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Written by Manta Technologies, Inc.
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Thursday, 15 December 2011 19:33 |
The 10–14 hour course covers TCP/IP fundamentals, applications, configuring and managing TCP/IP, and more.
Do you need to learn about IPv6? Manta Technologies has just updated its TCP/IP in the IBM i Environment series to cover this newest version of the Internet Protocol. This Manta series takes roughly 10–14 hours to complete and contains the following courses:
- TCP/IP Fundamentals
- TCP/IP Applications
- Configuring and Managing TCP/IP
- Managing TCP/IP Using System i Navigator
- TCP/IP in the IBM i Environment Competency Exam
The first two courses of this series should be taken by all IBM i professionals who will be using TCP/IP protocols, applications, or related products. The remaining courses are intended for the system administrator responsible for configuring and managing TCP/IP on an IBM i system.
The following are among the new topics that were added to the series:
- IPv6 addresses
- IPv6 address types, including loopback, unicast, anycast, private, broadcast, and link-local
- The IPv6 neighborhood discovery and router solicitation processes
- Automatic address configuration
- Setting up IPv6 on an IBM i system
- Why IPv6 eliminates the need for ARP and DHCP
- How the use of IPv6 affects existing IBM i applications
As with all Manta courses, current online customers with a license to the TCP/IP in the IBM i Environment series have already received the updates. This occurred automatically and at no additional charge as soon as the updates became available. If you are interested in bringing your TCP/IP skills up to date, visit the Manta website. Or, contact Manta at (800) 40-MANTA (800- 406-2682). International customers can call (303) 862-4562. |
Manta Technologies, Inc. |
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| Manta is the premier company in the IBM i training and education business. This year, Manta celebrates its 17th year in business. During that time, it has trained tens of thousands of IBM i students in over 5,000 organizations around the world. It's customer list includes organizations of all sizes, from major companies (including IBM) down to one-person consulting organizations. If you need IBM i training, Manta is the first vendor most often recommended. Because you want quality training for less. Manta's consistently low price has always been a major attraction. For example, a typical company can train its entire IT organization for less than the price of sending a couple of operators to a class. (See "Total Cost Comparision" for a detailed analysis.) | | Read More >> |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 15 December 2011 19:39 |
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