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The Cisco tshoot CBTNuggets series is very Different from Any Other We?ve done series here at CBT Nuggets. Please Listen to this nugget first to set the mindset you Should use When Viewing this series.
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Video 3: General tshoot: Troubleshooting Before You?re Treading Water ? Proactive Steps 17:59 When managing a network day-to-day, there are core network maintenance procedures that will keep you running effectively. This nugget discusses Those Procedures and discusses assembling core tools for troubleshooting Maintenance.
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Video 7: Switch tshoot: VLANs and Spanning Concept Review tree 19:50 Before Diving INTO Layer 2 troubleshooting, Jeremy reviews the Key Concepts and techniques of troubleshooting VLANs and Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
Video 8: Switch tshoot: Spanning Tree and VLANs 30:08 Troubleshooting Scenarios based on VLANs and STP , Part 1
Video 9: Switch tshoot: Spanning Tree and VLANs, Part 2 28:56 Troubleshooting Scenarios based on VLANs and STP, Part 1
Video 10: Switch tshoot: L3 Switching Redundancy Protocols and Concept Review 21:40 Jeremy reviews the Key Concepts and troubleshooting techniques of L3 Switching and Redundancy protocols (HSRP, VRRP, GLBP and)
Video 11: Switch tshoot: L3 Switching and Redundancy Protocols 36:50 Troubleshooting Scenarios based on L3 Switching Redundancy and protocols, Part 1
Video 12: Switch tshoot: L3 Switching and Redundancy Protocols, Part 2 27:22 Troubleshooting Scenarios based on L3 Switching Redundancy and protocols, Part 2
Video 13: Route tshoot: L3 Connectivity and EIGRP Concept Review 23:08 Jeremy reviews the Key Concepts and troubleshooting techniques of L3 Connectivity and EIGRP
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Video 15: Route tshoot: L3 Connectivity and EIGRP, Part 2 37:22 Troubleshooting Scenarios based on L3 Routing and EIGRP, Part 2
Video 16: Route tshoot: L3 Connectivity and EIGRP, Part 3 7:03 p.m. Troubleshooting Scenarios based on L3 Routing and EIGRP, Part 3
Video 17: Route tshoot: OSPF Route Redistribution and Concept Review twelve past eleven p.m. Jeremy reviews the Key Concepts and troubleshooting techniques of OSPF Route Redistribution and Video 18: Route tshoot: OSPF and Route Redistribution 41:47 Troubleshooting Scenarios based on OSPF and Route Redistribution, Part 1
Video 19: Route tshoot: OSPF and Route Redistribution, Part 2 29:42 Troubleshooting Scenarios based on OSPF and Route Redistribution, Part 2
Video 20: Route tshoot: BGP Concept Review thirty-five past six p.m. Jeremy reviews the Key Concepts and techniques of troubleshooting BGP
Video 21: Route tshoot: BGP 26:51 Troubleshooting Scenarios based on BGP
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Video 23: Route tshoot: Router Performance Issues 43:34 Troubleshooting scenario based on router Performance issues
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Duration: 26ch. 30min. (SS 2009) + 27ch. 30min. (SS 2010)
Distributed by type of material: Video Tutorial / Lecture
Language: English
Description:
Description in German, but the lectures and slides in his lectures in English. A few introductory words and explanations are sometimes in German, but the bulk – in good English.
For those not understanding German is easier to go straight to the spoiler content.
Mit der Sprache XML die Basissyntax fur eine Familie von Sprachen gelegt, die sich leicht definieren automatisch verarbeiten lassen. Aus diesem Grund ersetzt XML in der Entwicklung von Komponentensystemen zunehmend “traditionelle” Sprachen. In der Vorlesung werden zum einen die Anwendungsgebiete (zusammen mit konkreten XML-Vokubularen), zum anderen die Techniken zur Verarbeitung von XML vorgestellt.
Attention! The release contains two versions of the same year, 2009 and 2010. I only watched the course SS 2010. According to the program, the structure of courses differs slightly, but you can choose yourself what to download, navigate to the content.
A very good course. Lecturer sometimes falters because the English, but explains it all just fine. For obvious reasons, the practice is not in the lecture vsunesh, but TZ coverage rate of the XML from the CO specialist nervously smoking.

