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Networking Training Institute in Delhi

Best Networking Training Institute in Delhi

Rating on Best Networking Training Institute in Delhi 4.9 out of 5 based on 4132 Students ratings.
Course Summary

Networking Training Course will be combination of CCNA, MCSA and Linux. Will be included latest version of CCNA also called new CCNA. MCSA or MCSE 2016 Server syllabus is going for the IT Industry. Linux 8.0 Syllabus is running with the industry.



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CCNA 3.0 and MCSA 2016 is the excellent combination for the company. It depends up on the knowledge of Networking devices part and windows server part. If will take strong combination, if any candidate has knowledge of CCNA 3.0, MCSA 2016 and Linux 8.0. all are the latest version of the networking courses, if will check jobs in naukari, monster, and some other job website then there are very good jobs opening for all the company. We can plan our job in capital of india or other part of the country too. If will take example of the server then all the server part available with the server 2016 also some server will be common for Microsoft and server will be common for linux too. Take example of telnet server. telnet server can configure in Microsoft server, telnet server can configure in linux server, telnet server can configure in cisco networking device too. telnet stands for telephone network. telnet is use to access one device to the other device with the help of port no 23. Let’s take example of the networking device like switch and router.

Command to configure telnet(Configuring R1)
# Enable
# Configure terminal
# Interface s0/0/0
# Ip add 10.0.0.1 255.0.0.0
# No shut
# Clock rate 9600
# Line vty 0 4
# Password cisco
# Login

We need to configure above commands on router 1 same command need to configure on router2 so if you want to access from router1 to router2 or if you want to access router switch1 to switch2 then there will different process.

Command to configure telnet(Configuring R2)
# Enable
# Configure terminal
# Interface s0/0/0
# Ip add 10.0.0.2 255.0.0.0
# No shut
# Clock rate 9600
# Line vty 0 4
# Password cisco
# Login

After this command can user telnet 10.0.0.2 from router1 and telnet 10.0.0.1 from router1, we need to run the command on privilege mode of the router, if you want to configure telnet in cisco switch then commands will be different. In case of switch, can not configure on interfaces, can configure on vlan let’s take the example of the commands.
# Interface vlan 1
# Ip address 100.0.0.1 255.0.0.0
# Line vty 0 4
# Password cisco
# Login

In other device, means in switch2 can configure following commands
# Interface vlan 1
# Ip address 100.0.0.2 255.0.0.0
# Line vty 0 4
# Password cisco
# Login

If you want to access from one switch to the other switch then can run telnet 100.0.0.1 from device2 and from device telnet 100.0.0.2 from device1 so easily can access from local device to the remote device or from remote device to the local device. If same server want to configure in Microsoft server then first we have to enable the service of telnet once will enable the service then before need to add roles and feature of this telnet, telnet can user via command prompt only. Gui means graphical user interface will be not available in the console. Let’s use telnet command in Microsoft server. If you want to user telnet command in red hat server then easily can use this command in red hat server. In red hat server first need to install the package of the telnet. Once will install the package then easily can configure the telnet to access from one linux computer to the other linux computer. We can configure telnet on linux computer, linux computer can be rhel7 or linux computer can be rhel8.


Course Outline

Course details(CCNA Syllabus or Outline)

