Advanced HTML

This course teaches the student how to use advanced Hl\IL tags such as LINK, META, BASE, ISINDEX, FRAMES, APPLET, SCRIPT to design powerful Web pages. There will be interaction between the browser and the server using server side includes directives. Cascading Style Sheets will also be taught. Hands-on lab exercises are included in the course. Both Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Explorer will be available.
Key Topics:
* Advanced HIML Tags
* FRAMESAPPLETS
* Cascade Style Sheets
* Server Side Includes
* Publishing our Web Site
* Image Maps
* Security Access Control
* JavaScript Overview

Unix TCP/IP Administration

This course introduces the major concepts of internetworking using Transmission Control Protocol-Internet Protocol, TCP/IP The student will determine network addresses identify administrative functions and execute the user commands available ‘or file transfer and remote login.
Key Topics:
* Describe the functionality of the ARP, RARP, IP, ICMP, RIP, CP, UDP, TELNET, FTP, TFTP, SMTP, and SNMP protocols:
* Assign network addresses and subnetwork masks:
* Use TCP/IP network administration commands (netstat. ping, route, ipconfig, rwho, ruptime)
* Use file transfer commands to transfer files between systems:
* Use remote login commands to access other systems
* Set up a Domain Name Service (DNS) name server and resolver
* Set up Network File System (NFS) over TCP/IP
* Use UUCP over TCP/IP

Windows NT Administration

This five-day hands-on workshop provides the student with the skills necessary to install, configure and administer NT workstations and NT servers.
Key Topics:
* Windows NT micro-kernel architecture
* Installing Windows NT workstation
* Configuration
* Account management
* Managing security and file access
* Running applications and printing
* Domains models and management
* Networking
* Remote access service
* Fault tolerance and disaster recovery
* Performance monitoring and tuning
* Troubleshooting