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Cisco ® Cisco CCNA Basics ® Section A: Introduction • Overview • Objectives • Prerequisites Cisco CCNA Series ® Cisco Certified Network Associate Basics with Michael Storm Two courses are recommended for candidates seeking Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification: CCNA Basics (CCNAB) and Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices (ICND). In this two-course series expert instructor Michael Storm shows you network fundamentals and how Cisco network devices work and connect. LearnKey courses meet or exceed all Cisco exam objectives. At the conclusion of this series you will be prepared to pass the CCNA exam and to install, configure and operate LAN, Wan and dial access services for small networks. Cisco CCNA Basics TM ® 2 Sessions 6 Hours of Interactive Training Cisco ICND ® TM 5 Sessions 15 Hours of Interactive Training Michael Storm For the past 15 years, Michael Storm has managed the design and implementation of enterprise networks for fortune 100 companies around the globe. As the founder of Brainstorm International, Inc., Storm is currently the Director of Network Engineering for Interface Technical Training of Phoenix, Ariz., and creator of the InFusion Learning System. IT industry certifications Storm holds include Cisco CCNP, CCDP and CCIP in Security, Microsoft MCSE/MCT, Novell MCNE/CNI, and CompTIA CTT+. This material is not sponsored by, endorsed by or affiliated with Cisco Systems, Inc. Cisco® and the CCNATM logo are trademarks of Cisco Systems, Inc. Section B: Network Evolution • Computer Networking • History • Network Types • Enterprise Networks • Storage Area Networks • Content Delivery Networks • Internetworking Section C: Internetworking • Network Development • Islands of Animation • TCP/IP Connectivity • OSI Model • Distributed Processing • Ethernet • 802.x Section D: OSI Model • Overview • Layer Usage • OSI Benefits • Basic Functions Section E: Upper OSI Model • Layer 7 • Layer 7 Services • Layer 6 • Layer 5 Section F: OSI - Layer 4 • Layer 4 • Data Transfer • Layer 4 Protocols • DOD vs. OSI • Flow Control • TCP Connections • Sliding Window Process • Layer 4 - Ports Section G: OSI - Layer 3 • Routing • Addressing & Switching • Layer 3 Protocols • Route Selection • Routing Process • IP Addressing • Assigning IP Address • Router Function Total Time: 88 Minutes Session 2 Section A: OSI - Layer 2 • Data Communication • MAC and LLC • MAC Address • Protocol Communications • Protocols • Dial Protocols • IEEE Standards • Data Encapsulation Section B: OSI - Layer 1 • Media Specifications • Standards • Topology Types • Ethernet Topology • Fast/Gig Ethernet 1.800.865.0165 learnkey.com TM TM Session 1 TM CCNA Series • Ring Topology • FDDI • Other Topologies Section C: TCP/IP Protocol • Protocol Functions • IP Addressing • Binary to Decimal • Address Classes • Other Classes Section D: ADV IP Addressing • Overview • Subnet Masks • Basic Addressing • Reserved Addresses • Other Reserved Ranges • Unique Addresses • Segmented Network Section E: Network Devices • Cisco Devices with OSI • Layer 3 Router • Router Functions • Layer 2 Switching • Layer 2 Hardware Section F: Ethernet Cabling • UTP • UTP Identification • Connecting Devices • Coaxial Ethernet • Fiber-Optic • OC Specifications Total Time: 96 Minutes Cisco ICND Session 1 ® TM Section A: Introduction • ICND Course • Prerequisites • Lab Environment • ISDN Components • Lab Configuration Section B: Router Boot Process • Internal Components • Startup Config File • Boot Process • Console Connection • Powerup 2600 Router • View Interfaces • Powerup 2500 Router • Configuration Dialog Section C: IOS Access Commands • Router Login • Enable-mode Password • Secret Password • Access Points • Password Examples • Access Point Examples • Encrypt All Passwords Section D: Password Lab • Set Enable • Set Secret • Test Passwords • Set Console & Aux • Set Telnet • Set Encryption Section E: IOS Maintenance Commands • IOS Help • Edit Using Keyboard • Displaying Config • Setup Mode • Saving Options • Backup Config • Backup IOS • Restoring a Config Section F: ID & Interface Commands • Change Hostname • Banner • Access Interface • Assign IP Address • Interface Lab • Running