Chapter 1-15 Labs Labs:

Chapter 1: Computer Basics

1.1.1 | In this lab, you become familiar with the basic external peripheral components of a PC computer system and their connections including network attachment.
1.1.4 | In this lab, you will learn how to properly install a NIC in a PC.
1.2.1.1 | In this lab, you will configure the network settings required to connect your PC to a local area network and to gain access to the Internet (World Wide Web - WWW) and Intranet (internal local web servers), which will enable you to view the curriculum.)
1.2.1.2 | In this lab, you will verify that the PC is properly configured to run the multimedia based CNAP Curriculum and practice exams.
1.2.2 | In this lab, you will learn how to use a web browser to access Internet sites and become familiar with the concept of a URL.
1.2.3 | In this lab, you will learn the proper sequence for troubleshooting computer and network related problems and become familiar with some of the more common hardware and software problems.
1.3.6 | In this lab, you will learn how to work with the binary numbering system. You will convert binary numbers (base 2) to decimal numbers (base 10) and decimal to binary.

Chapter 2: OSI Model

2.3.4 | In this lab, you will learn to relate the sever layers of the OSI model to the 4 layers of the TCP/IP model as well as name the primary TCP/IP protocols and utilities that operate at each layer.
2.3.5 | In this lab, you will identify the characteristics of each layer as well as the terminology and physical devices that operate at each layer.

Chapter 3: Local Area Networks

3.4.2 | In this lab, you will build a very simple network. It will present many of the same issues that you would encounter if you were to build a larger network, or even a whole internet.

Chapter 4: Layer 1 - Electronics and Signals

4.2.1 | In this lab, you will learn how to use or handle a multimeter correctly.
4.2.2 | In this lab, you will demonstrate your ability to measure resistance and continuity with the multimeter.
4.2.3 | In this lab, you will demonstrate your ability to measure voltage SAFELY with the multimeter.
4.2.4 | In this lab, you will build series circuits and explore their basic properties.
4.2.5 | In this lab, you will design, build, and test a simple, complete, fast, and reliable communication system, using common materials.

Chapter 5: Layer 1 - Media, Connections, and Collisions

5.3.1 | In this lab, your instructor will give you functional, intermittent, and bad cables (Ethernet 10BASE-T RJ-45 568-B) to test for continuity, using the Fluke 620 cable tester (or its equivalent).
5.3.2 | In this lab, you will use the following steps to make and test a straight-thru patch cable. As specified in the 568 standards, your cable may have a maximum length of 3 m.
5.3.3 | In this lab, you will make, and test a rollover or console cable. This cable is used to connect a PC to the router for purposes of accessing the router.
5.3.4 | In this lab, you will make and test a cross-over cable. Cross-over cables are used to connect one device to another.
5.3.5 | In this lab, you will learn the advanced features of the Fluke 620 LAN CableMeter (or its equivalent).
5.3.6 | In this lab, you will perform cable identification experiments using the Fluke 620 LAN CableMeter (or its equivalent).
5.3.7 | In this lab you, will perform length measurements using the Fluke 620 LAN CableMeter (or its equivalent).

Chapter 6: Layer 2 - Concepts

There are no labs for Chapter 6.

Chapter 7: Layer 2 - Technologies

7.6.2 | In this lab, you will use the help menu, and the process of experimentation, to learn the basics of navigating within the Network Inspector (or equivalent) environment.
7.6.3 | In this lab, you will learn about the problems/symptoms that the NI program can detect.
7.6.4 | In this lab, you will work on a series of troubleshooting exercises that focus on problems, changes, and errors.

Chapter 8: Design and Documentation

There are no labs for Chapter 8.

Chapter 9: Structured Cabling Project

9.2.12 | In this lab, you will learn the correct process for terminating a RJ-45 jack as well as the correct procedure for installing the jack in a wall plate.
9.5.1 | In this lab, you will learn three crucial cable installation skills: stringing, running, and mounting Cat 5 Cable.
9.7.13 | In this lab, you will use the Fluke 620 (or equivalent) to perform cable verification experiments on newly installed cable runs.

Chapter 10: Layer 3 - Routing and Addressing

10.4.1 | In this lab, you will learn different classes of IP address and how TCP/IP networks operate.
10.6.6 | In this lab, you will learn the basics of IP subnet masks and their use with TCP/IP networks.
10.7.5 | This lab focus on a class B network with three subnets. It will help you develop a better understanding of IP subnet mask.
10.7.7 | This lab focus on a class C network with three subnets and using a Custom Subnet Mask. It will help you develop a better understanding of IP subnet masks.

Chapter 11: Layer 3: Protocols

11.9.1 | In this lab, you will use Protocol Inspector (or its equivalent) software to view the many mini-conversations that occur on a network, including ARPs and broadcasts.

Chapter 12: Layer 4 - The Transport Layer

12.1.3 | In this lab, you will use Protocol Inspector (or equivalent) Software to View Dynamic TCP Operations.

Chapter 13: Layer 5 - The Session Layer
There are no labs for Chapter 13
Chapter 14: Layer 6 - The Presentation Layer
There are no labs for Chapter 14.
Chapter 15: Layer 7 - The Application Layer
There are no labs for Chapter 15.