DHCP - Dynamic Host Control Protocol
Discover
Offer
Request
Acknowledge
Lab - 6.3.2.7
Lab - 6.3.2.10
Download Packet Tracer for this lab
IPv6 Videos
IPv6 1 of 3
IPv6 2 of 3
IPv6 3 of 3
Networking Devices and their characteristics.
Common Ports and Protocols 6.3.3
Monday, March 31, 2014
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
25 March 2015 - ITE
Wrapping up Chapter 5 - Operating Systems
The quarter ends this Friday. I will accept test corrections for Chapter 5. Review each missed question and write a short response with the correct answer. You may physically turn it in or share with grover.comptech@gmail.com by Friday.
If you need to take the test, make arrangements with me to come in during a study hall or after school.
Introduction to Networking
This one of my favorite chapters!
We will be learning:
- The Principles of networking
- Types of Networks
- Basic networking concepts and technologies
- physical components of a network
- topologies
- ethernet standards
- OSI and TCP/IP model
- configure a NIC
- technologies used for connectivity
- network PMs
- troubleshooting networks
Today's focus will be:
- What is network?
- What are the benefits of networking?
- Does it have drawbacks?
- Types of networks - We will cover 7 types.
New Terms:
- network
- compper cable
- fiber-optic cable
- host
- wireless connection
- internet
- LAN
- PAN
- WLAN
- MAN
- WAN
- network administration
- peer to peer computing
- client/server network
- QoS
Monday, March 24, 2014
24 March 2014 - Routing
We are going old school today .... The Netacad.com site is down.
Todays topics:
crossover cables - build one
Router boot up process
reading the show version output
look at wikipedia Cisco IOS for further info on understanding versions
static vs dynamic routing
Routing Tables
reading the show ip route command
encapsulation HDLC, Frame Relay, PPP
hdlc, ppp, frame relay
Routing Protocols:
primary object is to determine the best patch to include in the routing table
May use one of the following metrics: Hop Count (RIP) or Bandwidth (OSPF)
Path Determination:
Directly connected network (destination address in on same network as interface)
Remote network (destination is on a remote network - packet forwarded to another router)
No route determined (drops packet, send ICMP unreachable message to source)
The switching function of the router accepts the packet on one interface and forwards it out another.
decapsulates layer 3 packet removing Layer 2 frame header and trailer
examines IP address to find best route
encapsulates Layer 3 packet in new Layer 2 frame and sends it out
Layer 3 packet does not change except for the TTL. Layer 2 updates source and destination data-link addresses.
clip on routers and routing
Todays topics:
crossover cables - build one
Router boot up process
reading the show version output
look at wikipedia Cisco IOS for further info on understanding versions
static vs dynamic routing
Routing Tables
reading the show ip route command
encapsulation HDLC, Frame Relay, PPP
hdlc, ppp, frame relay
Routing Protocols:
primary object is to determine the best patch to include in the routing table
May use one of the following metrics: Hop Count (RIP) or Bandwidth (OSPF)
Path Determination:
Directly connected network (destination address in on same network as interface)
Remote network (destination is on a remote network - packet forwarded to another router)
No route determined (drops packet, send ICMP unreachable message to source)
The switching function of the router accepts the packet on one interface and forwards it out another.
decapsulates layer 3 packet removing Layer 2 frame header and trailer
examines IP address to find best route
encapsulates Layer 3 packet in new Layer 2 frame and sends it out
Layer 3 packet does not change except for the TTL. Layer 2 updates source and destination data-link addresses.
clip on routers and routing
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
19 March 2014 - Intro
Enough of the Alice Already!!!!!
I really liked the stories you have developed so far. Feel free to continue to work on them.
We are moving onto independent programming.
Timmy (and Dustin)- x code
Mikey - Visual Studio
Jonathan - Javascript
Dylan - Javascript
Micah - exploring options
Leave a comment about what you learned today!
I really liked the stories you have developed so far. Feel free to continue to work on them.
We are moving onto independent programming.
Timmy (and Dustin)- x code
Mikey - Visual Studio
Jonathan - Javascript
Dylan - Javascript
Micah - exploring options
Leave a comment about what you learned today!
Monday, March 17, 2014
13 - 14 March 2014 - Chapter 5 OS
Chapter 5 wrap up.
These two days are perfect to make sure that you have done all of the reading and labs. Check out the previous post.
