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Cisco Networking: A Comprehensive Hands-On Introduction
Course: 466
Type: Hands-On Training
Duration: 4 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Successfully install and configure Cisco routers and switches to build internetworks
- Create Cisco device configurations from scratch
- Configure IP routing protocols
- Troubleshoot complex IP routing problems
- Perform software and hardware upgrades
- Effectively manage and maintain Cisco routers with SNMP
Course Benefits This course provides a comprehensive introduction to deploying Cisco devices in an internetworked environment. Through extensive hands-on exercises, you gain the fundamental knowledge and skills you need to install, configure and troubleshoot Cisco routers.Who Should Attend Network managers, technicians, consultants and designers who are involved in supporting, implementing and designing internetworks with Cisco routers. Familiarity with basic internetworking concepts at the level of Course 364, "Switches and Routers Comprehensive Introduction," is assumed.Hands-On Training Extensive hands-on exercises include:
- Identifying and testing router components
- Editing router configuration files
- Interpreting routing tables
- Configuring RIP, EIGRP and OSPF
- Using extended ping and trace
- Recovering lost passwords
- Upgrading the Cisco IOS
- Backing up config files and router images
- Troubleshooting with debug commands
Course 466 Content
- Internetworking terminology
- Protocol layering
- Routing vs. bridging
- Distribution and core routers
- Internetwork Operating System (IOS) versions and licensing
- Addressing Cisco security vulnerabilities
- Console and AUX ports
- Remote and TFTP configuration
- Setting the configuration register
- Using the start-up configuration dialog
- Selecting a configuration mode: global, interface, router, line
- IOS editing and help features
- Assigning IP addresses and subnet masks
- Implementing access lists for enhanced security
- Selecting a routing protocol
- Monitoring and maintaining routing tables
- Configuring RIP V1, RIP V2, EIGRP, OSPF
- Distance Vector and Link State routing
- Evaluating routing metrics
- Configuring Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
- Differentiating between RIP V1 and V2
- Tailoring RIP V2 address summarization and authentication
- Cisco Enhanced Interior Gateway Protocol (EIGRP)
- Transitioning to an OSPF single area network topology
- Implementing static routes
- Route redistribution
- Ethernet
- Port speed
- Duplex settings
- Leased lines
- ISDN
- Frame relay
- ATM
- Setting up ISDN dial-on-demand and dial backup
- Analyzing interface problems
- Finding and resolving IP routing errors with extended ping and trace
- Fixing misconfigurations
- Leveraging ICMP and Cisco debug commands
- Validating Layer 2 connectivity with Cisco Discovery Protocol
- Exploiting the Cisco documentation
- Contacting the Technical Assistance Center (TAC)
- Preventing loops using Spanning Tree
- Controlling root switch selection
- Executing VLAN configuration
- Managing VLAN trunk lines
- ISL and 802.1Q trunks
- Routing between VLANs
- Selecting and testing the new IOS release
- Loading the new IOS images
- Recovering a corrupt IOS from the ROMMON prompt
- Planning a hardware maintenance strategy
- Replacing boot ROMs
- Adding RAM and flash memory
- Securing router access
- Defining local access strings
- Harnessing TACACS+ to authenticate and monitor users
- Recovering lost passwords
- Backing up config files and router images
- Exploiting Cisco's proprietary MIB
- Analyzing router performance
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