ProNET ONE

SKU: HAB-PRONET-ONE
MPN: ProNET ONE
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Internet speeds of 1Gig and above are becoming the norm. TV Content is delivered OTT and calls are jumping between Cellular and Wi-Fi. By 2030 it is predicted that home internet speeds will reach 50Gbit/s. All of this means we need to rethink how we design and deploy networks.

ProNET Design and Configure is the perfect course for network newbies and integrators looking to refresh their knowledge in network design and includes step-by-step hands-on practicals in setting up and configuring fast, robust end-to-end networks.

The NEW 2024 ProNET ONE course is aimed at engineers of all capabilities to gain or refresh a comprehensive understanding of best Networking practices in Custom Install. There are hands-on practical sessions throughout the course to test what we learn.

This all-in-one course covers:

  • Internet 1 Gig and Above. How it’s delivered and how to design networks for capacity:
    • Limitations of ISP routers and how to overcome them
    • xPON – what is it and how is it delivered
    • Withdrawal of copper, Proprietary VoIP considerations and solutions
  • Designing a wired and wireless network for capacity and reliability
    • CAT6, 6A or Fibre?
    • Choosing and configuring Routers and Switches for Capacity
    • Internet Failover options
  • Understanding the OSI Model – Physical and Logical Addressing
    • ARP, DHCP, Fixing and Reserving IP Addresses
    • Self Discovery Protocols (Bonjour, mDNS, SDDP, SSDP)
    • The importance of Addresses within control systems
  • Subnets and VLANs:
    • How do subnets work?
    • VLANs
      • Advantages and Disadvantages
      • VLAN usage in Custom Install
      • Setting up VLANs
      • Using a Management VLAN
      • Using a Management VLAN
      • Inter-VLAN routing
  • Documenting the network
    • Visual Design Tools
    • Spreadsheets
  • Wi-Fi
    • How it works
    • Planning a Wi-Fi deployment
    • Wi-Fi Calling
    • Tips and Troubleshooting
  • Remote Management:
    • Dynamic DNS
    • VPNs
    • NAT444/CGNAT challenges
    • The pros and cons of cloud management
    • Connecting to the rack remotely
  • Link Aggregation:
    • LAG/LACG – what are they? How do they work
    • Multiplying bandwidth between switches using LAG groups
  • Problem solving and troubleshooting
    • Spanning Tree Protocols
      • STP/RSTP/MSTP – how they work
      • Using STP with Sky and SONOS
    • Network tools
      • PC/Mac/Android/iOS
      • Looking at the tools available and how to use them
    • Ping and Throughput testing
    • Using iPerf Traceroute
    • Command line techniques
    • Wi-Fi Troubleshooting

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