Advanced IP Networking

In this episode, Mike explores the process of making secure connections through tunnels.

In this episode, Mike explains virtually everything about technology that enables remote clients to connect to a local network, also called a Virtual Private Network (VPN).

In this episode, Mike explores the concepts and processes behind virtual LANs, including managed switches and trunking.

In this episode, Mike shows how to network between virtual LANs.

In this episode, Mike explains how to connect to and configure managed switches.

Mike discusses the various switch port mitigation techniques and how they are used in a working network environment.

Mike looks at how to improve network throughput from a router by combining traffic onto multiple router ports.

Mike talks about how to duplicate the traffic from one router port to another port.

Mike shows how traffic is prioritized to maximize efficiency of communication.

In this episode, Mike looks at intrusion detection systems and intrusion protection systems.

In this episode, Mike discusses the different types of proxy servers and their purpose.

In this episode, Mike explores the concepts of load balancing, as well as why and how to implement this type of configuration.

Mike explores the different types of devices and locations for network security, as well as best performance outcomes. Learn the fundamentals of configuring certain devices either in-band or out-of-band.

Mike walks through routing and switching concepts using IPv6. Learn to understand the simplicity of this protocol and how it allows for easy deployment in ever-changing environments.

Learn how to address IP shortcuts, handle IPv6 addressing and how special addressing components are handled.

Mike discusses IPv6 configurations, how IPv6 is handled by routers, and how it’s detected in a network and on the Internet.

Because most ISPs don’t provide IPv6 access, you need to use a tunneling protocol to get to the IPv6 Internet. Mike goes through the processes required.

In this episode, Mike tours telephony technologies that paved the way for modern remote connectivity.

In this episode, Mike explores the backbone connections of the Internet.

Mike discusses several monster technologies of packet switching, such as frame relay, ATM and MPLS.

In this episode, Mike walks down memory lane, explaining how modems and PPP enable dial-up connectivity.

Mike talks about DSL, how it’s used and some of the characteristics that have been applied to access the Internet.

In this episode, Mike explores cable modems, one of the most common high-speed connection types.

In this exciting episode, Mike talks about connecting to the Internet from outer space!

In this episode, Mike looks at two more methods for connecting the Internet, ISDN and BPL.

In this episode, Mike shows how you can work on computers remotely through the Internet using tools like Tight VNC, Microsoft’s RDP and remote help.

Mike looks at Industrial Control Systems and the broader scale Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition technologies.