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  • Define how the four layers of the Internet Architecture map to the seven layers of the OSI Reference Model.

  • Explain the Internet addressing rules and configure TCP/IP on a personal computer.

  • List the network utilities used to analyze, troubleshoot, and optimize Web sites for maximum performance.

  • Explain how domain names map to IP addresses and define the roles that different kinds of Internetworking servers play in transmitting information to these addresses.

  • List the content and delivery services that the most popular server products provide to end users via the Internet.





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