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EDU 202: Networking Specialist Datasheet

Datasheet

The EDU-202: Networking Specialist course is 12 hours of instructor-led training that will help you:

Install ORDR Sensors, bind them to an SCE, and launch discovery
Integrate solution components as part of your technology stack
Configure OSIC and flow monitoring in the network
Troubleshoot common network issues

Course Modules

0: Introductions

1: Solution Architecture

2: Sensor Config and Discovery

3: Service Configuration

4: Common Integrations

5: OSIC

6: Flow Analytics

7: Network Troubleshooting

Scope

Type: Instructor-Led Training
Level: Intermediate
Duration: 12 Hours (2 days)
Class Size: Max. 10 Learners
Format: Lecture and Hands-On Labs
Revision: ORDR AI Protect 9.0.1

Objectives

Designed for the specific needs of Network Managers and the NOC Team, this 12-hour course will teach learners to use ORDR to establish and analyze connectivity in their production environment including device groupings, flow monitoring, the ORDR Software Inventory Collector, and troubleshooting methodologies. The ORDR UI components specific to testing connectivity and monitoring traffic patterns are featured in this track.

Target Audience

All entry-level to intermediate users of the ORDR AI Protect solution responsible for network management, network engineering, or network administration.

Prerequisites

This course builds on the content of ORDR's EDU-101: Foundations and as such completion of the online or instructor-led version of the Foundations course is highly recommended. Learners must also have a baseline understanding of how modern TCP/IP communication networks function.

ORDR Education Services

Courses from ORDR deliver the foundation of knowledge and expertise necessary to effectively manage the ORDR-enabled environment and ensure your connected assets are secure. Our accreditation and certification options establish a benchmark for personnel, providing additional assurance that they are prepared to operate and manage utilizing the added visibility provided by the ORDR AI Protect UI.

Visit ORDR University and take the next step in mastering ORDR, or contact us at education@ordr.net.

Frequently asked questions

What skills do network managers gain from ORDR's EDU 202 training?: Network managers learn to deploy ORDR sensors across infrastructure, configure automated device discovery, monitor network flows in real-time, and troubleshoot connectivity issues without disrupting production systems. The 12-hour instructor-led course provides hands-on experience with ORDR's platform for IoT and OT asset visibility and segmentation.
How does ORDR help identify and monitor connected IoT and OT devices?: ORDR uses sensor deployment and automated discovery to continuously identify all connected IoT and OT devices on your network and map their communication patterns. The platform provides real-time visibility into asset behavior, enabling security teams to detect anomalies and enforce segmentation policies.
Can ORDR sensor deployment maintain network stability in live production environments?: Yes, ORDR's deployment methodology is designed for production environments where uptime is critical. The training covers best practices for sensor placement and configuration that enable continuous monitoring while maintaining network performance and security without requiring system downtime.

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EDU 202: Networking Specialist Datasheet

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