Networking 101
Networking March 8th, 2007
A couple of years ago I hosted a training session for our field IT personnel that had varying degrees of experience in networking. I set aside a day and put together a presentation I called ‘Networking 101′. I wanted to get them thinking of the overall corporate wide-area-network instead of just their local piece of the puzzle. I received a lot of positive feedback within the company on the presentation, so I wondered if anyone else might find it useful. It’s basically a mini Network+ course that followed the OSI model and added some Windows based network stuff. Some of it may be out-dated for you (yes, we still had coax segments in our older facilties), so you can use what you find relevant.
Take a look and hopefully you’ll find it useful.
We are rolling now. Here is the official Episode 1 of A Couple Of Admins Podcasting. Rich and I recorded this a bit impromptu and I didn’t have the sound settings tweaked on my new setup yet, so I apologize if the quality is not that great. I’ll work on grasping the finer points of mixing as we go to cut down on post-production editing.
The topics for this episode are:
- Introductions to your hosts Keith and Rich
- Building a WiFi cantenna
- Cygwin
- Application development
- Wikipedia
- A discussion on work/life balance for traveling admins
Please post your feeback both good and bad here or via email to RichAndKeith@gmail.com.
Thanks and we hope you enjoy.
A Couple Of Admins Podcasting: Episode 1








