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Course Outline
Introduction to GNS3 for Government
- What is GNS3 and what challenges does it address?
- How GNS3 compares to Packet Tracer and other simulation tools
- GNS3 community, licensing, and ecosystem overview
Installing GNS3 for Government
- System requirements and dependencies for government use
- Installing the GNS3 graphical user interface (GUI) and GNS3 virtual machine (VM) in local or remote environments for government networks
- Integrating Wireshark and other essential tools for government IT operations
GNS3 User Interface and Project Setup for Government
- Creating a new project and workspace tailored to government needs
- Overview of the toolbar, devices panel, and topology canvas for efficient government workflows
- Managing project files and configurations to ensure compliance with government standards
Adding and Using Basic Devices for Government
- Using Virtual PCs (VPCS) and Ethernet switches in government networks
- Importing and configuring Cisco IOS images (IOU/IOL) for government-specific applications
- Understanding and setting device interfaces to meet government network requirements
Building Basic Topologies for Government
- Creating a simple local area network (LAN) and verifying connectivity in government settings
- Using the console for device configuration to align with government protocols
- Saving and duplicating topologies for consistent government use cases
Basic Networking Labs for Government
- Configuring static routing and IP addressing for government networks
- Performing basic switch configuration in line with government standards
- Testing connectivity using ping and traceroute to ensure network reliability for government operations
Packet Capture and Troubleshooting for Government
- Capturing traffic using Wireshark within GNS3 to support government IT troubleshooting
- Diagnosing basic connectivity issues in government networks
- Cleaning up and managing projects to maintain government compliance and security
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of computer networking principles
- Familiarity with Windows or Linux operating systems
- No previous experience with GNS3 is necessary
Audience
- Network engineers for government and other public sector organizations
- Technical support staff requiring a foundational understanding of network operations
- Networking or virtualization professionals preparing for entry-level certifications (e.g., CompTIA Network+, CCNA)
14 Hours
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