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Advanced Network Operations 2.0

What is the Advanced Network Operations 2.0 course?
What are the course objectives?
Who should attend this course?
How do I enroll in a course?
When do I start?

What is the Advanced Network Operations 2.0 course?

This follows on from the Introduction to Network Operations course and aims to build on participants’ knowledge of more advanced aspects of core Internet services and new technologies. Topics include advanced DNS and introductions to email, secure web, and network monitoring.

What are the course objectives?

Understand advanced DNS setups, in order to deploy an authoritative DNS server
Learn more about the workings of Email and Web services, including how to set up a basic email server and a basic web server with TLS secured pages
Understand network monitoring and its importance to network operations, in order configure a network monitoring service to monitor various network devices and Internet services

Moderated course
(with an instructor)

Duration:
4 weeks

Available in
English, French and Spanish

Offered 7 times throughout 2022

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Who should attend this course?

Prerequisites:

This course requires you to have first taken either the Introduction to Network Operations or NetOps 1.0 course
You need to have a firm understanding of Unix/Linux and basic DNS, as well as caching/resolving DNS servers, networking, and command line Unix

You should attend this course if:

You are an intermediate-to-expert-level engineer interested in learning about deploying core Internet services, using open source software and open standards
You have already attended the NetOps 1.0 course

How do I enroll in a course?

How do I access the learning platform as an Internet Society member?

As an Internet Society member, you can log into learning.internetsociety.org with your member login credentials. There is no need to create a new account. If you do not remember your login information, select Forgot Login? to be emailed your username and receive a link to reset your password. Once logged in, you will be able to view the course catalog and select the course you’d like to enroll in.

How do I access the learning platform as a non-member?

Both guests and Internet Society members can access the learning platform. To register as either, click Register on the login box at learning.internetsociety.org. Next, either register as a member or click on the guest registration form to register as a guest. Once you create an account, you can use the credentials you created (username and password) to log into learning.internetsociety.org. Once logged in, you will be able to view the course catalog and enroll in courses.

How do I enroll in a course?

Browse available courses in the course catalog or use the search bar to find the course you would like to enroll in. On each course page, click the “Enroll” button in the top right corner of the page to immediately be added to a course. Once you have successfully been enrolled, you will be able to see the course under “My Courses and Learning Plans”. You will also be able to see information about the course instructor, view the course’s forums, and access any modules that are available. If the course has not yet started, you will not see any modules until the day the course begins.

How do I join the waitlist for a course?

If you are on a course page and the button in the top right corner of the page reads “Enroll (Waiting List)”, this means the course has reached the maximum number of participants able to enroll. You can click the button to join the waitlist for the course and you will be notified if a spot becomes available.

How do I select the right course format?

When browsing the course catalog, you will see multiple versions of the same course available. All courses are available in English, French, and Spanish so first select the right language for you. You can do this by selecting the language of your choice in the left-hand filter in the course catalog or choosing the course that denotes the correct language (EN=English, FR=French, ES=Spanish).

You also have the option to choose the format that will work best for your connection type. All courses have 3 format options: high bandwidth, low bandwidth, and text-based for all connections. You can filter by bandwidth option in the left-hand filter on the course catalog or select the “Additional Information” tab when viewing a course to see which bandwidth connection you have selected.

If you have any questions about which version is best for you, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] to get assistance.

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When do I start?

This course lasts four weeks and will be available seven times in 2022.

11 April – 1 May 2022

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2 May – 27 May 2022

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16 May – 5 June 2022

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6 June – 1 July 2022

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4 July – 24 July 2022

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25 July – 19 August 2022

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14 September – 4 September 2022

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5 September – 30 September 2022

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26 September – 16 October 2022

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17 October – 11 November 2022

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10 January – 30 January 2022

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31 January – 25 February 2022

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14 February – 6 March 2022

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7 March – 1 April 2022

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