NETLABS ITS

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NETLABS%# &ard'are ( Net'or)in*
+ipoma ,ro*ramme for !raduate# in -ina .ear
A/out Neta/# ITS
Netlabs ITS is one of the best IT training institutes in Delhi, which has helped many students
change their dreams of becoming IT Professional.
We have been awarded IS !""#$%""& for our 'uality services.
Netlabs ITS has a goal of providing (ob oriented IT training to a wide range of students group.
We ta)e special care of the students who come from rural areas and are wea) in technical or*and
communication s)ills. We train them well enough to face the global wor) environment with
confidence.
Neta/# -a$t S0eet
Netlabs ITS has already trained more than +,""" candidates who have been wor)ing with
various blue chip companies around the world.
Netlabs offers advance courses and networ)ing solutions on state,of,the,art technologies
and platforms.
Netlabs is an Information Technology training institute speciali-ing in training on
networ)ing technologies with 'uality assurance
Netlabs is a professionally managed organi-ation, providing solutions and training in
emerging networ)ing technologies li)e .mware, /0change Server, 1otus Domino,
234/, 44N5, 44NP, ITI1, 4itri0, Solaris, 64ITP etc.
Netlabs faculties have ta)en innumerable number of corporate batches and thus have a
very good understanding of the industry standards and re'uirements.
Netlabs has leveraged its position in the IT Industry with an enviable list of clients and a
phenomenal growth rate, dedicated teams and 'uality training
T0e 1ndi#puted Leader in &ard'are ( Net'or)in* Trainin*
Benefit# '0i$0 #tudent# en2oy:
72// 4ourse 6aterial covering all topics in depth including case studies.
Training sessions are delivered by the e0perts who have real time e0perience on training
and development.
4andidates don8t have to buy any te0tboo) or depend on other material at least during the
course.
State,of,the,art e'uipment is provided to candidates for hands,on e0perience during
training sessions.
5s a value add, 4ommunication S)ills, Personality Development and Soft S)ills training
is provided to ease the students e0cel in the wor) proficiency.
6oc) interviews are conducted to enable the students to understand the interview
scenario.
#""9 placement assistance.
Benefit# 3 Neta/# ITS 4 Certifi$ation !uidan$e
Participants will be provided :Training Participation 4ertificate8 after successful completion of
training. 5fter completion of training, participants may apply for :;lobal 4ertification8 of given
training if re'uired.
50y $0oo#e Neta/# ITS
We follow classic cum modern imparting methodology. This helps Netlabs to maintain
consistency in training delivery and assure 'uality in imparting. The interactive sessions are
conducted during the class helps student to clear the concept and learn faster. 5t Netlabs, for
every module, we ta)e case studies relating to real time scenario. ur 4ourse content is designed
the way that stri)es a balance between concepts and tool based learning.
Neta/#%# &ard'are ( Net'or)in* +ipoma6
.our -ir#t Step to'ard# a Su$$e##fu Career7
ur highly (ob oriented 3ardware < Networ)ing Diploma course is a pac)age course available
for the students who are fresh to the IT field with almost no e0posure to IT technologies. This
pac)age is suitable for ;raduates in final year with or without IT e0posure. We are dedicated to
instill and inspire confidence in our students to face the (ob interviews and to prepare them for
the industry right from day one of their (ob. To achieve our goal, not only do we provide
e0cellent technical training but also we insist our students to go through personality development
programs to help them enhance their communication s)ills. With the help of e0pert faculties with
enriched industrial e0perience and industry oriented curriculum, we help our students to learn the
technology for certifications and )now the industry beforehand in order to gain confidence for
interviews. ur /0cellent placement record has proved this strategy to be very successful.
The topics covered in this course are$ 3ardware training, 64S/ %"#%, 44N5, /0change Server
%"#"*#= and 1otus Notes.
+uration: > 6onths
Ei*i/iity: Students should have appeared for* passed, or currently be in final year of college in
any stream.
