PC/TCP OnNet Protocols and Internals Hosted Training

Target Audience

This course is designed for advanced technical staff responsible for supporting FTP Software's PC/TCP OnNet for DOS/WINDOWS. The course is a technical and in-depth look at the protocols and internals of PC/TCP OnNet and other FTP Software products

Prerequisites

Course attendees should have at least one year of PC/TCP support experience. Individuals should have a background knowledge of TCP/IP equivalent to that presented in our Technical Support class. It is also important that attendees have an understanding of network design and a mastery of MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows use and configuration.

Course Outline

Students will explore, in-depth, the nature of TCP/IP protocols, and how they are implemented in PC/TCP OnNet for DOS/Windows. This course focuses on details of individual protocols and their implementation in PC/TCP OnNET for DOS/Windows.

During the five day advanced class, students will:

• Study advanced configuration and installation options
  • Customizing the installation process
  • DHCP and remote configuration options
• Learn about different network technologies that are supported by PC/TCP OnNet for DOS/Windows
  • Ethernet and Token Ring
  • FDDI and ATM
• Study the different protocols of the TCP/IP stack
  • IP, ICMP, and ARP
  • TCP and UDP
• Learn about application layer protocols
  • Domain Name Service (DNS)
  • File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
  • Telnet
  • Network File System (NFS)
  • LPR and Remote Printing

• Learn about specific technical issues regarding the use of PC/TCP OnNet for DOS/Windows
  • PC/TCP Interoperability
  • DOS and Windows Architecture
  • PC/TCP OnNet for DOS/Windows Kernel Implementation
• Learn about additional products available from FTP Software
  • X OnNet
  • Services OnNet
  • Explore OnNet
  • LANWatch Network Analyzer for DOS

Materials

FTP Software will provide computers and other equipment necessary for the extensive hands-on sessions that make up a large part of this class. Attendees will also be given notes, documentation, and support reference materials.