إنشاء وصيانة شبكات الحاسب Computer Network Installation and Maintenance
- Plan and install a structured cabling run and test it for continuity, wiremap and performance.
- Design an IP addressing scheme with subnets for different departments and devices.
- Configure managed switches with VLANs, trunk links and basic port security.
- Set up DHCP, DNS and default routing so users can reach internal and internet services.
- Troubleshoot connectivity faults layer by layer using ping, traceroute, cable testers and switch logs.
- Maintain network documentation including topology diagrams, port maps and configuration backups.
- Networking Fundamentals
- OSI and TCP/IP models
- Ethernet, MAC addressing and switching
- Network devices and topologies
- Structured Cabling and Fibre
- Copper categories and TIA cabling practice
- Fibre types, connectors and handling
- Testing, labelling and cable test records
- IP Addressing and Core Services
- IPv4 addressing and subnetting
- DHCP and DNS configuration
- IPv6 basics
- Switching and Routing
- VLANs, trunks and inter-VLAN routing
- Static routes and default gateways
- Spanning tree and loop prevention
- Wireless Networks
- Wi-Fi standards and site surveys
- Access point placement and channel planning
- Wireless security settings
- Maintenance, Monitoring and Troubleshooting
- Preventive maintenance and firmware updates
- Monitoring with SNMP and logs
- Layered troubleshooting method and documentation
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Program Professional Framework
إنشاء وصيانة شبكات الحاسب Computer Network Installation and Maintenance
Program Overview
Reliable networks underpin every office, plant and government service, and most outages trace back to poor cabling, weak configuration or missing documentation. This hands-on programme covers building and maintaining wired and wireless LANs: structured cabling and fibre to TIA standards, IP addressing and subnetting, switch configuration with VLANs, basic routing, DHCP and DNS, wireless deployment, preventive maintenance, monitoring and systematic troubleshooting with the OSI model and standard diagnostic tools.
Learning Outcomes
- ✓Plan and install a structured cabling run and test it for continuity, wiremap and performance.
- ✓Design an IP addressing scheme with subnets for different departments and devices.
- ✓Configure managed switches with VLANs, trunk links and basic port security.
- ✓Set up DHCP, DNS and default routing so users can reach internal and internet services.
- ✓Troubleshoot connectivity faults layer by layer using ping, traceroute, cable testers and switch logs.
- ✓Maintain network documentation including topology diagrams, port maps and configuration backups.
Target Audience
- IT support technicians and help desk staff
- Junior network administrators
- Facility and plant technicians responsible for site networks
- Systems administrators expanding into networking
Detailed Program Modules
01Networking Fundamentals
- OSI and TCP/IP models
- Ethernet, MAC addressing and switching
- Network devices and topologies
02Structured Cabling and Fibre
- Copper categories and TIA cabling practice
- Fibre types, connectors and handling
- Testing, labelling and cable test records
03IP Addressing and Core Services
- IPv4 addressing and subnetting
- DHCP and DNS configuration
- IPv6 basics
04Switching and Routing
- VLANs, trunks and inter-VLAN routing
- Static routes and default gateways
- Spanning tree and loop prevention
05Wireless Networks
- Wi-Fi standards and site surveys
- Access point placement and channel planning
- Wireless security settings
06Maintenance, Monitoring and Troubleshooting
- Preventive maintenance and firmware updates
- Monitoring with SNMP and logs
- Layered troubleshooting method and documentation
Training Methodology
Applied Project & Assessment
Applied Project
Participants design and document a small office network for a Gulf government branch office: floor cabling plan, IP and VLAN scheme, switch configuration, wireless coverage plan, maintenance schedule and a troubleshooting checklist for common faults.
Assessment
Short diagnostic at the start, practical tasks linked to each learning outcome, and evaluation of the applied project against published criteria.