&ard'are Trainin*
BASIC CO8,1TE9 ELECT9ONICS
?asic wor)ing of a computer
7undamentals of electricity
Power supply
Number system
7undamentals of digital electronics
6icroprocessor fundamentals
Site preparation and environmental issues@ Aser 5cceptance Test BA5TC
,C &A9+5A9E S1,,O9T S:ILLS
Identification, installation and troubleshooting of Processors
Identification, installation and troubleshooting of 6emory
Identification, installation and troubleshooting of 6otherboards
Identification, installation and troubleshooting of S6PS
Storage systems BID/ and S5T5C
Storage system @ removableB4D*D.D*?lue 2ayC
Display devices and graphics card
Peripherals and input devices B6ouse, Deyboard, Scanners, PrintersC and their
troubleshooting
?IS settings
1aptop maintenance and their troubleshooting
Preventive maintenance of all the components of a computer
;aming P4s and Server 3ardware
EN!LIS& CO881NICATION
?uilding Soft S)ills 4ommunication /ti'uettes
;After $ompetin* t0i# modue< you 'i /e a/e to perform t0e foo'in* ta#)#:
To identify and test passive < active electronic components
5ssemble P4s
Troubleshoot P4 problems
Troubleshoot 1aptop problems
Troubleshoot P4*1aptop peripheral problems BPrinter*Scanner*ptical Drives*3ard Dis)
drives, etc.C
8CSE=2012
In#tain* and Confi*urin* 5indo'# Ser"er 2012 >?0=@10A
Install and configure servers
4onfigure server roles and features
4onfigure 3yper,.
Deploy and configure core networ) services
Install and administer 5ctive Directory
4reate and manage ;P B;roup Policy b(ectC
Admini#terin* 5indo'# Ser"er 2012 >?0=@11A
Deploy, manage and maintain servers
4onfigure file and print services
4onfigure networ) services and access
4onfigure a Networ) Policy Server Infrastructure
4onfigure and 6anage 5ctive Directory
4onfigure and 6anage ;P
Confi*urin* Ad"an$ed 5indo'# Ser"er 2012 Ser"i$e# >?0=@12A
4onfigure and manage high availability
4onfigure file and storage solutions
Implement business continuity and disaster recovery
4onfigure networ) services
4onfigure the 5ctive Directory Infrastructure
4onfigure identity and access solutions
+e#i*nin* and Impementin* a Ser"er Infra#tru$ture >?0=@1BA
Plan and deploy a server infrastructure
Design and implement networ) infrastructure services
Design and implement networ) access services
Design and implement an 5ctive Directory infrastructure BlogicalC
Design and implement an 5ctive Directory infrastructure BphysicalC
Impementin* an Ad"an$ed Ser"er Infra#tru$ture >?0=@1@A
6anage and maintain a server infrastructure
Plan and implement a highly available enterprise infrastructure
Plan and implement a server virtuali-ation infrastructure
Design and implement identity and access solutions
;After $ompetin* t0e#e modue#< $andidate 'oud /e ei*i/e for foo'in* Internationa
Certifi$ationC
aA In#tain* and Confi*urin* 5indo'# Ser"er 2012 >?0=@10A
/A Admini#terin* 5indo'# Ser"er 2012 >?0=@11A
$A Confi*urin* Ad"an$ed 5indo'# Ser"er 2012 Ser"i$e# >?0=@12A
dA +e#i*nin* and Impementin* a Ser"er Infra#tru$ture >?0=@1BA
eA Impementin* an Ad"an$ed Ser"er Infra#tru$ture >?0=@1@A
CCNA 200=120 CCNA 9outin* and S'it$0in*
44N5 4omposite /0am$ The %"",#%" 44N5E is the composite e0am associated with the 4isco
44N5 2outing and Switching certification. 4andidates can prepare for this e0am by ta)ing the
Interconnecting 4isco Networ)ing Devices$ 5ccelerated B44N5EC v% course. This e0am tests a
candidateFs )nowledge and s)ills re'uired to install, operate, and troubleshoot a small to medium
si-e enterprise branch networ). The topics include all the areas covered under I4ND # and
I4ND% /0ams.
