B2 Network Architectures

1) Varying networks types that could be encountered during analysis:



2) CAT 5/6



3) Basic understanding of common fibre technologies



4) Windows Domain architectures



5) Network Address Translation



6) 10/100/1000baseT



7) Wireless (802.11)



8) Security implications of shared media, switched media and VLANs.



9) IP Subnets



10) IP Routing


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