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    This document outlines topics to be covered in a networking training course, including the differences between standalone and network operating systems, OSI and TCP/IP models, common network devices like hubs, switches, routers and firewalls, Ethernet technologies, network cabling types, protocols and port numbers, and MAC addresses.

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    This document outlines topics to be covered in a networking training course, including the differences between standalone and network operating systems, OSI and TCP/IP models, common network devices like hubs, switches, routers and firewalls, Ethernet technologies, network cabling types, protocols and port numbers, and MAC addresses.

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    This document outlines topics to be covered in a networking training course, including the differences between standalone and network operating systems, OSI and TCP/IP models, common network devices like hubs, switches, routers and firewalls, Ethernet technologies, network cabling types, protocols and port numbers, and MAC addresses.

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    Networking Training

    Introduction to Network Basics


    Difference between Standalone Operating System and Network Operating Systems
    Type of Network Operating System (Client Server and Peer to Peer) with examples.
    IEEE Standards

    Various 802.x standards (Ethernet, Wireless )

    OSI reference model and TCP/IP stack

    TCP/UDP
    TCP/IP Layers

    Introduction to network devices

    Hubs
    Switches
    Routers
    Firewalls

    Ethernet Technologies

    Switched Ethernet (Advantages of switches over hubs)


    Ethernet
    Fast Ethernet
    Fiber

    Network Protocols& Port Numbers

    Network Cabling
    Types of cables CAT 5/6, OFC
    Straight cable
    Cross cable
    Rollover cable

    MAC Address

    Format of MAC address

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