AIX TCP/IP Communications

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About this class

This course is intended for Network Administrators or other personnel who are responsible for the configuration, use and support of TCP/IP and common network services such as DNS and NFS on an IBM RISC System/6000 system running AIX Version 4. Delegates will learn how to implement and use remote printing, static routing, DNS, NFS and automounter.

What delegates will learn

• Understand the basic concepts of TCP/IP protocols and addressing
• Understand TCP/IP broadcasting and multicasting
• Configure TCP/IP on an IBM RISC System/6000
• Connect multiple TCP/IP networks using static and dynamic routing
• Use networking commands for remote login, remote execution and file transfer
• Set up network printing on an IBM RISC System/6000
• Understand and implement DNS and NFS

What prerequisites are required

Delegates should have a working knowledge of the AIX environment and commands. They must be able to work with SMIT in configuring systems and be able to edit files with vi. A working knowledge of printers and print queues on AIX is a requirement, as is an understanding of file systems, directories, files and their security, the concept of mounting filesystems and a basic knowledge of general networking concepts. This knowledge can be gained by attending course AC13GB (AIX Basics) and AU14GB (AIX System Administration I: Implementation).

Contents of this class

• TCP/IP Concepts
• Configuring TCP/IP
• Using TCP/IP Commands
• Routing
• Network File System (NFS) Concepts
• Configuring NFS
• Automounter and NFS Commands
• Domain Name System (DNS)

AIX TCP/IP Communications / AU07 (AU07GB)

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