Cisco CCNA and CCNP 240 Hours / 12 Months / Self-Paced WIA Fee: $

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1 This fee includes the following exams: Cisco CCNA and CCNP 240 Hours / 12 Months / Self-Paced WIA Fee: $ Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) ICND1 and ICND2 Cisco Certified Networking Professional (CCNP) ROUTE, SWITCH, TSHOOT Course Overview: The Cisco CCNA Training Package (ICND v2: Parts 1 and 2) includes expert instructor-led training modules with customized presentations, practice exam simulators and learning supplements for an allinclusive training program that provides all the benefits of classroom training at your own pace. The new Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices Part 1 & 2 (ICND1 v2 & ICND2 v2) course provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to install, operate and troubleshoot a small to medium branch network. The ICND1 & ICND2 course curriculum includes LAN Switching Technologies, Troubleshooting, WAN Technologies and IP Services (SNMP, Syslog, FHRP). The curriculum also includes the Operation of IP Data Networks, IP Addressing (IPv4 & IPv6), Network Security, Basic Troubleshooting and DHCP, NAT, ACLs and other IP Routing Technologies. The new and updated ICND1 v2 and ICND2 v2 courses provide students with network infrastructure know how. The CCNA certification help build the necessary foundational knowledge required for job roles such as network engineer, network specialist or network administrator. The ICND1 & ICND2 course curriculum includes Cisco switches, routers, basic migration of security threats, introduction to wireless networking concepts. In addition, the course provides the necessary knowledge and skills required for the following protocols: IP, OSPF, ACLs (Ethernet and Access Control Lists), VLANs, Frame Relay, Serial Line Interface Protocol and EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol. This CCNP Routing & Switching, Troubleshooting & Maintaining, and Implementing Cisco IP Routing course provides full coverage of the knowledge and skills required to implement, plan, troubleshoot and verify local and wide-area enterprise networks and work on advanced security, voice, wireless and video solutions. This new course provides you the needed training to manage routers and switches for a core network and edge applications as well as integrating voice, wireless and security into a network. Course Outline: Cisco CCNA v2.0 Course Curriculum

2 : ICND Part 1 Module 1 Understanding Cisco Certification Track Cisco Certifications What's New In Study Suggestions Numbering Systems Creating a Lab Environment : ICND Part 1 Module 2 Networking Technologies Network Building Blocks Network Cables Network Speed : ICND Part 1 Module 3 Open Systems Interconnecting (OSI) Model OSI Model Layer Definition Network Device Communication Using OSI : ICND Part 1 Module 4 Basic IP Addressing IPv4 Addressing Subnet Masks ARP Layer 2 and : ICND Part 1 Module 5 IP Addressing Part 2 Assigning Addresses Multiple IP Addressing Loopback Addressing Classes of Addresses : ICND Part 1 Module 6 Subnetting How Subnetting Works Determine and Create a Subnet : ICND Part 1 Module 7 More Subnetting Determining How Many Subnets Are Needed Subnet Masks

3 : ICND Part 1 Module 8 Protocols and Ports TCP and UDP Industry Standard Ports End to End Communication Network Analyzation Tool : ICND Part 1 Module 9 Cisco IOS (Internetwork Operating System) Hubs Switches Routers Cisco IOS Command Modes : ICND Part 1 Module 10 Using IOS: Base Configuration Physical Connections Initial Configuration Checklist Password Configuration for Secure Connection Configuring a Default Gateway Login Banners : ICND Part 1 Module 11 VLans and Trunks Virtual LAN (VLAN) Trunking When and Why are They Used : ICND Part 1 Module 12 VTP and 802.1q VLAN and Trunking Native VLAN VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP) VLAN Pruning : ICND Part 1 Module 13 Routing Essentials What is a Router? Basic Router Configuration Using the IOS Introduction to Routing Protocols OSPF Configuration

4 : ICND Part 1 Module 14 Network Address Translation (NAT) What is NAT? Configuring NAT on a Router Using IOS : ICND Part 1 Module 15 Static Routes What is a Static Route? Configure a Static Route Using IOS : ICND Part 1 Module 16 Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) IPv6 Addresses IPv6 Address Types Enabling and Configuring IPv6 Using IOS : ICND Part 1 Module 17 Access Control Lists Adding and Configuring Course : ICND Part 2 Module 1 CCNA-ICND2_Introduction Cisco Certifications What's New In : ICND Part 2 Module 2 Lab Setup Using Graphical Network Simulator (GNS3) : ICND Part 2 Module 3 Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) STP Explained Important Facts Find the Best Path STP Functions PortFast Rapid STP : ICND Part 2 Module 4

5 First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRP) What we will cover Protocols: FSRP,HSRP,VRRP,GLBP Configuring Fine Tuning Virtual and Gateway GLBP? : ICND Part 2 Module 5 Virtual Private Network (VPN) Connection Types Authentication Routing and Remote Access IpSec Protocols Is VPN Secure? : ICND Part 2 Module 6 Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) Distance Vector (DV) and Link State Routing Protocol (LSRP) Loop Prevention Split Horizon Why EIGRP? How is EIGRP Metric calculated? Configure EIGRP : ICND Part 2 Module 7 Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) OSPF Areas Autonomous System Boundary Router (ASBR) OSPF Neighbors Synchronisation Process OSPF Setup Configure OSPF : ICND Part 2 Module 8 IPv6: The New Frontier IPV6 Configure an IPv6 Addressing Scheme ICND2 Program Cisco : Implementing Cisco IP Switched Networks Curriculum: Instructor Introduction

