Computer Point has recently introduced a revolutionary approach to deal with the important
issue of technical training.There are too many people in the market who have a lot of
general knowledge and not enough depth in specialized areas. We offer training that
is geared toward certification and total preparation of individuals for enterprise level work.
We introduce new concepts and build on existing knowledge and training. Our
lab-classroom environment has state of the art technology. Our hands-on lesson projects
will provide people with “world class” hands-on skill training which is in high demand. Our
instructors are highly skilled and experienced technicians and engineers in the field who
provide rigorous training for success.
We will be offering training in the following three areas: Networking Fundamentals,
ORACLE DBA in UNIX environments, and Secure Networking in Enterprise
Environments.
Networking Fundamentals
Networking Fundamentals will be offered to people with minimal experience in the area of
networking. The topics covered in this lab will be IP Routing and Switching, Server
Installation and Setup, Domain Administration, and User and File Security. The purpose
of this lab is to provide people with the skills necessary to setup, support, and maintain a
small to mid-level network environment. The certifications that will be covered in this lab
will be CCNA, and MCP. These certifications will be covered in order to both prepare
students for the certification exams as well as to instruct them in the subject matter of
Cisco Routers and Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Administration.
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The CCNA certification (Cisco Certified Network Associate) indicates a foundation in and
apprentice knowledge of networking. CCNA certified professionals can install, configure,
and operate LAN, WAN, and dial access services for small networks (100 nodes or fewer),
including but not limited to using RIP and IGRP protocols, configuration of Point-to-point,
frame-Relay, Ethernet LAN, VLAN and Access Control List, dial on Demand routing and
ISDN. VLANs, RIP, Ethernet, Access Lists.
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Bridging/Switching
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OSI Reference Model & Layered Communication
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Routed Protocols / Subnetting
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Routing Protocols
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WAN Protocols
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Network Management/ access list
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LAN Technologies / Virtual
Private Network
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Cisco Basics, IOS & Network Basics
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Virtual LAN
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Installing Windows
2000 professional
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Network Cabling
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Network Topologies
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Creating
workgroup
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File permissions
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Workgroup
Printing
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Installation of
Windows 2000
server
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Active
Directory
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DNS
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DHCP
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Setting up a
domain
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Domain
users
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Domain groups
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Domain file
permissions
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Active Directory
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Review
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ORACLE DBA in UNIX environment will be offered to people who have had some exposure
to ORACLE database design and management. This lab will be an intermediate to advanced
level lab that will thoroughly prepare individuals for ORACLE database administration on an
enterprise level. The topics covered in this lab include NFS, Disk Mirroring, Backup
Recovery, and Performance Tuning.
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System installation and Boot Process.
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Security and Process control
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Disk Configuration and Backup Recovery
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LAN Planning and Remote Access
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Configure Autofs, Cashfs, NFS
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Work with IP, ARP, RARP, Broadcast
and classless interdomain Routing
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Routing
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Understand DHCP, DNS & Network
management tool
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Network time protocol
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Managing and Trouble shooting the
network issues
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Managing data Using Sun storage
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Installation and operation with Veritas
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Working with Volume Manager Software.
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RAID Manager Architecture
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Database installation on Sun
Solaris Operating System
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Installation ,Configuration on SPARC Box
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Installation ,Configuration on INTEL
Box
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Creation and Management Database
Manually
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Creation and Management of
Database Using Tools like Oracle
Enterprise Manager, DBA Studio,
TOAD
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Overview of Multiplexing Control files,
Reorganizing Tablespaces, Multiplexing
Online Redolog files, Managing UNDO
segments, Managing Users ( As it is
assumed students are well aquented with
these concepts. Students will try to
implement all concepts on Unix platform)
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Oracle Database Installation and
configuration on Linux Operating
System( Students Hands on)
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Implementation of Replication and Learn
about Advanced Replication in Oracle 9i
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Implement Oracle 9i Data Guard
Concept
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Introduction to Real Application Cluster
( RAC) in Oracle 9i
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Implement small Data warehouse
Project to Understand difference
between DSS and OLTP Systems.
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Understand New features of Oracle 9i
Database for Administrators ( Gives
Overview of the OCP oracle 8i to 9i
upgrade Certification Exam)
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Oracle 9i Installation, Configuration
and Migration on Sun Solaris and
Linux Operating System
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Implementing Replication
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Simulate Real Application Cluster
in Oracle 9i
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Implementing Data Guard in Oracle 9i
environment
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Implementation of small
Datawarehouse Project
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Secure Networking in Enterprise Environments will be offered to people who have completed
the Networking Fundamentals lab or have demonstrated enough knowledge and experience
as to handle the lab material. The topics covered in this lab include Checkpoint Firewall,
Domain Clustering, Multi-Domain Security, and Trust Management.
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