Here are some excellent Internet
and Networking Tutorial Seminars, hosted by the
University of Nebraska. These were originally broadcast as
part of the EXCITE series
(EXtending your Communications and Information Technology Experience).
For each networking/Internet seminar you can play the online video and
also download the
original handout in pdf format. You will need the free RealPlayer to view the
video.
Each seminar includes a list of resources, put
together by the presenter, that provides a mix of materials from
college courses to company pages. Resources vary from lecture notes to
index resource pages to HTML versions of PowerPoint slide shows. (The
links were
current at time of seminar.)
Seminars
- Introduction
to Networking:
how networks work - topologies, protocols, bandwidth, equipment
(routers, gateway, bridge, etc.), Internet 1 & 2, and more.
- How
TCP/IP Networks Work: TCP/IP, Protocols, Addressing, Routing,
ISPs/Network Providers.
- Connectivity
/ Media Options: IP Service/ bandwidth services, Terrestrial/
Wireless, Backbone, DSL, Cable, Wireless options.
- Home
and Small Office Computing Solutions: LANs and Networking
options / issues.
- Security,
Part 1: Services, Ports, Opportunities for Exploitation, and
Protection (Firewall, Viruses, Worms).
- Security,
Part 2: Commerce, Encryption, Transmission of data, Password,
SSH, and Authentication and authorization.
Introduction to Networking:
how networks work - topologies, protocols, bandwidth, equipment
(routers, gateway, bridge, etc.), Internet 1 & 2, and more.
Presenter: Cliff Ritz |
View
seminar (52:58 minutes) |
Seminar
Handout (PDF - 1 page, 27KB).
Resources
- Network types
- LAN/WAN
- Topology
- Internet
- Ethernet
- TCP/IP IPX
- History
- Wire and Cabling
- A bit of everything
- Subject
Index, Computer Networks and Internets
This Web page is the subject index of the support material for the Computer
Networks and Internets
(third edition) book. The book, written by Dr. Douglas Comer, gives an
introduction to networking and internetworking. Professor Comer uses
Computer Networks and Internets in his course CS 422, Computer
Networks, at Purdue University.
- An
Introduction to Networking, PicLan manual, EasyCo LLC
How TCP/IP Networks Work: TCP/IP, Protocols, Addressing,
Routing, ISPs/Network Providers.
Presenter: Ron Roeber |
View
seminar (58:34 minutes) |
Seminar
Handout (PDF - 2 pages, 36KB)
Resources
- TCP/IP
Network Administration, 3rd Edition, April 2002. By Craig
Hunt. Available from O'Reilly Online Catalog.
- Computer
Networks and Internets: Introduction
This "Introduction" Web page provides information on how to use the
website. The website is a collection of the support materials for the
Computer Networks and Internets book (third edition). The book, written
by Dr. Douglas Comer, gives an introduction to networking and
internetworking. Professor Comer uses Computer Networks and Internets
in his course CS 422, Computer Networks, at Purdue University.
Connectivity
/ Media Options: IP Service/ bandwidth services,
Terrestrial/ Wireless, Backbone, DSL, Cable, Wireless options.
Presenter: Dan Cotton |
View
seminar (56:55 minutes) |
Seminar
Handout (PDF - 2 pages, 16KB)
Resources
- Satellite Providers
- Information sources
Home
and Small Office Computing Solutions: LANs and
Networking options / issues.
Presenter: Terry Bockstadter |
View
seminar (45:57 minutes) |
Seminar
Handout (PDF - 2 pages, 48KB)
Resources
- Network
Magazine - provides news, Buyer's Guide, product reviews,
tutorials, Case Studies, and more
- ExtremeTech
- provides technology news, opinion articles, tips, and more
- PC Magazine
- provides hardware and networking reviews, news and analysis, how-to
information under the "Solutions" category, and more
- Network
Tutorial by Robert Brian Brown, D & M Electronics Inc.
Security, Part 1: Services, Ports, Opportunities for
Exploitation, and Protection (Firewall, Viruses, Worms).
Presenters: Mark Hendricks & Ron Roeber |
View
seminar (51:10 minutes) |
Seminar
Handout (PDF - 2 pages, 36KB)
Resources
- Internet
Storm Center
- information on what's happening on the net: status of attacks and
links to Institute for Security Technology Studies (ISTS) news
- CERT®
Coordination Center
- Internet security expertise clearinghouse located at the Software
Engineering Institute, a federally funded research and development
center operated by Carnegie Mellon University
- antivirus.unl.edu
- virus protection information and software updates for UNL staff
- Security
advisories from Symantec - Symantec is a leading Internet
security technology company.
Security, Part 2: Commerce, Encryption, Transmission of
data, Password, SSH, and Authentication and authorization.
Presenters: Mark Hendricks & Ron Roeber |
View
seminar (52:26 minutes) |
Seminar
Handout (PDF - 2 pages, 39KB)
Resources
- OpenSSH
FREE version of the SSH protocol suite of network connectivity tools.
OpenSSH encrypts all traffic (including passwords) to effectively
eliminate eavesdropping, connection hijacking, and other network-level
attacks and it provides a variety of authentication methods
- SSH
SSH Communications Security is a supplier of Internet security software
for demanding network security solutions. SSH provides cryptography and
authentication technologies and products for secure Internet
communications.
- F-Secure SSH
F-Secure Corporation is a provider of centrally managed security
solutions for the mobile enterprise. The company's products include
anti-virus, file encryption and network security solutions for all
major platforms from desktops to servers and from laptops to handhelds.
- PuTTY
PuTTY is a free implementation of Telnet and SSH for Win32 platforms,
along with an xterm terminal emulator.
- NiftyTelnet
NiftyTelnet 1.1 SSH r3 is an enhanced version of Chris Newman's
NiftyTelnet 1.1 application which adds support for encrypted terminal
sessions using the SSH (Secure Shell) protocol.
- OpenSSL
Project
The OpenSSL Project is a collaborative effort to develop a robust,
commercial-grade, full-featured, and Open Source toolkit implementing
the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL v2/v3) and Transport Layer Security (TLS
v1) protocols as well as a full-strength general purpose cryptography
library. The project is managed by a worldwide community of volunteers.
- VeriSign
VeriSign's Site Trust Services offer e-commerce businesses tools to
secure and e-commerce-enable websites to that customers can be certain
the website is genuine, and that the information they send via Web
browsers, and other devices stays private and confidential.
- Covalent
Covalent is one of the industry's leading providers of enterprise
solutions for the Apache Web server. The Apache Web server software's
market share exceeds 60 percent for all Web servers--more than
Microsoft and Netscape combined.
Popularity: 2% [?]
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