Day1 - Simple Network
Day2 - Exploring the Functions of Networking
Day3 - Understanding the Host-to-Host Communications Model
Day4 - Introducing LANs
Day5 - Operating Cisco IOS Software
Day6 - Starting a Switch
Day7 - Understanding Ethernet and Switch Operation
Day8 - Troubleshooting Common Switch Media Issues
Day9 - Internet Connectivity
Day10 - Understanding the TCP/IP Internet Layer
Day11 - Understanding IP Addressing and Subnets
Day12 - Understanding the TCP/IP Transport Layer
Day13 - Exploring the Functions of Routing
Day14 - Configuring a Cisco Router
Day15 - Exploring the Packet Delivery Process
Day16 - Enabling Static Routing
Day17 - Learning the Basics of ACL
Day18 - Enabling Internet Connectivity
Day19 - Medium-Sized Network
Day20 - Implementing VLANs and Trunk
Day21 - Routing Between VLANs
Day22 - Using a Cisco IOS Network Device as a DHCP Server
Day23 - Implementing RIPv2
Day24 - Network Device Management and Security
Day25 - Securing Administrative Access
Day26 - Implementing Device Hardening
Day27 - Configuring System Message Logging
Day28 - Managing Cisco Devices
Day29 - Licensing
Day30 - Implement a Medium-Sized Network
Day31 - Troubleshoot a Medium-Sized Network
Day32 - IPv6 Overview
Day33 - Introducing Basic IPv6
Day34 - Understanding IPv6 Operation
Day35 - Configuring IPv6 Static Routes
Day36 - Get Started with Cisco CLI
Day37 - Perform Basic Switch Configuration
Day38 - Observe How a Switch Operates
Day39 - Troubleshoot Switch Media and Port Issues
Day40 - Inspect TCP/IP Applications
Day41 - Start with Cisco Router Configuration
Day42 - Configure Cisco Discovery Protocol
Day43 - Configure Default Gateway
Day44 - Explore Packet Forwarding
Day45 - Configure and Verify Static Routes
Day46 - Configure and Verify ACLs
Day47 - Configure a Provider-Assigned IP Address
Day48 - Configure Static NAT
Day49 - Configure Dynamic NAT and PAT
Day50 - Troubleshoot NAT
Day51 - Configure VLAN and Trunk
Day52 - Configure a Router on a Stick
Day53 - Configure a Cisco Router as a DHCP Server
Day54 - Troubleshoot DHCP Issues
Day55 - Configure and Verify RIPv2
Day56 - Troubleshoot RIPv2
Day57 - Enhance Security of Initial Configuration
Day58 - Limit Remote Access Connectivity
Day59 - Configure and Verify Port Security
Day60 - Configure and Verify NTP
Day61 - Configure Syslog
Day62 - Configure Basic IPv6 Connectivity
Day63 - Configure IPv6 Static Routes
Day64 - Implement IPv6 Static Routing

MCSA Syllabus or Outline-
First Week - Install, upgrade, and migrate servers and workloads
This objective may include but is not limited to: Determine Windows Server 2016 installation requirements; determine appropriate Windows Server 2016 editions per workloads; install Windows Server 2016; install Windows Server 2016 features and roles; install and configure Windows Server Core; manage Windows Server Core installations using Windows PowerShell, command line, and remote management capabilities; implement Windows PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) to install and maintain integrity of installed environments; perform upgrades and migrations of servers and core workloads from Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2012 to Windows Server 2016; determine the appropriate activation model for server installation, such as Automatic Virtual Machine Activation (AVMA), Key Management Service (KMS), and Active Directory-based Activation

Second Week - Create, manage, and maintain images for deployment
This objective may include but is not limited to: Plan for Windows Server virtualization; assess virtualization workloads using the Microsoft Assessment and Planning (MAP) Toolkit; determine considerations for deploying workloads into virtualized environments; update images with patches, hotfixes, last cumulative updates and drivers; install roles and features in offline images; manage and maintain Windows Server Core, and VHDs using Windows PowerShell

Third Week - Configure disks and volumes
This objective may include but is not limited to: Configure sector sizes appropriate for various workloads; configure GUID partition table (GPT) disks; create VHD and VHDX files using Disk Management or Windows PowerShell; mount virtual hard disks; determine when to use NTFS and ReFS file systems; configure NFS and SMB shares using Server Manager; configure SMB share and session settings using Windows PowerShell; configure SMB server and SMB client configuration settings using Windows PowerShell; configure file and folder permissions

Fourth Week - Implement server storage
This objective may include but is not limited to: Configure storage pools; implement simple, mirror, and parity storage layout options for disks or enclosures; expand storage pools; configure Tiered Storage; configure iSCSI target and initiator; configure iSNS; configure Datacenter Bridging (DCB); configure Multi-Path IO (MPIO); determine usage scenarios for Storage Replica; implement Storage Replica for server-to-server, cluster-to-cluster, and stretch cluster scenarios

