MikroTik Certified Network Associate MTCNA
La prima certificazione rilasciata da MikroTik è:
MikroTik Certified Network Associate ( MTCNA )
Il corso MTCNA è rivolto a WISP, internet service provider, sistemisti di rete e system integrators per conoscere il sistema MikroTik RouterOS.
La Certificazione MTCNA è alla base del sistema formativo Ufficiale MikroTik ed è indispensabile per accedere ai corsi di approndimento e specializzazione.
Questi gli argomenti che vengono trattati nel corso MTCNA:
Module 1 Introduction | • About MikroTik • What is RouterOS • What is RouterBoard • First time accessing the router • Winbox and MAC-Winbox • Webfig and Quickset • RouterOS command line interface (CLI) • Null Modem cable • SSH and Telnet • New terminal in Winbox/Webfig • RouterOS CLI principles • <tab>, double <tab>, “?”, navigation • command history and its benefits • Initial configuration (Internet access) • WAN DHCP-client • LAN IP address and default gateway • Basic Firewall – NAT masquerade • Upgrading RouterOS • Package types • Ways of upgrading • RouterBOOT firmware upgrade • Manage RouterOS logins • Manage RouterOS services • Managing configuration backups • Saving and reload backup • Editing export file • RouterOS license • Levels • Updating a license • Netinstall • Reinstall RouterOS • Reset RouterOS • Sources of additional information • http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Manual:TOC • http://www.tiktube.com/ • http://forum.mikrotik.com/ • Distributor and consultant support • support@mikrotik.com • Module 1 laboratory |
Module 2 Routing | • Routing overview • Routing concepts • Route flags • Static routing • Creating routes • Setting default route • Manage dynamic routes • Implementing static routing on simple network • Module 2 laboratory |
Module 3 Bridging | • Bridging overview • Bridge concepts • Creating bridges • Adding ports to bridges • Module 3 laboratory |
Module 4 Wireless | • 802.11n Concepts • Frequencies (bands, channels, advanced channels) data-rates /HT chains (Tx power, rx sensitivity, country regulations) • Legacy 802.11a/b/g stuff • Setup simple wireless link • Access Point configuration • Station configuration • MAC-address filtering • Default-authentication • Access-list • Connect-list • Default-forwarding • Wireless Security and Encryption • WPA-PSK • WPA2-PSK • MikroTik wireless protocols • NV2 (TDMA) configuration • Monitoring Tools • Wireless scan • Snooper • Registration table • Bridge wireless networks • Station-bridge • Module 4 laboratory |
Module 5 Network Management | • ARP • ARP modes • RouterOS ARP table • DHCP server and client • DHCP client • Server setup • Leases management • DHCP-server network configuration • RouterOS tools • E-mail • Netwatch • Ping, Traceroute • Profiler (CPU load) • Contacting support@mikrotik.com • supout.rif, autosupout.rif and viewer • /system logging and debug logs • readable configuration (item comments and names) • network diagrams • Module 5 laboratory |
Module 6 Firewall | • Firewall principles • Connection tracking and states • Structure, chains and actions • Firewall Filter in action • Filter actions • Protecting your router (input) • Protection your customers (forward) • Basic Address-List • Source NAT • Masquerade and src-nat action • Destination NAT • dst-nat and redirect action • Module 6 laboratory |
Module 7 QoS | • Simple Queue • Target • Destinations • Max-limit and limit-at • Bursting • One Simple queue for whole network (PCQ) • pcq-rate configuration • pcq-limit configuration • Monitoring • Interface traffic monitor • Torch • Graphs • SNMP • Module 7 laboratory |
Module 8 Tunnels | • PPP settings • ppp profile • ppp secret • ppp status • IP pool • Creating pool • Managing ranges • Assigning to service • Secure local network • PPPoE service-name • Create PPPoE server • Point-to-point addresses • Creating PPPoE clients on RouterOS • Secure remote networks communication • PPTP client and PPTP server • SSTP client and SSTP server without certificates • Setup routes between networks • Module 8 laboratory |
