Network Analysis Training with the Wireshark Analyzer
The goal of this course is to empower the analyst with advanced trouble shooting techniques. You will gain a detailed view of protocols, and how they flow through the network. This analysis will lead you to direct answers of where the problems lie and precise concrete evidence of what needs to be addressed.
This analytical view that you gain, reveals the engineering behind each technology and a fast direct approach to correcting the problem. This courses equips you to accurately address the issue and engage the proper resources to resolve the problem.
Protocol Analysis Key course concepts:
- Review packet traces that have problems at various layers of the OSI
- Client and server misconfigurations
- Application analysis
- TCP in-depth view, sequencing, ACK responses, and throughput
- Accurately measuring throughput
- What effects performance
- Analyzing and solving problems within
- VoIP infrastructure
- Quality of services considerations
- Voice over IP protocols with case studies
- VoIP over IP transport
- Examine H.323, Q.931 and H.225.0.
- Inspect call set up and investigate the working of RTP and RTCP
- Tactical approach to problem solving with an analyzer
- How to build reports (sample reports)
About the instructor: Ray Tompkins, a Senior Network Specialist with over 30 years experience in troubleshooting, design, and implementation. His background includes 911 emergency consulting, and identifying the root cause of critical network problems. His knowledge of network protocols (LAN, VoIP, WAN and WLAN) and how they work within the enterprise networks are the key in providing customer service and education. Sharkfest Wireshark Developers and Users Conference, Stanford University; Presenter Ray Tompkins.