6 Course Goals and Prerequisites Exam Topics and Course Outline Cisco : Section 1: Analyzing Campus Network Design (Cisco SONA) Enterprise Composite Network Model Network Traffic Types Cisco Lifecycle Services and Implementation Lab Overview Cisco : Section 2: Implementing VLANs in a Campus Network VLAN Deployment Assigning and Building VLANs Implementing Private VLANs VLAN Configuration and Verification Aggregating Links with EtherChannel EtherChannel Configuration Cisco : Section 3: Spanning Tree Protocol Enhancements Spanning Tree Protocol Basics Setting Up and Configuring Spanning Tree Configuring Multiple Spanning Tree Spanning Tree Summary Spanning Tree Tools and Features Implementing Spanning Tree Protocol Configuring Portfast Global and BPDU Cisco : Section 4: Routing Between VLANs Router on a Stick and Switched Virtual Interfaces Configuring SVI DHCP Services Sub Section Summary Implementing V-LAN Routing Cisco : Section 5: Implementing a High Availability Network Components of High Availability Implementing High Availability Implementing Network Monitoring Simple Network Management Protocol Service Level Agreement Cisco : Section 6: Configuring Layer 3 Redundancy with HSRP First Hop Redundancy Protocol Designing Multiple Spanning Tree

7 Configuring HSRP Configuring Layer 3 Redundancy with VRRP and GLBP Cisco : Section 7: Understanding Switch Security Issues Switch Security Implementing Port Security Securing Network Services Cisco : Section 8: Accommodating Voice and Video in a Campus Network Planning for Support of Voice and Video Configuring for Voice VLANs Accommodating Voice and Video on Campus Switches Implementing QOS Cisco : Section 9: Integrating Wireless LAN into a Campus Network Comparing WLANs to Campus Networks Preparing the Campus Infrastructure for WLANs Implementing a Wireless Network Course Cisco : Troubleshooting and Maintaining Cisco IP Networks Curriculum: Course Introduction Lab Introduction Cisco : Section 1: Shooting Trouble Methodologies of Solving Network Problems Troubleshooting Methodology Gathering Toolkits for Troubleshooting Basic IOS Tools Using a Sniffer, Span and Remote Span Using Logging, NTP, SNMP and NetFlow SNMP C Program Cisco : Section 2: Layer 2 Device Connectivity Issues Spanning Tree, EtherChannel and Trunking Switch Virtual Interface (SVI) and FHRP Cisco : Section 3: Layer 3 Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) EIGRP Migration OSPF to EIGRP Route Redistribution

8 Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Router Performance Cisco : Section 4: IP Services Address Translation - NAT/PAT Issues DHCP Issues Cisco : Section 5: VoIP, Video and Multicasting Multicasting Music On Hold Bandwidth Control for Voice and Video Calls Quality of Service Cisco : Section 6: Wireless Wireless and Shooting Trouble Cisco : Section 7: Trouble with IPv6 IPv6 Network Implementation Routing with RIPng Routing with OSPFv3 Cisco : Section 8: Troubles with Security AAA and Secure Shell (SSH) Switch Security Access Control - ACL and CBAC Course Cisco : Implementing Cisco IP Routing Curriculum: Instructor Introduction Exam Topics Course Outline Cisco : Section 1: Scalable Network Design Enterprise Architecture and Hierarchical Network Model Enterprise Composite Network and Network Traffic Functionality Requirements and Protocol Comparison Cisco : Section 2: Open Shortest Path First Establishing Neighbor Relationship Best Path Determination Network Types Planning for OSPF Lab Overview

9 Configuring Basic OSPF Router Summarization Authentication Virtual Links and Final Tuning Cisco : Section 3: Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol EIGRP Metrics Basic Routing Process Manual Summarization Scalability Cisco : Section 4: Internet Protocol Version 6 Advanced Features Address Types Routing Protocols OSPFv3 Hierarchical Structure Addressing Design Migrating IPv6 to OSPF Cisco : Section 5: Using Multiple IP Routing Protocols Complex Routing Scenarios Route Redistribution Routing Updates Administrative Distances Bidirectional Route Redistribution of OSPF to EIGRP Route Map Options Cisco : Section 6: Assessing Performance Issues Path Control IP SLA Tool Policy Based Routing Cisco : Section 7: Border Gateway Protocol Enterprise Network to ISP Connection Terminology and Options BGP Neighbors Configuring BGP Troubleshooting Path Selection Process Route Filtering and Path Selection Cisco : Section 8: Access Technologies for Remote Connections

10 Connecting Teleworkers to Enterprise Network Internet Protocol Security and Basic Functions GRE over IPSec Course All necessary materials are included. Certifications: Upon successful completion of this course, students will be prepared to sit for the Cisco CCNA , and Cisco SWITCH, TSHOOT, and ROUTE certification exams. System Requirements: Internet Connectivity Requirements: Cable and DSL internet connections are recommended. Hardware Requirements: Minimum Pentium 400 Mhz CPU or G3 Macintosh. 1 GHz or greater CPU recommended. 256MB RAM minimum. 1 GB RAM recommended. 800x600 video resolution minimum. 1025x768 recommended. Speakers/Headphones to listen to Dialogue steaming audio sessions. A microphone to speak in Dialogue streaming audio sessions. Operating System Requirements: Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 Mac OSX 10 or higher. OpenSUSE Linux 9.2 or higher. Web Browser Requirements: Google Chrome is recommended. Firefox 13.x or greater. Internet Explorer 6.x or greater. Safari or greater. Software Requirements: Adobe Flash Player 6 or greater. Oracle Java 7 or greater. Adobe Reader 7 or greater. Web Browser Settings: Accept Cookies. Disable Pop-up Blocker. ** Outlines are subject to change, as courses and materials are updated. **