+e#$ri/e 0o' a net'or) 'or)#
Describe the purpose and functions of various networ) devices
Select the components re'uired to meet a networ) specification
Ase the SI and T4P*IP models and their associated protocols to e0plain how data flows
in a networ)
Describe common networ)ed applications including web applications
Describe the purpose and basic operation of the protocols in the SI and T4P models
Describe the impact of applications B.oice ver IP and .ideo ver IPC on a networ)
Interpret networ) diagrams
Determine the path between two hosts across a networ)
Describe the components re'uired for networ) and Internet communications
Identify and correct common networ) problems at layers #, %, = and G using a layered
model approach
Differentiate between 15N*W5N operation and features
Confi*ure< "erify and trou/e#0oot a #'it$0 'it0 DLAN# and inter#'it$0 $ommuni$ation#
Select the appropriate media, cables, ports, and connectors to connect switches to other
networ) devices and hosts
/0plain the technology and media access control method for /thernet networ)s
/0plain networ) segmentation and basic traffic management concepts
/0plain basic switching concepts and the operation of 4isco switches
Perform and verify initial switch configuration tas)s including remote access management
.erify networ) status and switch operation using basic utilities Bincluding$ ping, traceroute,
telnet, SS3, arp, ipconfigC, S3W < D/?A; commands
Identify, prescribe, and resolve common switched networ) media issues, configuration
issues, auto negotiation, and switch hardware failures
Describe enhanced switching technologies Bincluding$ .TP, 2STP, .15N, P.STP, &"%.#'C
Describe how .15Ns create logically separate networ)s and the need for routing between
them
4onfigure, verify, and troubleshoot .15Ns
4onfigure, verify, and troubleshoot trun)ing on 4isco switches
4onfigure, verify, and troubleshoot inter.15N routing
4onfigure, verify, and troubleshoot .TP
4onfigure, verify, and troubleshoot 2STP operation
Interpret the output of various show and debug commands to verify the operational status of
a 4isco switched networ).
Implement basic switch security Bincluding$ port security, trun) access, management vlan
other than vlan#, etc.C
Impement an I, addre##in* #$0eme and I, Ser"i$e# to meet net'or) reEuirement# in a
medium=#iFe Enterpri#e /ran$0 offi$e net'or)
Describe the operation and benefits of using private and public IP addressing
/0plain the operation and benefits of using D34P and DNS
4onfigure, verify and troubleshoot D34P and DNS operation on a router.Bincluding$
41I*SD6C
Implement static and dynamic addressing services for hosts in a 15N environment
4alculate and apply an addressing scheme including .1S6 IP addressing design to a
networ)
Determine the appropriate classless addressing scheme using .1S6 and summari-ation to
satisfy addressing re'uirements in a 15N*W5N environment
Describe the technological re'uirements for running IPv> in con(unction with IPvH
Bincluding$ protocols, dual stac), tunneling, etcC.
Describe IPv> addresses
Identify and correct common problems associated with IP addressing and host
configurations
Confi*ure< "erify< and trou/e#0oot /a#i$ router operation and routin* on Ci#$o de"i$e#
Describe basic routing concepts Bincluding$ pac)et forwarding, router loo)up processC
Describe the operation of 4isco routers Bincluding$ router bootup process, PST, router
componentsC
Select the appropriate media, cables, ports, and connectors to connect routers to other
networ) devices and hosts
4onfigure, verify, and troubleshoot 2IPv%
5ccess and utili-e the router to set basic parameters.Bincluding$ 41I*SD6C
4onnect, configure, and verify operation status of a device interface
.erify device configuration and networ) connectivity using ping, traceroute, telnet, SS3 or
other utilities
Perform and verify routing configuration tas)s for a static or default route given specific
routing re'uirements
6anage IS configuration files. Bincluding$ save, edit, upgrade, restoreC
6anage 4isco IS.
4ompare and contrast methods of routing and routing protocols
4onfigure, verify, and troubleshoot SP7
4onfigure, verify, and troubleshoot /I;2P
.erify networ) connectivity Bincluding$ using ping, traceroute, and telnet or SS3C
Troubleshoot routing issues
.erify router hardware and software operation using S3W < D/?A; commands.