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SS 209:

Syntactical Structure

Course Overview 01:21:17
Introduction 00:22:12
Literature 00:04:23
XML Syntax 00:20:20
Basic XML principles 00:24:22
Characters 00:10:58
Structure of XML documents 01:04:56
XML Prologs 00:04:44
Elements 00:08:07
Names 00:09:26
Element Content 00:14:56
Character Data 00:05:07
CDATA Sections 00:12:17
References 00:11:43
Processing Instructions 01:28:45
Processing Instructions 00:09:55
White Space Handling 00:31:40
Purpose 00:17:33
DTU Using Example 00:17:55
Formal Public Identifier 00:12:39
General Entities 00:13:10
Notation Synthax 00:18:14
Attribute Types 01:20:29
Element Content 00:17:06
E Deterministics Content Models 00:06:40
Mixed Content 00:14:05
Attribute Types 00:14:05
Attribute defaults 00:05:50
General Entities 00:12:59
Notation Synthax 00:10:13
Character Sets 01:28:19
Parameter Entities 00:13:21
Comparison with SGML 00:18:49
Character Sets 00:24:01
Unicode 00:23:09
Types of Code Points 00:10:00
XML Namespaces 01:24:32
Encoding Forms 00:14:14
Auto-Detection of Encoding 00:14:02
XML Namespaces 00:09:12
Syntax Overview 00:12:22
Qualified Names 00:07:14
Namespace Defaulting 00:14:43
Conformance 00:14:10
XML Programming Models 00:39:13
Parser Interfaces:SAX 00:09:07
XML Programming Models 00:12:32
XML as events 00:11:50
Common Problems 00:06:32
Content Handlers 01:23:35
Sax:Simple API for Xml 00:07:01
SAX 2 Overview 00:15:37
Content Handlers 00:18:06
Other content Handlers 00:19:59
XMl Reader 00:07:25
SAX Features 00:16:38
The Document Objekt Model 01:29:02
DOM Features 00:14:15
DOM overview 00:15:09
Node interface:Attribute 00:23:41
Node Usage:Node Types 00:09:56
Elements 00:09:37
Documents 00:14:54
Introduction 00:02:53
The Document Objekt Model (2) 00:34:03
Node Interface: Attributes 00:08:50
Documents 00:06:01
Live Objects 00:08:33
Bootstrapping with DOM Level 3 00:11:27

XPath

XPath 01:25:51
DOM Parsing with Level 3 00:13:52
Saving Trees in Level 3 00:11:17
X-Path Overview 00:17:30
Location Path 00:17:30
Wildcards 00:06:39
Predicates 00:14:48
Unabbreviated Location Paths 00:00:07
Syntax 01:27:45
Unabbreviated Location Paths 2 00:02:38
Syntax 00:21:59
Boolean Expressions 00:22:53
Core Functions 00:11:41
Boolean Functions 00:10:36
XSLT 00:19:09
Stylesheet Processors 00:53:39
Minimum Stylesheet 00:08:00
Template Rules 00:09:39
xsl:value-of 00:10:42
Modes 00:06:04
Attribute Value Templates 00:11:14
Non-literal Elements and Attributes 00:09:12
XSLT – Namespace 01:27:23
Namespaces 00:19:06
xsl:for-each 00:16:26
Other Nodes 00:10:48
Variables 00:13:07
Whitespace Stripping 00:08:59
Priority 00:13:34
XSLT-Extentions 00:06:47

XML Schema

XML Schema (1) 01:29:14
Schema and DTD 00:07:45
References 00:16:33
Global Element Definitions 00:07:58
Simple Content with Attributes 00:13:08
Attributes 00:13:43
Element Groups 00:26:10
More SImple Types 00:05:22
Foreign Keys 00:33:15
Start 00:01:29
Foreign Keys 00:04:56
Documentation 00:08:39
Namespaces 00:19:00