Fifth Week - Implement data deduplication
This objective may include but is not limited to: Implement and configure deduplication; determine appropriate usage scenarios for deduplication; monitor deduplication; implement a backup and restore solution with deduplication

Sixth Week - Install and configure Hyper-V
This objective may include but is not limited to: Determine hardware and compatibility requirements for installing Hyper-V; install Hyper-V; install management tools; upgrade from existing versions of Hyper-V; delegate virtual machine management; perform remote management of Hyper-V hosts; Using Windows PowerShell Direct; implement nested virtualization

Seventh Week - Configure virtual machine (VM) settings
This objective may include but is not limited to: Add or remove memory in a running VM; configure dynamic memory; configure Non-Uniform Memory Access (NUMA) support; configure smart paging; configure Resource Metering; manage Integration Services; create and configure Generation 1 and 2 VMs and determine appropriate usage scenarios; implement enhanced session mode; create Linux and FreeBSD VMs; install and configure Linux Integration Services (LIS); install and configure FreeBSD Integration Services (BIS); implement Secure Boot for Windows and Linux environments; move and convert VMs from previous versions of Hyper-V to Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V; export and import VMs; implement Discrete Device Assignment (DDA), Troubleshoot VM configuration versions

Eighth Week - Configure Hyper-V storage
This objective may include but is not limited to: Create VHDs and VHDX files using Hyper-V Manager; create shared VHDX files; configure differencing disks; modify virtual hard disks; configure pass-through disks; resize a virtual hard disk; manage checkpoints; implement production checkpoints; implement a virtual Fibre Channel adapter; configure storage Quality of Service (QoS)

Ninth Week - Configure Hyper-V networking
This objective may include but is not limited to: Add and remove virtual network interface cards (vNICs); configure Hyper-V virtual switches; optimize network performance; configure MAC addresses; configure network isolation; configure synthetic and legacy virtual network adapters; configure NIC teaming in VMs; configure virtual machine queue (VMQ); enable Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) on network adapters bound to a Hyper-V virtual switch using Switch Embedded Teaming (SET); configure Bandwidth Management

Tenth Week - Deploy Windows containers
This objective may include but is not limited to: Determine installation requirements and appropriate scenarios for Windows Containers; install and configure Windows Server container host in physical or virtualized environments; install and configure Windows Server container host to Windows Server Core in a physical or virtualized environment; install Docker Enterprise Edition on Windows Server; configure Docker start-up options; install a base container image; tag an image; remove a container; create Windows Server containers; create Hyper-V containers

Eleventh Week - Manage Windows containers
This objective may include but is not limited to: Manage Windows containers by using Docker CLI; manage container networking; manage container data volumes; manage Resource Control; create new container images using Dockerfile; manage container images using DockerHub repository for public and private scenarios; manage container images using Microsoft Azure

Twelth Week - Implement high availability and disaster recovery options in Hyper-V
This objective may include but is not limited to: Implement Hyper-V Replica; implement Live Migration including Shared Nothing Live Migration; configure CredSSP or Kerberos authentication protocol for Live Migration; implement storage migration

Thirteenth Week - Implement failover clustering
This objective may include but is not limited to: Implement Workgroup, Single, and Multi Domain clusters; configure quorum; configure cluster networking; restore single node or cluster configuration; configure cluster storage; implement Cluster-Aware Updating; implement Cluster Operating System Rolling Upgrade; configure and optimize cluster shared volumes (CSVs); configure clusters without network names; implement Scale-Out File Server (SoFS); determine different scenarios for the use of SoFS vs. File Server for general use; determine usage scenarios for implementing guest clustering; implement a Clustered Storage Spaces solution using Shared SAS storage enclosures; implement Storage Replica; implement Cloud Witness; implement VM resiliency; implement shared VHDX as a storage solution for guest clusters

Fourteen Week - Implement Storage Spaces Direct
This objective may include but is not limited to: Determine scenario requirements for implementing Storage Spaces Direct; enable Storage Spaces Direct using Windows PowerShell; implement a disaggregated Storage Spaces Direct scenario; implement a hyper-converged Storage Spaces Direct scenario