Implement basic router security
EGpain and #ee$t t0e appropriate admini#trati"e ta#)# reEuired for a 5LAN
Describe standards associated with wireless media Bincluding$ I/// WI,7I 5lliance,
ITA*744C
Identify and describe the purpose of the components in a small wireless networ). BIncluding$
SSID, ?SS, /SSC
Identify the basic parameters to configure on a wireless networ) to ensure that devices
connect to the correct access point
4ompare and contrast wireless security features and capabilities of WP5 security
Bincluding$ open, W/P, WP5,#*%C
Identify common issues with implementing wireless networ)s. BIncluding$ Interface, miss
configurationC
Identify #e$urity t0reat# to a net'or) and de#$ri/e *enera met0od# to miti*ate t0o#e
t0reat#
Describe todayFs increasing networ) security threats and e0plain the need to implement a
comprehensive security policy to mitigate the threats
/0plain general methods to mitigate common security threats to networ) devices, hosts, and
applications
Describe the functions of common security appliances and applications
Describe security recommended practices including initial steps to secure networ) devices
Impement< "erify< and trou/e#0oot NAT and ACL# in a medium=#iFe Enterpri#e /ran$0
offi$e net'or)
Describe the purpose and types of 541s
4onfigure and apply 541s based on networ) filtering re'uirements.Bincluding$ 41I*SD6C
4onfigure and apply an 541s to limit telnet and SS3 access to the router using Bincluding$
SD6*41IC
.erify and monitor 541s in a networ) environment
Troubleshoot 541 issues
/0plain the basic operation of N5T
4onfigure N5T for given networ) re'uirements using Bincluding$ 41I*SD6C
Troubleshoot N5T issues
Impement and "erify 5AN in)#
Describe different methods for connecting to a W5N
4onfigure and verify a basic W5N serial connection
4onfigure and verify 7rame 2elay on 4isco routers
Troubleshoot W5N implementation issues
Describe .PN technology Bincluding$ importance, benefits, role, impact, componentsC
4onfigure and verify a PPP connection between 4isco routers
;After $ompetin* t0e#e modue#< $andidate 'oud /e ei*i/e for foo'in* Internationa
Certifi$ationC
aA CCNA 9outin* and S'it$0in* >200=120A
8i$ro#oft EG$0an*e Ser"er 2010
8odue 1: Introdu$tion to +e#i*nin* a 8i$ro#oft EG$0an*e Ser"er 2010 +epoyment
This module e0plains how to gather business and technical re'uirements, and information about
the current messaging system, to prepare for designing a messaging system. It also provides an
overview of Service 1evel 6anagement and how it can impact the design of the messaging
system.
;athering ?usiness 2e'uirements
Identifying 5dditional 2e'uirements
Introduction to Service 1evel 6anagement
5naly-ing the 4urrent 6essaging /nvironment
8odue 2: +e#i*nin* 8i$ro#oft EG$0an*e Ser"er 2010 Inte*ration 'it0 t0e Current
Infra#tru$ture
This module e0plains how to design the integration of /0change Server with the current
infrastructure. It describes how to design the networ) infrastructure, the 5ctive Directory
infrastructure, and the DNS infrastructure. 5dditionally, this module e0plains how to plan the
administration of /0change Server %"#"
Designing the Networ) Infrastructure
Designing the 5ctive Directory Infrastructure
Designing the DNS Infrastructure
Planning /0change Server 5dministration
8odue B: ,annin* and +epoyin* 8ai/oG Ser"i$e#
This module e0plains how to design the deployment of the 6ailbo0 server services in /0change
Server %"#". It provides an overview of the 6ailbo0 services in /0change Server %"#". The
module then describes how to design 6ailbo0 server, recipient management, and a public folder
architecture.
verview of 6ailbo0 Services in /0change Server %"#"
Designing 6ailbo0 Servers
Designing 2ecipient 6anagement
Designing Public 7older 5rchitecture
8odue @: ,annin* and +epoyin* Cient A$$e## Ser"i$e# in EG$0an*e Ser"er 2010
This module e0plains how to plan and deploy client access services in /0change Server %"#". It
provides an overview of the 4lient 5ccess server role and then describes how to design the
4lient 5ccess server deployment, client access, and client access policies.
verview of the 4lient 5ccess Server 2ole
Designing the 4lient 5ccess Server Deployment
Designing 4lient 5ccess
Designing 4lient 5ccess Policies
8odue H: ,annin* and +epoyin* 8e##a*e Tran#port in EG$0an*e Ser"er 2010
This module e0plains how to design the 3ub Transport server and /dge Transport Server
deployments. It also describes how to design message routing in /0change Server %"#". The
module then e0plains how to design the 3ub Transport servers and the /dge Transport servers.
