MCT Certificate in Network Engineer (MCTNE) A Roadmap to CCNA. Contents: Networking Basics: Duration: 60 Hrs. (3 Hours Daily).

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1 MCT Certificate in Network Engineer (MCTNE) This program is mapped with Cisco s CCNA program where you learn to install, operate and troubleshoot a small and medium network. This program enables you to make your career in Networking as Network Engineer. Networking is one of the highest paying fields in IT and is required in all major companies. This training program provides productive career opportunities in the field of routing, switching, network design and security. A Roadmap to CCNA Duration: 60 Hrs. (3 Hours Daily). Contents: Networking Basics: Introduction to networking Network Types Network Topologies Networking media Cabling Physical vs. Logical addresses Network Technologies Network Devices Testing connectivity OSI Model TCP/IP Model Data Encapsulation Introduction to Addressing IP Addressing-Class full Subnetting with VLSM Classless Addressing CIDR TCP/IP Application & Transport layers

2 Basic Router Configuration & Troubleshooting and Routing on Networking Devices: Introduction to Routers Routers Components & Models Routers Startup Routers Command line Interface Routers Basic configuration Commands Backing up & Restoring the "Cisco/Juniper IOS" & "Configuration File" Host Tables DHCP "Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol" Learning about Other Devices (CDP) Telnet Password Recovery IP Routing Routing Protocol Basics Configure, verify, and troubleshoot RIP "Routing Information Protocol" Configure, verify, and troubleshoot IGRP "Interior Gateway Routing Protocol" Configure, verify, and troubleshoot EIGRP "Exterior Gateway Routing Protocol" Configure, verify, and troubleshoot OSPF Open Shortest Path First Perimeter, Firewall, and Internal Routes ACL Access Control Lists NAT (Network Address Translation) Introduction to wireless technology Cisco/Juniper Unified wireless solution Configuring our wireless Internetwork Introduction to IPv6 IPv6 addressing and expressions How IPv6 works on the Internetwork IPv6 Routing Protocols Migrating to IPv6 Configuring IPv6 Introduction to WANs Cable and DSL PPP & HDLC encapsulation Methods Frame Relay

3 Configure, verify and troubleshoot a switch with VLANs and interswitch communications: Introduction to Switches & Switches Models Network Segmentation and Basic Traffic Management Concepts Basic Switching Concepts and the Operation of Switches Perform and verify initial switch configuration tasks including remote access management Identify, prescribe, and resolve common switched network media issues, configuration issues, auto negotiation, and switch hardware failures STP "Spanning Tree Protocol" Configure, verify, and troubleshoot VLANs "Virtual LANs" Configure, verify, and troubleshoot trunking Configure, verify, and troubleshoot inter VLAN routing Hands-on Labs Included in this course The MobileComm Technology will provide the following hands-on lab to each individual student. This does not include the list of numerous written labs provided to each student! Lab Module #1 Lab 1: Logging into a Cisco/Juniper Router Lab 2: Overview of Router Modes Lab 3: Editing and Help Features Lab 4: Gathering Basic Router Information Lab 5: Setting the Passwords Lab 6: Encrypting your Passwords Lab 7: Setting Router Banners Lab 8: Configuring Router Interfaces Lab 9: Bringing up An Interface Lab 10: Configuring an IP Address on an Interface Lab 11: Serial Interface Commands Lab 12: Setting the Router hostnames Lab 13: Setting interface descriptions Lab 14: Saving Your Configurations Lab 15: Verifying Your Configurations Lab 16: Connecting to the switch and setting the passwords Lab 17: Setting the hostname Lab 18: Configuring the IP address information Lab 19: Configuring Switch Interfaces Lab 20: Configuring Interface Descriptions

4 Lab 21: Viewing Descriptions Lab 22: Configuring the port duplex Lab 23: Verifying IP Connectivity Lab 24: Erasing the Switch Configuration Lab Module #2 Lab 1: Password Recovery Techniques Lab 2: Backing up a Cisco/Juniper IOS to a TFTP server Lab 3: Upgrading or restoring a Cisco/Juniper IOS from a TFTP server Lab 4: Backing up a Cisco/Juniper router configuration using a TFTP server Lab 5: Restoring a Cisco/Juniper router configuration from a TFTP server Lab 6: Using the Cisco/Juniper Discovery Protocol to gather information about neighbor devices Lab 7: Using Telnet Lab 8: Create a hosts table on a router and resolve host names to IP addresses Lab Module #3 Lab 1: Configuring the Routers Lab 2: Verifying the Configurations Lab 3: Configuring Static Routing Lab 4: Verifying Static Routing Lab 5: Configuring and Verifying the Hosts Lab 6: Configuring Default Routing Lab 7: Verifying Default Routing Lab 8: Configuring RIPv2 Routing Lab 9: Verifying RIPv2 Routing Lab 10: Configuring EIGRP Routing Lab 11: Verifying EIGRP Routing Lab 12: Configuring OSPF Routing Lab 13: Verifying OSPF Routing Lab Module #4 Lab 1: Standard IP Access-Lists Lab 2: Verifying Standard IP Access-lists Lab 3: Applying an Access-List to a VTY Line Lab 4: Extended IP Access-Lists Lab 5: Verifying Extended IP Access-lists

5 Lab 6: Troubleshooting ACL s Lab Module #5 Lab 1: Configuring VLANs Lab 2: Configuring Trunk Ports Lab 3: Configuring ISL Routing Lab 4: Configuring VTP domain Lab 5: Configuring the Switches in Our Lab Lab 6: Managing STP Lab 7: Managing RSTP Lab Module #6 Lab 1: Understanding NAT Lab 2: Configuring static NAT Lab 3: Configuring Dynamic NAT Lab 4: Configuring NAT Overload Lab 5: Verifying NAT Lab 6: Troubleshooting NAT Lab Module #7 Lab 1: Configuring PPP Encapsulation Lab 2: Verifying PPP Encapsulation Lab 3: Configuring PPP Authentication with CHAP Lab 4: Verifying PPP with Authentication Lab 5: Understanding Frame Relay Configuration