Configuration • IP Address Command • Troubleshoot Interface Total Time:95 Minutes Session 2 Section A: IOS Configuration Lab • Overview • Add Banner & Password • Configure IP Addresses • Save & Verify Configuration • Auto Setup • Save & Build Configuration • Modify Configuration • View, Verify & Save Section B: Access & Discovery • Using Telnet • CDP • CDP Neighbors • CDP Lab • CDP Neighbor Detail • Access Routers • Use IP Host Mapping • Manage Telnet Sessions Section C: IP Routing • Routing Process • Static Routing • Dynamic Routing • Static Characteristics • Dynamic Characteristics • Add Static Route • Route Table • Administrative Distance Section D: Route Table & Static Route • Lab Objective • Enable IP Routing • Display Route Table • Create Static Routes • Verify Connectivity Section E: Dynamic Routing Protocols • Distance Vector • Link-state • Routing Loops • Count to Infinity • Preventing Routing Loops Section F: RIP Routing • Classful vs. Classless • RIP v1 Routing • RIP Disadvantage • Enabling RIP • Holding Down RIP • Configuring RIP • Display RIP Routes • Verify RIP Functionality Continued on other side. Cisco ® Section G: IGRP Routing • Route Determination • IGRP Specifications • Enabling IGRP • Test & View Configurations • Debug & Logging IGRP • Adding IGRP • Debugging • Display IGRP Routes Total Time:105 Minutes Session 3 Section A: Additional Protocols • OSPF • EIGRP • IS-IS • BGP4 • IPX Suite Section B: Understanding IPX • IPX Addressing • Frame Types • Data Encapsulation • Communication • Enable IPX Routing • Testing & Debugging Section C: Network Segmentation • Network Congestion • Updates & Services • Segmentation Solutions • Collision Issues • Router Segments • Bridge Solutions • Switch Solutions Section D: Layer 2 Switching • Cut-through • Fragment Free • Store & Forward • Switches in Action • Spanning Tree Protocol • Bridging Loops Section E: VLANs • Flat Layer 2 Network • VLAN Functions • VLAN Routing • Trunk Links • Frame Tagging • Trunk Links in Action • VTP • VTP Pruning Section F: Switch Configuration • Catalyst LAN Switch • Basic Commands • Remote Access • Ethernet Ports • VLANs • VTP Modes • VLAN Trunk Links Total Time:102 Minute Session 4 Section A: LAN Switching Lab • Lab Objectives • Configure IP Address • Configure Trunk Ports • Combined Switch Trunking • Display Local Ping CCNA Series cont. Section B: Advanced VLAN Lab • Display VLANs • Create VLANs • Assign Port • Join VTP Domains • VLAN Test • InterVLAN Routing • Verify Final VLAN Section C: IP Subnetting • Address Classes • Subnet Mask • Public & Private Scheme • Reserved Private Addresses • Requirements • Subnetting Example • Classful Process • Subnetting Cheat Sheet Section D: Subnetting Example • Sample Network Design • Defining Networks • Creating Subnet Masks • Decimal to Bit Mask • Mask Representation Section E: Reverse Engineering IP • Five-step Process • Figure Ranges • Figure Max Hosts • Figure Number Networks • Practice Homework Section F: Router ACLs • ACL Function • ACL Processing • ACL Rules • Editing Rule • Standard & Extended Lists • Display IP Access List Section G: Standard IP ACLs • Command Syntax • Wildcard Mask • Wildcard Examples • Assign to Interface • Using Standard ACLs Total Time:101 Minutes Session 5 Section A: IP Extended ACLs • Command Syntax • Syntax Examples • Extended ACL Scenario • Scenario Solution • Assigning ACLs • Displaying ACLs • View Access Lists • Build & Remove Lists Section B: WAN Connections • Connection Types • PPP Connections • DCE & DTE • PPP Architecture • Enabling PPP • CHAP • Configure Devices Section C: Frame Relay • Overview • Connectivity • Components • Terminology • Traffic Shaping 1.800.865.0165 learnkey.com TM Section D: Issues & Topologies • Split Horizon Issue • Sub-interfaces • Frame Relay Topology • Configurations • Encapsulation • LMI to Interface • Assign & Map DLCI • Show & Debug Commands Section E: Frame Relay Configuration • View Connectivity • Configure Router • Map Router to DLCI • Display Configuration Section F: ISDN & DDR • ISDN Overview • BRI/PRI • BRI Environment • CDDR Overview • Basic Implementation • Configure Steps Section G: ISDN Configuration Lab • Setup Connection • Dialer Maps • ISDN Debug • View Status Total Time: 101 Minutes