WS750 - OS/2 Warp Server Connectivity and Advanced Features
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Length
- 4 days
Abstract
This lab intensive course provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques required to use OS/2 Warp Server's advanced connectivity features.
Topics
After completing this course, you should be able to:
- Describe, install, configure and tune Adapter and Protocol Services in order to support OS/2 Warp Server and its clients
- Describe and configure Dynamic IP clients
- Describe and configure Netware protocol support and Netware NetBIOS emulation (IPXBEUI)
- Identify the basic functions provided by TCP/IP Services and describe how to install and configure them
- Describe the purpose of Dynamic IP and explain how to configure the DHCP and DDNS servers
- Describe how to configure OS/2 Warp Server for Internet access and identify TCP/IP applications provided with the product
- Explain how DOS and Windows applications can use the TCP/IP services provided with OS/2 Warp Server
- Describe the four types of remote LAN Access environments supported by Remote Access Services
- Explain how to configure Remote Access Services (WAN ports, Modems, Bridge, Address, Answer Modes, Phonebook, MPTS) using the integrated installation program and settings notebook
- Explain how to install and configure OS/2 Remote Access Services Client and Windows Remote Access Services Client
- Describe Bridging and Filtering functions as implemented in the Remote Access Services Connection Server
- Describe the characteristics of Requester transport Configuration scenarios (NETBEUI, 802.2, TCPBEUI (Real Mode), etc)
What you will learn
- Adapter and Protocol Services
- Novell Gateway
- Internet Gateway
- TCP/IP Services
- DHCP and DDNS
- TCPBEUI on DOS LAN Services
- Remote Access Services (LAN Distance)
Audience
LAN Administrators who have acquired basic administration skills and require skills to implement the connectivity features of OS/2 Warp Server should take this course. This course is intended for the OS/2 Warp Server Administrator who is responsible for planning and supporting the advanced connectivity features of OS/2 Warp Server.