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 CCNA program was created to provide a solid introduction not only to the Cisco IOS and Cisco hardware, but also to Internetworking in general. It gives students a firm understanding of how the network with Cisco routers operate.
The program will prepare students to the CCNA certification exam.
CCNA is the first step in the Cisco Career certifications. The exam covers 60 test objectives,
and preparing for those objectives is not an easy task. However, this 5 days course module offers
intense labs, lecture, and homework that tie directly to the objectives on the CCNA exam.
Skills
acquired:
- Understand and be able to configure IP, IGRP, IPX, Serial, Apple Talk, Frame-Relay, IP RIP, IPX RIP, Ethernet, and access lists.
- Install and /or configure a network.
- Optimize Wan through Internet-access solutions that reduce bandwidth on demand, and dial-on-demand routing.
- Provide remote access by integrating dial-up connectivity with traditional, remote LAN-to-LAN access, as well as supporting the higher levels of performance required for new applications such as for Internet, e-commerce, multimedia, etc.
- Install, configure, and operate simple-routed LAN, routed WAN, and Switched LAN.
You Get:
- Authorized Cisco Content
- Instructor with CCIE (Certified Cisco Systems Engineer) certification
- Nightly Homework and Exams Targeted to Specific CCNA Objectives
- Cisco CBT (Computer Based Training for homework) CDs
- Testing Stations on Site
- Additional Study Aids to Help You Pass the CCNA Exam
- Study Book with simulation exam licenses on CD
- CCNA Virtual Lab e-trainer (a software package that emulates a network that consists of three Cisco routers/Catalyst 1900 switch/WAN links) enabling you to continue practicing at home
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 Todd Lamlee's best-selling "CCNA: Cisco Certified Network Associate Study Guide" (provides in-depth coverage of all official exam objectives and serves as a comprehensive technical resource guide for after-class study and reference)
- 1 VUE certification exam registration fee (upon verification of passing simulation exam grade) and 12 months Simulation/ Internet/Office Lab privileges (on a space available basis).
The Course Length: 5 days (8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.)
Who should attend:
Computer networking professionals who desire to become Cisco certified.
Prerequisite:
Familiarity with networking topics such as TCP/IP, peer-to-peer networking, subnetting, and other network protocols and topologies, standards, and architecture.
Tuition Fee:
$1,525 per student
As you can clearly see, a quality education does not have to break the bank!
Registration:
Register online or contact our Admissions Office for quote and schedule.
DAY 1.
Lesson 1. Introduction to Internetworking.
- OSI reference model.
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- The three - layer hierarchical model.
- Cisco equipments.
- Ethernet networking and standards.
- Cabling the Wide Area Network.
Lesson 2. Switching Technologies. (How switches perform address learning and make forwarding and filtering decision avoiding loops)
- Layer -2 switching.
- Spanning-tree protocol.
- LAN switches types.
DAY 2.
Lesson 3. TCP/IP.
- TCP/IP and the DOD model.
- Hierarchical IP addressing Scheme.
- Subnetting.
Lesson 4. Introduction to Cisco Internetwork system.
- Cisco router user interface.
- Command-line interface.
- Login into the router.
- Routers modes.
- Configuring main router components.
Hands-on Lab 1: Logging into the router, Help and Editing Features, Saving a Router Configuration, Setting Passwords, hostnames etc.
DAY 3.
Lesson 5. IP routing.
- IP routing process.
- Static and Dynamic routing.
- Routing information Protocol (RIP).
- Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP).
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Rip and IGRP networks.
Hands-on Lab 2: Creating static routes, dynamic routing with rip, and dynamic routing with IGRP.
Lesson 6. Virtual LANs (VLANS).
- VLan broadcast control, security etc.
- VLan memberships.
- Trunking.
- Routing between VLans.
- VLan Trunk Protocol.
Hangs lab 3: Creating VLANS, trunks and routing between the VLANS, configuring ISL and VTP.
DAY 4.
Lesson 7. Internetwork system.
- Internal components of a Cisco router.
- Router Boot Sequence.
- Managing configuration Registers.
- Backing up and restoring the Cisco IOS.
- Backing up and restoring the Cisco router Configuration.
- Cisco Discovery Protocol.
Hands-on lab 4: Backup and upgrading routers IOS, using CDP and telnet, resolving hostnames.
Lesson 8. Configuring Novel IPX.
- Introduction to Novel IPX.
- Enabling IPX on Cisco routers.
- Configuring our internetwork with IPX.
- Configuring our internetwork with multiple Ethernet Frame types.
Hands-on lab 5: Enabling IPX on Cisco routers, adding secondary network addresses and multiple frame types.
DAY 5.
Lesson 9. Managing Traffic with Access Lists.
- Standard access lists (both IP and IPX).
- Extended access lists (both IP and IPX).
Hands-on lab 6: Standard and extended IP access lists, standard IPX access list.
Lesson 10. Wide area Networking Protocols. Command-line interface.
- Introduction to WAN area. (Terms, types and support).
- High-level Data -link control Protocol (HDLC).
- Point - to -Point Protocol (PPP).
- Frame Relay.
- Integrated Service Digital Network (ISDN).
- Dial-on-Demand Routing (DDR).
Hands-on lab 7: Configuring PPP Encapsulation and Authentication, Configuring and Monitoring HDLC, Configuring Frame Relay and Subinterfaces, configuring ISDN and BRI interfaces.
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