A deep level understanding of the transport control protocol is critical for any network engineer in solving network and application performance problems. This hands on course will help you heighten your expertise of TCP.

Deploying Microsoft Teams Phone System requires network planning and validation for the best experience. This course will teach you how to plan and configure your network for Microsoft Teams voice traffic using tools available from Microsoft.

This course will teach you how to plan, design, and deploy Direct Routing to route calls outside the organization to the PSTN world using Microsoft certified SBCs.

Take your Microsoft Teams experience to the next level by adding voice capabilities! This course will teach you how to plan and deploy a Microsoft Teams phone system and audio conferencing solution to your organization.

In this final course on the CCNP ROUTE (300-101) exam, we cover IOS security features, device and network monitoring, IPv4 network address translation (NAT), and how to prepare for the ROUTE exam.

Network address translation is used to allow devices on a private network and access resources on the global Internet. This course introduces you to NAT, examines different types of NAT, and teaches you how to implement and troubleshoot them.

Take your networking foundation deeper and explore the next steps towards a career in tech.

Analyzing network traffic is an important step in developing a proactive threat hunting program. This course will teach you how to perform network traffic analysis using Arkime to find threats in your network.

pfSense provides network firewall, VPN, and other services to users and network operators. It offers IP and port blocking, VPN termination, and DHCP and DNS services. In this course, you'll learn to detect and block adversary activity using pfSense.

Networking concepts can be overwhelming and require a precision with language to be well understood. This course will teach you the fundamentals of data networking in a language accessible to a novice technical user.

Pluralsight is not an official partner or accredited training center of EC-Council. IPv4 is still the prevalent Internet protocol, but IPv6 is gaining traction. This course lays the foundation for securing network hardware and software.

In this course, you will walk through the essentials of an IP address and then take a deep dive into subnetting IPv4 networks into smaller networks, as well as learn IPv6 addressing and how we can divide the very large IPv6 address space into smaller subnets.