NT110 - Home Networking Fundamentals

Description:

Learning the basics of setting up a network at home and connecting to the internet is the main goal of this class. We will discuss the many different options available to maintain a stable and secure home network and connection to the internet.

Objectives:

In this class the participants will learn the basics of setting up a home network system. Dial-up, DSL, and Cable internet connection scenarios will be discussed. Basic configuration methods and solutions will be demonstrated. After taking this course you should have enough knowledge to set up and maintain a stable and secure home network.

Reasonable Accommodations

Individuals who need reasonable accommodation to participate in CIT Training courses should let CIT Training know at least 5 days prior to the class. For interpreting services, please request them from the ORS Interpreting Services by completing the form at Interpreting Services Form or calling (301) 402-8180 or TTY (301) 435-1908 at least 5 days before the start of the class.

Who should attend:

This class is geared toward the network novice. Any NIH staff member that is new to working from home and connecting to the NIH network could benefit from this class.

Instructor(s):

Hanford Smith, CIT

Time Required:

3 Hours

Sections Available: