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Since 1999, Men&Mice has been offering training on the Internet standards DNS (including DNSSEC), DHCP and IPv6. Across four continents, we’ve taught private courses for ccTLD (Country-Code Top-Level Domain) registry operators, world-wide DNS registrars, governments, and private companies in a wide array of businesses.

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Men&Mice has been offering DNS training on the Internet standards (including DNSSEC), DHCP and IPv6 for over 2 decades.

Our renowned instructors have led courses on four continents, including private courses for ccTLD (Country-Code Top-Level Domain) registry operators, worldwide DNS registrars, governments, and private companies in a wide array of businesses.

The Training Certification Program is accredited by ISC and Men&Mice, and world renowned as they give administrators an advantage in their business through certifications recognized as industry-standard.

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Courses

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DNS & BIND Jump Start

A concise introduction into running a BIND 9 domain name server. The course covers all modern protocol features such as EDNS, DNSSEC, DNS Cookies, and much more. Unix/Linux knowledge is required.


- September 25th - 27th, 2023 (online) - US Time Zone

$1,750 p.p.

$13,500 private training (on demand)

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KEA DHCP

KEA-DHCP is the new open-source DHCP-Server from ISC. Introduction into the KEA-DHCP software on Unix and Linux systems, including topics about DHCPv4 and DHCPv6.

$9,000 private training (on demand)

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DNS & BIND Leap Ahead

An advanced DNS & BIND course, built on the DNS & BIND Jump Start course. Participants are required to complete that course before starting this more advanced one.

October 23rd-25th, 2023: $1,750 p.p. (Online) - EU Time Zone

$13,500 private training (on demand)

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DNS & BIND Week

This is our most popular course and is ideal for anyone starting out. It is usually attended by those with previous DNS, and by administrators with BIND experience. An excellent introduction for teams that are implementing Men&Mice solutions.

$22,500 private training (on demand)

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Windows DNS and DNSSEC Hands-on Training

A private hands-on training course designed for administrators working in Microsoft and Windows-exclusive network environments. Covers lab exercises, new DNS features of Windows and future proof DNS designs.

Three days

$13,500 private training only (on demand)

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DNSSEC & BIND

Classroom-style DNSSEC workshop course with lecture and hands-on labs. It is designed for Network and SysAdmin veterans who need to know how to deploy DNSSEC for their organization.

November 6th - 8th, 2023: $1,750 p.p. (Online) - EU Time Zone

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IPv6 Fundamentals

A hands-on workshop course to teach the fundamentals of the new IPv6 protocol, especially as ISPs and telcos are switching to the new Internet protocol and their customer access.

Two days

$9,000 private training only (on demand)

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IPv6 Advanced Topics

This training is for people that already have some IPv6 experience and knowledge but want to dive deeper into the details IPv6 brings to network design and management.

Two days

$9,000 private training only (on demand)

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DHCP Workshop

This training covers DHCP protocol in IP networks, how client systems (Windows, MacOS, Linux, Solaris, mobile Devices) request DHCP information and managing DHCP server.

Two days

$9,000 private training only (on demand)

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