Read 5.5.1.1 Preventative Maintenance Plan Contents
Lab 5.5.1.2
Read 5.5.1.6 Scheduling
Lab 5.5.1.7
Read 5.5.1.10 Restore Points
Lab 5.5.1.11
Read 5.5.1.14 Hard Drive Backups
Trouble Shooting: 5.5.6.1
You are going to jigsaw this section
Break into Groups of Two. Each group chooses a step of the troubleshooting process.
As each group reports out fill out the provided form.
5.5.6.2
Group up and quiz each other on Common Problems and Solutions.
Pick a couple of challenging ones to present to the class.
Review the Study Guide on the last post. Work with each other to ensure that you understand the topics.
Chapter 5 jeopardy
These two days are perfect to make sure that you have done all of the reading and labs. Check out the previous post.
Read 5.5.1.1 Preventative Maintenance Plan Contents
Lab 5.5.1.2
Read 5.5.1.6 Scheduling
Lab 5.5.1.7
Read 5.5.1.10 Restore Points
Lab 5.5.1.11
Read 5.5.1.14 Hard Drive Backups
Trouble Shooting: 5.5.6.1
You are going to jigsaw this section
Break into Groups of Two. Each group chooses a step of the troubleshooting process.
As each group reports out fill out the provided form.
5.5.6.2
Group up and quiz each other on Common Problems and Solutions.
Pick a couple of challenging ones to present to the class.
Review the Study Guide on the last post. Work with each other to ensure that you understand the topics.
Chapter 5 jeopardy
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
11 March 2014 - ITE
We are wrapping up Chapter 5 - Operating Systems.
Plan on testing out of Chapter 5 next week!!!
Backup options can be a bit confusing:
full vs differential vs incremental.....
The following links will augment 5.5.1.14 - Hard Drive Backup
proprofs backup comparison
http://www.professormesser.com/free-a-plus-training/220-802/preventive-maintenance-best-practices/
Please watch the professor Messer video and take notes. Lets us this app to take notes:
http://www.videonot.es/
We will finish Labs today. We are down to trouble shooting and common problems. We will tack those on Friday.
Plan on testing out of Chapter 5 next week!!!
Backup options can be a bit confusing:
full vs differential vs incremental.....
The following links will augment 5.5.1.14 - Hard Drive Backup
proprofs backup comparison
http://www.professormesser.com/free-a-plus-training/220-802/preventive-maintenance-best-practices/
Please watch the professor Messer video and take notes. Lets us this app to take notes:
http://www.videonot.es/
We will finish Labs today. We are down to trouble shooting and common problems. We will tack those on Friday.
Chapter 5 Study Guide
- partitions - Go to drive manager review types of partitions and disk utilities
- Function of an OS - 4 things all OSs do
- Installation types (Clean, Upgrade, Recovery) when would you upgrade rather than use a clean, etc...
- Boot sequence
- Registry hives, back up of registry
- Converting file systems
- NTFS vs FAT
- Virtual box, requirements and uses, types (1 & 2)
- Administrative Tools
- Control Panel applets
- Scheduling tasks - AT
- UAC
- Backup vs Restore poing
- Trouble Shooting common problems
- Resolving compatibility issues (5.6.2)
- Safemode
Make sure you read the summary at the end of the chapter.
Come to class with question about Labs you found challenging
Friday, March 7, 2014
7 March 2014 - ITE
Quiz!!!! on Chapter 5 so far.
Complete Hand out containing the following fun stuff!!:
Complete Hand out containing the following fun stuff!!:
Name:
Turn in this sheet!!!!!
Today's Work:
I have completed from last class:
put a check mark if done – make note
of problems
5.3.5.1
5.3.6.1
5.3.6.2
5.3.6.3
5.3.7.2
5.3.7.3
5.3.7.4
Read
5.4.1.1
5.4.1.2
5.4.1.3
Did 5.4.1.4
I have read 5.3 Window GUI and Control
Panel Yes No
I actually followed the path to see the
utilities in
5.3.2.10
5.3.2.11
5.3.2.12
5.3.2.13
5.3.2.14
5.3.2.15
I have done Lab 5.3.2.16
5.3.2.19
Lab 5.3.2.20
5.3.2.23
Lab 5.3.2.24
System Tools:
How do you get to the Computer
Management screen?
Read: Yes No
5.3.3.2
5.3.3.3
What are the 5 service states?
5.3.3.4
Do 5.3.3.5
5.3.4.5
Do 5.3.4.6
5.3.6.1
5.3.6.2
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