Designing 6essage 2outing for /0change Server %"#"
Designing 3ub Transport Servers
Designing the 6essage 2outing Perimeter
8odue I: ,annin* and +epoyin* 8e##a*in* Se$urity
This module e0plains how to plan and deploy messaging security. It describes how to design
message security restrictions, S6TP connector security, and e0plains how to secure message
routing between partner organi-ations. The module then describes how to design antivirus and
anti,spam solutions.
Designing 6essage Security
Designing 5ntivirus and 5nti,Spam Solutions
8odue ?: ,annin* and +epoyin* 8e##a*in* Compian$e
This module e0plains how to plan and deploy a messaging policy and compliance solution. It
describes how to design transport rules, message classifications, and message moderation. Then
the module describes how to design the 5D 26S integration with /0change Server %"#".
7inally, the module e0plains how to design message (ournaling, archiving, and messaging
records management.
Designing Transport 4ompliance
Designing 5D 26S Integration with /0change Server %"#"
Designing 6essage Iournaling and 5rchiving
Designing 6essaging 2ecords 6anagement
8odue 8: ,annin* and +epoyin* &i*0 A"aia/iity
This module e0plains how to plan a highly available /0change Server %"#" deployment. It
provides an introduction to high availability in /0change Server %"#". It also describes how to
design high availability for mailbo0 databases and the other /0change Server %"#" server roles.
7inally, the module e0plains how to design site resilience.
Introduction to 3igh 5vailability Planning in /0change Server %"#"
Designing 3igh 5vailability for 6ailbo0 Databases
Designing 3igh 5vailability for ther Server 2oles
Designing Site 2esilience
8odue 9: ,annin* a +i#a#ter 9e$o"ery Soution
This module e0plains how to plan a disaster recovery solution for /0change Server %"#". It
describes how to plan for disaster mitigation and then e0plains how to design /0change Server
bac)up and recovery.
Planning for Disaster 6itigation
Planning /0change Server ?ac)up
Planning /0change Server 2ecovery
8odue 10: ,annin* 8i$ro#oft EG$0an*e Ser"er 2010 8onitorin* and Trou/e#0ootin*
This module e0plains how to develop a plan for monitoring and troubleshooting the /0change
Server environment. It first describes the various options for monitoring the different server roles
in /0change Server %"#". The module then describes the available troubleshooting tools and
e0plains how to plan for troubleshooting issues in message delivery, client access, and databases.
Planning /0change Server 6onitoring
Planning /0change Server Troubleshooting
8odue 11: 1p*radin* to 8i$ro#oft EG$0an*e Ser"er 2010
This module e0plains how to plan and implement an upgrade from /0change Server %""= or
/0change Server %""G to /0change Server %"#". It first provides an overview of the various
upgrading scenarios. The module then describes how to plan the upgrade from /0change Server
%""= to /0change Server %"#" and from /0change Server %""G to /0change Server %"#".
