Network Storage, Virtualization, & WAN Technologies
Intermediate
- 14 videos | 1h 32m 22s
- Includes Assessment
- Earns a Badge
Explore virtual networking components, network storage types, and connection types. Also, discover WAN concepts, including service types, transmission mediums, service characteristics, and termination
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
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describe virtual networking componentslist the types and the characteristics of hypervisorsdescribe the NAS network storage typedescribe the SAN network storage typerecognize when to use certain connection types such as FCoE, Fibre Channel, and iSCSIdescribe jumbo framesconfigure virtualization features
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compare and contrast early service types such as dial-up, ISDN, T1, T3, E1, E3, OC-3, and OC-192compare and contrast current service types such as DSL, SDSL, VDSL, Metropolitan Ethernet, and cable broadbandcompare different WAN transmission mediums such as satellite, copper, and fibercompare the various characteristics of service such as MPLS, ATM, and frame relaycompare the various characteristics of service such as PPP, PPPoE, DMVPN, and SIP trunkcompare and contrast different terminations such as demarcation point, CSU/DSU, and smart jackconfigure WAN technologies
IN THIS COURSE
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1.Virtual Networking Components6m 53sUP NEXT
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2.Hypervisors7m 37s
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3.Network Attached Storage (NAS)7m 13s
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4.Storage Area Network (SAN)8m 9s
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5.Connection Type6m 43s
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6.Jumbo Frame3m 56s
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7.Exercise: Configuring Virtualization4m 15s
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8.Early Internet and WAN Service Types8m 38s
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9.Current Internet and WAN Service Types5m 47s
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10.Transmission Mediums6m 2s
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11.Characteristics of Service - Switched8m 55s
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12.Characteristics of Service - Point-to-Point8m 55s
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13.Termination5m 49s
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14.Exercise: Configure WAN technologies3m 31s
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