H3C Technical Training Course Outline Training Description

1 Training Description ............................................................................................................................. 2

1.1 H3C Certification Training .......................................................................................................... 2
1.1.1 Building Networks for Small- and Medium-Sized Businesses (v6.0) ................................... 2
2 Course Description .............................................................................................................................. 4
HL-101 Computer Network Fundamentals ................................................................................................... 5
HL-102 Getting Started with H3C Network Devices ...................................................................................... 6
HL-103 Configuring LAN Switching.............................................................................................................. 7
HL-104 Advanced TCP/IP ........................................................................................................................... 8
HL-105 Configuring IP Routing .................................................................................................................... 9
HL-106 Configuring a Secure Branch Network ........................................................................................... 10
HL-107 WAN Access and Interconnection.................................................................................................. 11
 H3C Technical Training Course Outline Training Description

1 Training Description

1.1 H3C Certification Training

1.1.1 Constructing Small– and Medium–Sized Enterprise Networks (v6.0)
Audience
l Those interested in networking technologies and seeking H3C certification
l Engineers of H3C agents
l Teachers of H3C training partners
l Maintenance/operation staff and technical support staff for H3C devices

Prerequisites
l You are familiar with operating computers in a Windows environment.
l You have knowledge of data communication network fundamentals and common network devices.
l You have a basic understanding of TCP/IP.

Objectives
Upon completing this training, you should be able to:
l Discuss computer network communications and TCP/IP protocols.
l Describe how routers and switches work and how to configure them.
l Describe, configure, and maintain the major LAN and WAN protocols.
l Describe and configure IP routing and routing protocols.
l Install, configure, and maintain low-end and mid-range routers.
l Troubleshoot network connections and software configurations of routers.

Courses
Practice
Total
duration
duration (in
Code Course name (in
working
working
days)
days)
HL-101 Computer Network Fundamentals 0.5
HL-102 Getting Started with H3C Network Devices 0.5 0.25
HL-103 Configuring LAN Switching 0.75 0.35
HL-104 Advanced TCP/IP 0.5 0.2
HL-105 Configuring IP Routing 1.25 0.5
HL-106 Configuring Secure Branch Networks 0.75 0.35
HL-107 WAN Access and Interconnection 0.75 0.35
5 2

Contents
l Network essentials, seven-layer OSI reference model, and TCP/IP model
l IP subnetting and the fundamentals of major TCP/IP protocols
l Typical LAN and WAN technologies
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l The fundamentals and configuration methods of routers and Ethernet switches

l The fundamentals and configuration of IP routing and routing protocols
l ACL-based packet filtering
l The fundamentals and configuration of network address translation (NAT)
l ISDN and DCC basics

Delivery
Classroom and practice

Duration
5 days, including 2 days of practice
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2 Course Description
 H3C Technical Training Course Outline Course Description

HL-101 Computer Network Fundamentals

Prerequisites
l You are familiar with operating computers in a Windows environment.
l You have knowledge of data communication network fundamentals.
l You have a basic understanding of TCP/IP.

Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to describe computer networks, identify different
types of computer networks and main concepts; understand the rationale behind the layered
hierarchical network design; discuss the major technologies and protocols at the data link layer,
network layer, and transport layer.

Contents
l Basic concepts of computer network
l TCP/IP protocol stack and OSI reference model
l LAN and WAN fundamentals
l Fundamentals of IP, TCP, and UDP

Delivery
Classroom

Maximum attendance
20

Duration
0.5 day
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HL-102 Getting Started with H3C Network Devices

Prerequisites
You have completed course HL-101 or met the requirements of course HL-101.

Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to describe the structure of routers and switches
and their operating system features; use the command line interface (CLI) to perform basic
management and configuration for routers and switches in multiple approaches; and use basic
commands for troubleshooting.

Contents
l H3C routers, switches, and their operating systems
l CLI basics
l Network device file management
l The ping command and the tracert command
l System debugging

Delivery
Classroom and practice

Maximum attendance
20

Duration
0.5 days, including 0.25 days of practice
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HL-103 Configuring LAN Switching

Prerequisites
You have completed course HL-102 or met the requirements of course HL-102.

Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to describe how an Ethernet switch works;
configure VLANs and trunks in a small-sized switched network; discuss STP and perform basic STP
configuration; and perform basic port security and link aggregation configuration on H3C switches.

Contents
l Shared Ethernet, switched Ethernet, and MAC address learning, forwarding, and filtering on
Ethernet switches
l VLAN, 802.1Q tag, and trunk links
l The fundamentals, functions, features, and basic configuration of STP/RSTP/MSTP
l The fundamentals, functions, features, and basic configuration of port security and link aggregation
on switches

Delivery
Classroom and practice

Maximum attendance
20

Duration
0.75 days, including 0.35 days of practice
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HL-104 Advanced TCP/IP

Prerequisites
You have completed course HL-103 or met the requirements of course HL-103.

Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to perform IP address planning and allocation;
describe how the TCP/IP suite of protocols (including DHCP, FTP/TFTP, and DNS) work, and perform
basic configuration for them; and identify the features of IPv6 and describe the IPv6 address
structure.

Contents
l IP subnetting, VLSM, and CIDR
l The functionality and system structure of DNS, the domain name structure, and domain name
resolution
l The fundamentals, functions, and features of FTP/TFTP
l The rationale and functions of DHCP and the structure of a DHCP system
l The features of IPv6, IPv6 addresses and their categories, IPv6 neighbor discovery protocol (NDP),
address resolution, and address auto-configuration

Delivery
Classroom

Maximum attendance
20

Duration
0.5 days, including 0.2 days of practice
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HL-105 Configuring IP Routing

Prerequisites
You have completed course HL-104 or met the requirements of course HL-104.

Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to describe IP routing; identify types of IP routing;
discuss inter-VLAN routing, static routing, RIP, and OSPF, and perform related basic configuration.

Contents
l IP routing fundamentals
l Direct routes and static routes
l Overview of routing protocols, concepts and terminology
l The fundamentals, features, and configuration of RIP, the differences and compatibility between
RIPv2 and RIPv1
l The fundamentals, features, and basic configuration of OSPF

Delivery
Classroom and practice

Maximum attendance
20

Duration
1.25 days, including 0.5 day of practice
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HL-106 Configuring a Secure Branch Network

Prerequisites
You have completed course HL-105 or met the requirements of course HL-105.

Objectives
Configure ACL to enhance the security of a small-sized network; configure NAT to provide Internet
connections for a small-sized network.

Contents
l Use ACL to implement packet filtering
l The rationale, functions, types, and basic configurations of NAT

Delivery
Classroom and practice

Maximum attendance
20

Duration
0.75 day, including 0.35 day of practice
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HL-107 WAN Access and Interconnection

Prerequisites
You have completed course HL-106 or met the requirements of course HL-106.

Objectives
Upon completion of this course, you should be able to discuss common WAN protocols including
HDLC, PPP, frame relay, and ISDN, and perform their basic configuration; and describe DCC and
configure simple dial-up connections.

Contents
l The fundamentals, functions, features, and basic configuration of HDLC
l The fundamentals, functions, features, and basic configuration of PPP
l
The fundamentals, functions, features, and basic configuration of frame relay
l Configuration of RIP peers
l The fundamentals, functions, features, and basic configuration of ISDN and DCC, and basic dial-up
connection setup with ISDN and DCC

Delivery
Classroom and practice

Maximum attendance
20

Duration
0.75 days, including 0.35 days of practice