Computer Network Practical Training Tutorial

Author: Ouyang Jianglin
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Practical training is an important teaching component for cultivating students' ability to apply acquired fundamental knowledge in engineering design, fostering their creativity, development skills, independent analysis, and problem-solving capabilities, and comprehensively improving the quality of vocational and technical college students. Through training, students receive sound engineering design and technical skills, enabling them to better adapt to societal needs. This textbook was written with this purpose in mind. It serves as a practical training manual for computer network-related majors, aiming to assist readers in applying basic network engineering design and comprehensive knowledge after mastering fundamental theories and basic concepts of computer networks. The content includes introductions to basic network principles, fundamental network engineering design, and comprehensive network application design. The book covers seven aspects, including local area network topology and physical connections, Windows 98 peer-to-peer networking, structured cabling, Windows 2000 networking, routing and switching technologies, network system integration, and the Red Hat Linux 8.0 network operating system, with a total of 34 practical and innovative training exercises. Each exercise provides detailed explanations of training objectives, content, theoretical foundations, and steps. A set of thought-provoking questions is included for each exercise. The arrangement of training content in this book follows the requirements of the National Network Technology Level Examination experimental syllabus, covering the main content of Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 exams. Through practical training based on the book's content, readers can quickly master network engineering knowledge and enhance their practical application skills. This book is suitable for vocational and technical college students with a basic understanding of computer networks, as well as those preparing for the National Network Technology Level Examination and network engineering professionals.