After completing TCP/IP: PPTP and Troubleshooting, the user should be able to:

	Configure Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)
	Diagnose and resolve IP addressing problems
	Diagnose and resolve name resolution problems
	Identify the appropriate tool or utility to monitor network traffic
	Plan and select the appropriate services to install when using Microsoft TCP/IP on a Windows NT Server computer

Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)

	Configuring PPTP
	Enabling PPTP filtering
	Monitoring server PPTP support
	Enabling client PPTP support

Identifying a TCP/IP Problem

	Identifying the basics of a problem
	Isolating the problem
	Finding the source
	Identifying what changed on the client or server

Troubleshooting Tools and Utilities

	Reviewing troubleshooting tool and utilities
	Using Windows NT Event Viewer
	Using Windows NT Diagnostics

TCP/IP Connectivity and Service Problems

	Checking connectivity
	Troubleshooting TCP/IP Services

TCP/IP Troubleshooting Scenarios

	Troubleshooting an FTP server
	Troubleshooting a subnetting problem
	Finding configuration errors
	Troubleshooting clients
	Client configuration problems

Planning a TCP/IP Intranetwork

	Designing a TCP/IP intranetwork
	Looking at IP addresses
	Linking the sites

Selecting Services for a TCP/IP Intranetwork

	Adding DHCP Servers
	Adding WINS Servers
	Adding DNS Servers
	Adding the IIS
	Adding the RAS Server
	Using a proxy server