XML-Protocols

XML-RPC 01:19:34
Begin 00:02:41
Schematron:Functional Principle 00:14:15
XML Protocols 00:14:57
Interfaces 00:12:03
RPC Protocol Examples 00:18:21
XML-RPC 00:08:30
Data Types 00:10:11
SOAP 01:27:55
What is Soap 00:07:54
Soap Companions 00:20:13
Soap Non-Goals 00:14:21
Roles 00:11:27
Soap data Model 00:20:33
Using for RPC 00:14:41
MOF/XMI Exposed 01:27:55
What is Soap 00:07:45
Soap Companions 00:20:10
Soap Non-Goals 00:13:57
Roles 00:11:13
Using for RPC 00:34:50
Meta Classes 01:27:19
MOF Specification 00:12:20
Namespaces 00:12:58
Attribute 00:18:07
XML Signature and Encryption 00:16:49
Cannonical XML 1 00:13:47
Cannonical XML 2 00:05:31
XML-Signature 00:07:47
Signatures 00:35:18
XML Signature 00:03:06
Signature Overview 00:06:32
Signature Example 00:08:52
Manifests 00:07:25
CryptoBinary 00:02:31
Signature 00:06:52

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SS 2010
Introduction

Course Overview 01:29:26
Structure of the course 00:13:26
What is XML 00:24:15
XML Terminology 00:15:33
Documents 00:09:01
XML-Prolog 00:10:53
Elements 00:16:18

Syntactical Structure

Document Types 01:17:23
Element Content 00:20:24
References 00:15:36
White Space Handling 00:15:31
Document Types 00:11:34
Things not specified 00:14:18
Document Type Definition 01:28:44
Document Identifier 00:22:06
Internal DTD Subset 00:23:53
Element Content 00:15:44
Attribute Declaration 00:14:10
Attribute Defaults 00:12:51
Character Sets 01:11:49
General Entities 00:21:34
Parameter Entities 00:08:20
Parameterization 00:11:30
Comparison with SGML 00:07:29
Character Sets 00:22:56
Character Encodings 01:33:52
Character Sets: History 00:11:30
Unicode 00:18:24
Combining Characters 00:14:49
Encoding Forms 00:17:07
Usage of Unicode in XML 00:15:00
Data-Centric XML – Namespaces 00:17:02

Parsing Technologies

Parser Interfaces: SAX 01:30:02
Declaring Namespaces 00:19:15
Namespace Scoping 00:25:24
Conformance 00:15:47
Parser Interfaces: SAX 00:13:59
XML Programming Models 00:15:37
SAX – Simple API for XML 00:51:12
XML – Programming Models 00:08:46
SAX – Simple API for XML 00:14:58
Obtaining a Reader 00:06:03
Content Handlers 00:21:25
XML-Reader 01:27:07
XML-Reader: Event Handlers 00:27:19
Filters 00:20:49
DOM Overview 00:13:42
DOM Features 00:13:15
Node Interface Attributes 00:12:02
Node Interface 01:25:53
Operations (Level 3) 00:22:06
Documents 00:17:28
Elements 00:11:26
DOM: Parsing in Java 00:20:05
XPath 00:14:48
X-Path 00:48:39
Excercise 00:09:55
Attribute Location Steps 00:13:20
Predicates 00:09:06
Unabbreviated Location Paths 00:16:18
Syntax 01:27:21
Unabbreviated Location Paths 00:27:31
Syntax: Node Sets 00:18:31
Core Functions 00:21:49
Extensible Stylesheet Language 00:07:07
XSLT Overview 00:12:23
Stylesheets 1 01:25:57
Minimum Stylesheet 00:16:03
xsl:apply-templates 00:20:29
Namespaces 00:15:45
xsl:for-each 00:19:47
Global Parameters 00:14:53
Stylesheets 2 00:42:17
Combining Stylesheets 00:11:07
Following Links 00:11:53
Multiple Input Documents 00:08:15
Multiple Output Documents 00:11:02
Bits and Pieces 01:18:34
XML 1.1 00:20:21
Namespaces 1.1 00:18:53
Information Set 00:19:54
Document Information Item 00:14:28
Conformance 00:04:58