verview of Apgrading to /0change Server %"#"
Planning the Apgrade from /0change Server %""= to /0change Server %"#"
Planning the Apgrade from /0change Server %""G to /0change Server %"#"
8odue 12: Inte*ratin* 8i$ro#oft EG$0an*e Ser"er 2010 'it0 Ot0er 8e##a*in* Sy#tem#
This module e0plains how to integrate /0change Server %"#" with other messaging systems and
with federated partners. It first describes the various coe0istence scenarios and then e0plains how
to design /0change Server %"#" integration with other messaging systems. The modules also
describes how to design the integration of /0change Server %"#" with federated partners and
with /0change nline
Designing /0change Server %"#" Integration with ther 6essaging Systems
Designing /0change Server %"#" Integration with 7ederated Partners
Designing /0change Server %"#" Integration with /0change nline
;After $ompetin* t0e#e modue#< $andidate 'oud /e ei*i/e for foo'in* Internationa
Certifi$ationC
a) 8i$ro#oft EG$0an*e Ser"er 2010 >eGam no:?0=IIBA
8i$ro#oft EG$0an*e Se"er 201B
S)ill Deploying < 6anaging Windows /0change Server
6anaging 2ecipient b(ects
Planning < 6anaging 4lient 5ccess < 2oles
4onfiguring 6essage 4lient 4onnectivity
Implementing 35 for 4lient 5ccess < 6ailbo0es
?ac)up, 2ecovery
4onfiguring 6essage Transport
4onfiguring 6essage Security
4onfiguring and Implementing 5uditing
6onitoring < Troubleshooting /0change
4onfiguring 6ailbo0es
4onfiguring Trey 2esearch, 5ddress 1ists < Policies
4onfiguring 4ertificates, Service ptions < 6ailbo0 Tips
4onfiguring utloo) Web
6igration from legacy or third party to /0change %"#=.
6igration %""" to %""= to %""G to %"#" 4lustering also
;After $ompetin* t0e#e modue#< $andidate 'oud /e ei*i/e for foo'in* Internationa
Certifi$ationC
a) 8i$ro#oft EG$0an*e Ser"er 201B >eGam no:?0=B@1A
b) 8i$ro#oft EG$0an*e Ser"er 201B >eGam no:?0=B@2A
Lotu# Note#
T0e -undamenta#
Starting 1otus Notes &
What8s New in 1otus Notes &
Anderstanding the 1otus Notes & Program Screen
Setting up the 3ome Page
pening an 5pplication
Asing 6enus and Toolbars
Wor)ing with Window Tabs
Asing the 5ction ?ar
Wor)ing with ?oo)mar)s
Wor)ing with the Sidebar
Asing the Preview Pane
Asing Deyboard 4ommands
Asing the Search 4enter
;etting 3elp
Notes Preferences
/0iting 1otus Notes &
8ai 8ana*ement
.iewing 6ail
4omposing and Sending a New 6ail 6essage
Setting Delivery ptions for a 6essage
2eplying to and 7orwarding a 6essage
Deleting a 6essage
7lagging a 6essage for 7ollow,Ap
Wor)ing with 5ttachments
4reating and Inserting a Signature
4reating and Asing 7olders
Sorting 6essages
7inding a 6ail 6essage
4olor,coding 6essages
Saving Anfinished 6essages BDraftsC
2ecalling a 6essage
Setting up ut,of,ffice Notifications
6anaging Iun) 6ail
Wor)ing with 2ules
6ail Preferences
Printing a 6essage
5or)in* 'it0 Conta$t#
.iewing 4ontacts
4reating a 4ontact
4reating a 4ontact ;roup
Wor)ing with 4ontacts
7inding and Sorting 4ontacts
4ontact Preferences
Printing 4ontacts
5or)in* 'it0 t0e Caendar
.iewing the 4alendar
Navigating the 4alendar
4reating a New 4alendar /ntry
4reating a 2ecurring 4alendar /ntry
/diting a 4alendar /ntry
Scheduling a 6eeting
/diting a 6eeting Invitation
Scheduling an /vent 5nnouncement
5dding 3olidays to the 4alendar
Setting Jour 7ree Time Schedule
Wor)ing with ;roup 4alendars
4alendar Preferences
Printing the 4alendar
5or)in* 'it0 t0e To +o Li#t
.iewing the To Do 1ist
4reating a New To Do Item
4ollaborating with thers
Wor)ing with To Do Items
To Do Preferences
Printing the To Do 1ist
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5fter completing this programme, candidate would be empowered to face real life problems in
the field of 3ardware and Networ)ing. It is designed to ma)e him (ob ready from day one. With
our specially designed course content, it is possible for a student with non,technical bac)ground
to understand the concepts of 3ardware and Networ)ing.
Our $andidate# are /ein* pa$ed 'it0 #ome of t0e /e#t $ompanie#6CC




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