Fifteenth Week - Manage failover clustering
This objective may include but is not limited to: Configure role-specific settings, including continuously available shares; configure VM monitoring; configure failover and preference settings; implement stretch and site-aware failover clusters; enable and configure node fairness

Sixteenth Week - Manage VM movement in clustered nodes
This objective may include but is not limited to: Perform a live migration; perform a quick migration; perform a storage migration; import, export, and copy VMs; configure VM network health protection; configure drain on shutdown

Seventeenth Week - Implement Network Load Balancing (NLB)
This objective may include but is not limited to: Install NLB nodes; configure NLB prerequisites; configure affinity; configure port rules; configure cluster operation mode; upgrade an NLB cluster

Eighteenth Week - Maintain server installations
This objective may include but is not limited to: Implement Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) solutions; configure WSUS groups; manage patch management in mixed environments; implement an antimalware solution with Windows Defender; integrate Windows Defender with WSUS and Windows Update; perform backup and restore operations using Windows Server Backup; determine backup strategies for different Windows Server roles and workloads, including Hyper-V Host, Hyper-V Guests, Active Directory, File Servers, and Web Servers using Windows Server 2016 native tools and solutions

Nineteen Week - Monitor server installations
This objective may include but is not limited to: Monitor workloads using Performance Monitor, Server Manager, Event Viewer; configure Data Collector Sets; determine appropriate CPU, memory, disk, and networking counters for storage and compute workloads; configure alerts; monitor workloads using Resource Monitor, manage and monitor Windows Server by using Windows Admin Center

Linux 8.0 Syllabus or Outline
Red Hat System Administration I RH124
Day1 - Accessing the Command Line
Day2 - Managing Files From the Command Line
Day3 - Getting Help in Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Day4 - Creating, Viewing, and Editing Text Files
Day5 - Managing Local Linux Users and Groups
Day6 - Controlling Access to Files with Linux File System Permissions
Day7 - Monitoring and Managing Linux Process
Day8- Controlling Services and Daemons
Day9 - Configuring and Security openSSH Service
Day10 - Analyzing and storing Logs
Day11 - Managing Hed Hat Enterprise Linux Networking
Day12 - Archiving and Copying Files Between Systems
Day13 - Installing and Updating Software Packages
Day14 - Accessing Linux File System
Day15 - Using Virtulized Systems
Day16 - Comprehensive review

Red Hat System Administration II (RH134)
Day17 Automating Installation with Kickstart
Day18 - Using Regular Expressions with grep
Day19 - Creating and Editing Text Fileswith Vim
Day20 - Scheduling Future Linux Tasks
Day21 - Managing Priority of Linux Process
Day22 - Controlling Access to files with Acess Control Lists (ACLs)
Day23 - Managing Selinux Security
Day24 - Connecting to network-defined User and Groups
Day25 - Adding Disks, Partitions and File systems to a Linux System
Day26 - Managing Logical Volume management (LVM) Storage
Day27 - Acessing Network Storage with Network File System (NFS)
Day28 - Acessing Network Storage with SMB
Day29 - Controlling and Troubleshooting the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Boot Process
Day30 - Limiting Network Communication with Firewalid
Day31 - Comprehensive Review of System Administration II

Red Hat System Administration III (RH254)
Day32 - Controlling Service and Daemons
Day33 - Managing IPv6 Networking
Day34 - Configuring Link Aggregation and Bridging
Day35 - Network Port Security
Day36 - Managing DNS for Servers
Day37 - Configuring Email Transmission
Day38 - Providing Remote Block Storage
Day39 - Providing File –based Storage
Day40 - Configuring MarisDB Database
Day41 - Providing Apache HTTPD Web service
Day42 - WritingBsh Scripts
Day43 - Bash Conditionals and Control structures
Day44 - Configuring the Shell Enviroment
Day45 - Linux Containers and Dockes

Course Features

  • Duration : 40 Hours
  • Lectures : 20
  • Quiz : 10
  • Students : 15

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