XML Schema

Schema and DTD 01:25:26
Schema and DTD 00:19:32
Global Element Definitions 00:13:02
Cardinalities 00:28:29
DTD Example: Recipes 00:12:08
Element Groups 00:12:15
Data Types 00:50:20
Data Types 00:19:27
User-Defined Types 00:17:52
More simple Types 00:13:01
XML-Schema – Part 3 01:24:36
Custom Data Types: Union 00:20:37
Derivation by Restriction 00:14:01
Further Derivation Features 00:22:33
Namespaces 00:13:29
Wildcard Content 00:13:56
Other Schema Languages 01:08:55
Problems of XML Schema 00:16:25
Relax NG 00:13:12
Relax NG: Content models 00:15:13
Relax NG: Name Classes 00:06:29
Schematron 00:17:36
XML RPC and SOAP 00:52:13
Protocols 00:14:22
XML Protocols 00:15:06
Data Types 00:10:21
What is SOAP 00:12:24
SOAP and WSDL 01:15:52
Namespaces 00:14:37
SOAP Data Model 00:15:43
WSDL 00:13:12
WSDL Document Structure 00:14:03
Interoperability 00:18:17
MOF/XMI Exposed 01:23:35
Basic Profile Requirements 00:25:58
MOF/XMI Exposed 00:15:39
Describing type systems: Class 00:17:15
XMI: MOF in XML 00:14:10
Model Element 00:10:33
XML Signature and Encryption 01:22:53
Canonical XML 00:24:40
Exclusive Canonicalization 00:22:24
Core Generation 00:15:01
Keyinfo 00:13:10
Encryption Algorithms 00:07:39

This Megaprimer will provide a highly technical and in-depth treatment of WLAN security and hacking. The emphasis will be to provide the viewers with a deep understanding of the principles behind various attacks and not just a quick how-to guide on publicly available tools. We will start our journey with the very basics by dissecting WLAN packet headers with Wireshark, then graduate to the next level by cracking WEP, WPA/WPA2 and then move on to real life challenges like orchestrating Man-in-the-Middle attacks, attacking WPA-Enterprise networks runnng EAP-TTLS, PEAP etc. and hacking isolated Wireless Clients.
The Megaprimer is over 40 videos and 12 hours+ long! We’ve ensured that we go to the absolute depths of each and every topic, not just in theory, but with full practical demonstrations. We hope you will enjoy this!
As the security field is every changing, so will this Megaprimer. As newer attacks, tools and techniques are discovered, we will be constantly updating this Megaprimer, so please keep checking for course updates.

Megaprimer Home
Part 1: Getting Started
Part 2: Bands, Channels And Sniffing
Part 3: Pwning Beacon Frames
Part 4: Dissecting Ap-Client Connections
Part 5: Dissecting Wlan Headers
Part 6: Pwning Beacon Frames
Part 7: Laughing Off Mac Filters
Part 8: Hacking Wlan Authentication
Part 9: Hotspot Attacks
Part 10: Hacking Isolated Clients
Part 11: Alfa Card Kung-Fu
Part 12: Man-In-The-Middle Attack
Part 13 : SSL Man-In-The-Middle Attacks
Part 14: Wep In-Depth
Part 15: Wep Cracking
Part 16: Caffe Latte Attack Basics
Part 17: Caffe Latte Attack Demo
Part 18: Koreks Chopchop Attack
Part 19: Fragmentation And Hirte Attack
Part 20: Understanding WPA/WPA2
Challenge 1: There Is No Patch For Stupidity
Challenge 1 Solution
Challenge 2: Know Thy Packets
Challenge 2 Solution : Know Thy Packets
Challenge 3: Never Underestimate Your Enemy
Challenge 3 Solution: Never Underestimate Your Enemy
Part 21: WPA-PSK
Part 22: WPA-PSK Cracking
Part 23: WPA2-PSK Cracking
Part 24: Speeding Up WPA/WPA2 PSK Cracking
Part 25: Mood Swings Of A Wandering Client
Part 26: Cracking WPA/WPA2-PSK With Just The Client
Part 27: Questions And Answers
Part 28: WPA_Supplicant
Part 29: Setting Up Freeradius-WPE On Backtrack
Part 30: EAP-MD5 Basics And Demo
Part 31: Cracking EAP-MD5 With EAPMD5Pass And EAPMD5Crack
Part 32: EAP Types And PEAP Demo
Part 33: Cracking PEAP
Part 34: Cracking PEAP In A Windows Network
Part 35: Cracking EAP-TTLS
Part 36: Insecurity In 3rd Party Wi-Fi Utilities
Conclusion And The Road Ahead

As an IT professional, a back-of-the-napkin sketch just doesn’t always cut it
when you need to visualize and communicate complex information.
Enter Microsoft Visio 2010 – your best friend when it comes to creating compelling,
data-linked visuals.
No matter the business processes you need to communicate – software lifecycle workflow,
Web site schematics, data center diagrams, and so forth – Microsoft Visio 2010
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by showing you how to create technical drawings specific to the IT industry.
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From simple to complex, this Nugget series will teach you how to create accurate,
shareable, professional diagrams that effectively communicate with your audience.

