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| NW003 | AS/400 Twinax to Token Ring or Ethernet (LAN) |
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Computer literate | ||
| Audience: | IS Managers, Programmers & Future LAN Implementers | ||
| Duration: | 1 day | ||
Why are so many of your peers either abandoning their twinax networks in favor of LAN media or are simply refusing to spread any more out-of date expensive twinax cabling in their organizations There are many good reasons for beginning to make the switch or fully committing to a rewiring effort. This seminar addresses these reasons and can help you prepare for the future. Universal Cabling systems are examined which can support just about any type of use ... including token-ring, ethernet, and even dumb 5250 terminals. You need this class to know how to avoid the major expense of installing out-of-date twinax technology in your walls when a better way is available. Many terms are discussed and defined in this course including UCS. UTP, STP, token-ring, ethernet, sync, Async, ATM, cable, hub, bandwidth, NIC, plenum, RJ45, CAT-5, Balun, Fiber, backbone, etc. Upon completion, you should be in a much better position to recommend the proper cabling system for your organization. This course offers the opportunity to learn without having to labor over scores of textbooks, manuals, and documents? If you are considering adding more terminal users ...or perhaps tying your PCs together, or networking to a mainframe or Midrange computer, this course is designed for you. If your requirements list for beginning networking is large and your knowledge level is less than what you need , this course will help position you for a successful journey.
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| NW101 | Networking with Novell Netware QuikCourse |
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Prerequisites: |
NW001 or equivalent experience | ||
| Audience: | Novell Network Implementors & IS Professionals with a need to know | ||
| Duration: | 1 day | ||
This course introduces the most popular networking software of all time -- Novell Netware. This course explores the origins of Netware through Netware 4.0 and then back to the latest version - 3.12. Netware 3.12 is the basis for the implementation portion of this course. The functional capabilities and components of Netware 3.11, Netware 3.12, Netware 4.0, and Personal Netware will be examine with regard to differentiating factors and applicability to specific scenarios. A walkthrough of a Netware 3.12 installation is performed including the processes necessary to establish Netware server volumes, printers, user Id's, security, and directories in a step-by-step scenario. This walkthrough is targeted to establish a working client system and server system functioning on a Local Area Network. In a separate topic called Setting up your own LAN, Novell Personal Netware is compared to Microsoft WorkGroups for Windows as a solution for small WorkGroups. This section also details the installation process for Windows for WorkGroups, and offers helpful installation tips.
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| NW201 | Surfing the Internet... the Necessary Ingredients |
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Prerequisites: |
Computer literate | ||
| Audience: | Future Internet Users Implementers | ||
| Duration: | Half a day | ||
This course is designed to teach you about the Internet and the features which make it so desirable. You/ll learn about connection types and how to connect - SLIP, PPP, Direct, LAN, Router etc. You will also get to see the many Internet features explained including Mail, World-Wide Web, Gopher, News groups, Telnet etc. We will also examine the sources (providers) to which you can connect and the various sources for software from which you may select a package to enable these features. This course is a must first-cut at the Internet. Learn what everybody seems to be talking about and position yourself for a new world in electronic interchange. |
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