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| Internetworking Technologies 1 | |
| Internetworking Technologies 2 | |
| Router Configuration Basics | |
| TCP/IP Addressing and Cisco Routers | |
| IP Routing Concepts | |
| IP Routing Configuration | |
| IPX Routing | |
| Monitoring and Security | |
| WAN Protocols - HDLC, PPP | |
| Configuring X.25 | |
| Configuring Frame Relay and ISDN | |
| LAN Switching | |
| Advanced Networking and Routing | |
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This CBT covers the evolution of networks, and offers a description of the technologies and the devices used in LANs and WANs. The course identifies the need for a layered approach, and describes the seven layers of the OSI reference model along with their functions. This first course also covers the upper layers of the OSI model in detail, and the processes of flow control and windowing for data integrity for reliability in the Transport layer. Finally, it defines the various methods used to determine the best path for communication over an internetwork.
Internetworking Technologies 1 training covers such topics as:
Internetworking Fundamentals
OSI Reference Model
Application and Upper Layers
Network Layer
This course is designed to provide the user with a thorough understanding of the concepts of the Data Link layer and the Physical layer of the OSI model. It describes the coding schemes and the different media types used in LANs and WANs, as well as the different topologies and technologies associated with LANs. The WAN technologies and protocols are also discussed.
Internetworking Technologies 2 training covers such topics as:
Data Link Layer
Physical Layer
Local Area Network
Wide Area Network
This course is designed for: network support staff who will install and maintain
small networks, network support staff who will perform help desk role and provide
first level of technical assistance to users in medium-to-large enterprise
organizations, network administrators who will manage and monitor medium-to-large
networks, networking professionals who are using Cisco products, Channel partners,
resellers, customers who are new to Cisco products and services or Students
who want a resource library for the CCNA and CCNP.
This course presents the basics of router configuration and covers the entire process of the installation of routers. This includes defining various components and interfaces that are supported by Cisco routers. The course also discusses how to manage Cisco routers and Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP).
Router Configuration Basics training covers such topics as:
Router Startup
Configuring a Router
Managing the Router
Accessing Other Routers
Target audience for this curriculum consists of network support staff who install
and maintain networks, perform a helpdesk role, and provide technical assistance
to users. This curriculum is also aimed at network administrators who will
manage and monitor networks and networking professionals who are using Cisco
products. Target audience also includes channel partners, resellers, and customers
who are new to Cisco products and students who want a resource library for
CCNA and CCNP.