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03 – Touring the Visio 2010 Interface
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05 – Creating an Organizational Chart
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07 – Creating Database Model Diagrams
08 – Creating Network Topology Diagrams
09 – Creating Rack Diagrams
10 – Creating Data Center Diagrams
11 – Creating Web Site Diagrams
12 – Mapping Active Directory
13 – Creating Wireframe UI Diagrams
14 – Creating Brainstorming Diagrams
15 – Creating Timelines
16 – Creating and Validating BPMN Diagrams
17 – Visio 2010 on the Web
18 – Mastering Visio 2010 Templates
19 – Using VBA and the ShapeSheet
20 – Useful Visio 2010 Resources

As an IT professional, a back-of-the-napkin sketch just doesn’t always cut it
when you need to visualize and communicate complex information.
Enter Microsoft Visio 2010 – your best friend when it comes to creating compelling,
data-linked visuals.
No matter the business processes you need to communicate – software lifecycle workflow,
Web site schematics, data center diagrams, and so forth – Microsoft Visio 2010
helps you create dynamic visual representations that bring your information to life.
CBT Nuggets Visio expert Tim Warner tailors his Visio training to you, the IT pro,
by showing you how to create technical drawings specific to the IT industry.
And, you’ll learn how to share your interactive, refreshable diagrams with your employer,
your colleagues, and your customers.

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01 – Course Introduction
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04 – Creating a Flowchart
05 – Creating an Organizational Chart
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07 – Creating Database Model Diagrams
08 – Creating Network Topology Diagrams
09 – Creating Rack Diagrams
10 – Creating Data Center Diagrams
11 – Creating Web Site Diagrams
12 – Mapping Active Directory
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14 – Creating Brainstorming Diagrams
15 – Creating Timelines
16 – Creating and Validating BPMN Diagrams
17 – Visio 2010 on the Web
18 – Mastering Visio 2010 Templates
19 – Using VBA and the ShapeSheet
20 – Useful Visio 2010 Resources

CBT Nuggets – Cloud Computing: On-the-Job Training
530 MB

You’re a small-to-medium sized company, but you want the storage power that drives big company infrastructure. Once you enter the cloud, that power is yours.

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01 – Introduction to Cloud Computing
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13 – Web Conferencing and Collaboration
14 – Google Wave
15 – Warnings and Caveats when using Cloud Computing

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CBT Nuggets – EC Council Certified Ethical Hacker v7.0
859 mb
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IT training guru James Conrad’s newest Certified Ethical Hacker training will show you just how important it is to know thy enemy. You’ll see how frighteningly easy it can be to hack into a system, elevate your privilege and quickly “own” a machine. You’ll learn how easy it can be to crack passwords – even those that would be considered “secure.” You’ll learn how hackers create the dreaded Trojans that can potentially infect the computer of an unsuspecting user and taking control of the machine to infiltrate networks. Why will we teach you these things? Because you have to know the hackers’ tricks to prevent them from accessing your users. Most Certified Ethical Hackers become highly adept at detecting and thwarting security threats – preventing significant harm to your business and making you an incredible asset! You can also use your new skills to move into the field of penetration testing – utilizing your CEH to test the security of your client’s systems.

Download Links: 4 files

CBT Nuggets – 70-640 Active Directory with R2 Updates
1.06 Gb

Whether you’re an experienced database administrator getting up-to-speed on Server 2008 or a brand-new network admin learning Active Directory from the ground up, this is the series for you. James Conrad’s video series: Configuring Active Directory for Windows Server 2008, includes plenty of tools to help you shine as an administrator.

James starts by giving you a nuts-and-bolts background understanding of this terrific Microsoft product, then he shows you lots of cool Server 2008 tools that were unavailable in previous versions of Active Directory.

In no time, you’ll be an expert administering Windows Server 2008 roles and features and be ready to take Microsoft’s MCTS exam 70-640. Passing this exam also moves you closer to two Server 2008 MCITP certifications: Enterprise Administrator and Server Administrator.

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