INTERCONNECTING CISCO NETWORK DEVICES

INTRODUCTION

Course Acronym: ICND (640 – 801)                Course Duration: 40 Hours

Course Content:

·         Concepts and commands required to configure Cisco switches and multiprotocol internetworks.

·         Demonstrations, exercises, and laboratory projects to identify and recommend the best Cisco solutions.

·         Basic configuration procedures to build a multirouter, multigroup internetwork that uses LAN and WAN interfaces for the most commonly used routing and routed protocols.

·         Installation, configuration, and troubleshooting information that technical support people required to install and configure Cisco products.

Who Should Attend:              

·         Network Administrators responsible for implementing and managing small & medium business networks.

·         Customers or channel sellers new to Cisco products or to internetworking industry.

·         Network support staff who will act as network device installers & first-line support.

·         Network technicians new to Cisco products and services.

·         CCNA candidate

·         CCNP candidate

Content by Module:

·         Module 1: Getting Started with Cisco Networks

·         Chapter1: Course Introduction

·         Chapter 2: Selecting Cisco Network Devices

·         Chapter 3: Assembling and Cabling Cisco Network Devices

·         Chapter 4: Operating and Configuring a Cisco IOS Devices

·         Chapter5: Managing Your Network Environment

·         Module 2: Interconnecting Cisco Switches

·         Chapter 6: Catalyst Switch operations

·         Chapter 7: Extending Switch Functionality

·         Module 3: Interconnecting Cisco Routers

·         Chapter 8: Configuring IP Addressing

·         Chapter 9: Adding Basic IP Routing Protocols

·         Chapter 10: Basic IP Traffic Management with Access Lists

·         Chapter 11: Configuring Novell IPX

·         Module 4: Extending the Network to WAN

·         Chapter 12: Establishing Serial Point-to-Point Connections

·         Chapter 13: Completing an ISDN BRI Call

·         Chapter 14: Establishing a Frame Relay PVC Connection

·         Module 5: Solving Network Problems

·         Chapter 15: Solving basic Network Problems

REVISED CCNA COURSE CONTENTS

 

NAT     :     NETWORK ADDRESS TRANSLATION

PAT      :     PORT ADDRESS TRANSLATION

EIGRP:      EXTENDED INTERIOR GATEWAY ROUTING PROTOCOL

OSPF    :      OPEN SHORTEST PATH FIRST

VLSM:       VARIABLE LENGTH SUBNET MASKS

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