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Lynda - Networking Foundations Network Media (LANs)

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Learn how to connect and secure a LAN (local area network), WAN (wide area network), or wireless area network. LANs and WANs are necessary to connect the computers in an organization: to each other, to printers and servers, to the Internet, and to the world. Whether you need to set up a simple LAN at your home or a complicated cable system for an entire office, this course will provide the training you need to set up different kinds of networks. Author Greg Sowell introduces the various network cables and connectors, from coaxial to Cat 5, and discusses how to set up a wireless network, including coverage of the 802.11 standards and security considerations. Need to "go long"? The course concludes with coverage of fiber-optic media, which improves data transmission over long distances.

Topics include:

Exploring cable types

Creating coaxial cable

Terminating Cat 5 cable

Mitigating EMI

Setting up wireless LANs

Comparing Wi-Fi frequencies

Securing a wireless network

Using fiber-optic cable in LAN and WAN applications

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  • Lynda - Networking Foundations Network Media (LANs)
  • 00. Introduction/00_01 - Welcome.mp4 17.8 MB
  • 00. Introduction/00_02 - What you should know before watching this course.mp4 1019.2 KB
  • 00. Introduction/00_03 - Preparing for MTA Exam 98-366, Networking Fundamentals.mp4 1.1 MB
  • 01. Copper Cable/01_01 - Exploring cable types and their characteristics.mp4 9.1 MB
  • 01. Copper Cable/01_02 - Comparing cabling standards.mp4 5.1 MB
  • 01. Copper Cable/01_03 - Identifying copper connectors.mp4 4.7 MB
  • 01. Copper Cable/01_04 - Creating a coaxial cable.mp4 28.4 MB
  • 01. Copper Cable/01_05 - Terminating a Cat 5 cable.mp4 35.2 MB
  • 01. Copper Cable/01_06 - Punching down keystone jacks and patch panels.mp4 32.9 MB
  • 01. Copper Cable/01_07 - Mitigating EMI and its affect on copper cable.mp4 5.4 MB
  • 01. Copper Cable/01_08 - Understanding security limitations of copper cabling.mp4 5.7 MB
  • 02. Wireless LAN/02_01 - Exploring wireless LAN types.mp4 5.6 MB
  • 02. Wireless LAN/02_02 - Distinguishing legacy, current, and future Wi-Fi standards.mp4 6.2 MB
  • 02. Wireless LAN/02_03 - Comparing the 2.4 and 5 GHz frequencies.mp4 11.6 MB
  • 02. Wireless LAN/02_04 - Distinguishing legacy standards (802.11a and 802.11b).mp4 4.2 MB
  • 02. Wireless LAN/02_05 - Recognizing current standards (802.11g and 802.11n).mp4 7.9 MB
  • 02. Wireless LAN/02_06 - Exploring future standards (802.11ac).mp4 8.4 MB
  • 02. Wireless LAN/02_07 - Bridging networks with point-to-point (P2P) wireless.mp4 7.8 MB
  • 03. Wireless LAN Security Considerations/03_01 - Scrutinizing WEP.mp4 6.1 MB
  • 03. Wireless LAN Security Considerations/03_02 - Securing your network with WPA2.mp4 6.7 MB
  • 03. Wireless LAN Security Considerations/03_03 - Authenticating users with 802.1x.mp4 5.6 MB
  • 03. Wireless LAN Security Considerations/03_04 - Analyzing the shortcomings of wireless security.mp4 7.1 MB
  • 04. Fiber-Optic Media/04_01 - Comparing fiber connectors and cables.mp4 10.4 MB
  • 04. Fiber-Optic Media/04_02 - Using fiber-optic cable in LAN applications.mp4 5.6 MB
  • 04. Fiber-Optic Media/04_03 - Interfacing with fiber-optic cable in WAN applications.mp4 7.1 MB
  • 04. Fiber-Optic Media/05_01 - Next steps.mp4 1.3 MB

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