Network+Services

=Network Services=
 * ===Objectives===
 * Client/Servers and Their Interaction
 * Application Protocols and Services
 * ===**Key Ideas**===
 * //Section 6-1: Clients/Servers and Their Interaction//
 * Common protocols and standards that enable clients on a network to work together
 * Networking Protocols: Application, Transport, Internetwork, and Network Access
 * Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and User Datagram Protocol (UDP) as the most common transport protocols
 * TCP vs. UDP
 * TCP/UDP Ports Explained
 * Internet Protocol (IP) as the most commonly deployed internetworking protocol
 * Ethernet as the most commonly used network access protocol
 * How Ethernet Works
 * Why is it called Ethernet?
 * TechFest Ethernet Technical Summary
 * TCP/IP port numbers used in the client/server relationship
 * Well known port numbers
 * //Section 6-2: Application Protocols and Services//
 * Domain Name Services (DNS)
 * @http://198.133.219.25/ - a different way to find Cisco Systems, Inc.
 * Web Clients and Servers
 * Services including FTP, Email, IM, and VoIP
 * FTP Guides
 * Ports
 * Wireshark
 * //Section 6-3: Layered Model & Protocols//
 * The protocol stack as a way to understand how protocols interact
 * The Internet Model or TCP/IP model as a tool for understanding Internetworking
 * The Open Systems Interconnect Model (OSI); the architecture for network communications developers
 * Introduction to TCP/IP
 * Networking Basics: TCP, UDP, TCP/IP & OSI models

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CH 6 - Network Services Overview Video
 * ==Assignments==
 * 1) Asynchronous Class Discussion -View this video and then discuss on the "[|Discussion]" tab
 * It Simply Isn't the 20th Century Any More is it?: So Why Would We Teach as Though It Was?”
 * Part of the @http://k12onlineconference.org/ in 2008
 * 1) Reflective Blog Entry
 * 2) Packet Tracer Activities
 * Observing Web Requests
 * **//This activity will begin showing 100% completion. This is because the activity is designed to demonstrate the flow of packets between a PC and a web server. This activity is not designed to be graded.//**
 * Viewing PDU Information
 * **//This activity will begin showing 100% completion. This is because the activity is designed to demonstrate the flow of packets between a PC and a web server. This activity is not designed to be graded.//**