impacts
Course Outline
- Advanced IPv4 Subjects
- TCP/IP Deep Dive
- Host-to-Host Communication
- Advanced Technologies
- Advanced Protocol Analysis
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