Mobile MOUSe ROUTING AND SWITCHING PROFESSIONAL ONLINE COURSE OUTLINE

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1 Mobile MOUSe ROUTING AND SWITCHING PROFESSIONAL ONLINE COURSE OUTLINE

2 COURSE TITLE ROUTING AND SWITCHING PROFESSIONAL COURSE DURATION 27 Hour(s) of Self-Paced Interactive Training COURSE OVERVIEW Routing and Switching Professional is designed to meet the requirements of all three of the CCNP exams: SWITCH ( ), ROUTE ( ), and TSHOOT ( ). This course will teach you skills you need to plan, configure, verify, and troubleshoot switches and routers as you implement them into complex enterprise routing and switching solutions. You will learn to work collaboratively with specialist on advanced security, voice, wireless, and video solutions. BENEFITS Implement VLANs, WLANs, voice, and video into campus networks Use advanced IP addressing and routing in implementing scalable and secure Cisco ISR routers connected to LANs and WANs Plan and perform regular maintenance on complex enterprise routed and switched networks. CONTACT Website : officeadmin@mobilemouse.com.au Telephone : Fax : PRICING Contact Mobile MOUSe for pricing. ADVANTAGES OF ONLINE COURSES Session times are at your discretion You can pick and choose which sessions to cover and in any order Learn at your own pace Free repetition (for a period of 6 months) Multiple course levels at a discounted price Many of the courses are internationally accredited Training from the comfort of your home or workstation Training can be accessed from any location

3 SESSION 1 Section A: Introduction Cisco Certifications Certification Tracks Cisco Certification Facts Unified Learning Understanding the SWITCH Exam Understanding the ROUTE Exam Understanding the TSHOOT Exam Building a Lab Section B: Cisco Hardware Fundamentals Switches Routers Ports Specialized Hardware Operating System Secure Device Manager Terminal Programs Section C: Switching Basics Building a MAC Address Table MAC Address Tables Frame Forwarding Multilayer Switching Managed vs. Unmanaged Switches Switch Features Planning Switching Infrastructures Section D: Initial Switch Configuration Step 1: Boot the Switch Step 2: Enter Global Configuration Mode Step 3: Set the Hostname Configuration Changes in Privileged Mode Step 4: Define a Startup Banner Step 5: Set Logon Passwords Step 6: Configuring a Management Port Review/Backup the Running Config Configure Switched Virtual Interfaces Section E: Routing Basics Layer 3 Operations Benefits of Routing Internal vs. External Routers Typical Router Interfaces Planning a Routing Infrastructure Section F: Initial Router Configuration Step 1: Boot the Router Step 2: Set the Hostname Step 3: Set Logon Passwords View Router Interface Config Step 4: Configure Interface Routing Section G: Accessing Interfaces Reload Command Help Command Show Interfaces Command Show Running-Config Command Interface Configuration Commands Section H: IOS Tips and Tricks Getting Moded Navigating Devices Quickly Using End and Exit Configuring Interface Ranges Using the Do Command Enable/Disable the Logging Console SESSION 2 Section A: Managing Configurations Advanced Show Running-Config Command Backing Up the Configuration via TFTP Adding Configuration Settings Removing Configuration Settings Settings Not Stored in Startup-Config Section B: Troubleshooting Processes Cisco's Six-Step Troubleshooting Model Cisco's Simplified Troubleshooting Model Structured Troubleshooting Documentation Tom's Simplified Troubleshooting Model Section C: Enterprise Design Logical Network Design Flat Networks Network Segmentation Hierarchical Network Model Access Layer Details Distribution Layer Details Core Layer Details Hierarchical Design Example Cisco's Planning Methodology Cisco Enterprise Architecture Section D: Campus Design Campus Design Terms Switch Block Redundancy Core Block Planning SONA Cisco Enterprise Composite Model 8/08/2012 PAGE 1

4 Section E: Understanding VLANs VLANs Defined VLAN Example VLAN Tagging VLAN Applications VLAN Requirements Section F: Designing VLANs VLANs and Physical Design VLAN Planning Create a VLAN Planning Worksheet VLAN Documentation SESSION 3 Section A: Creating VLANs VLAN Database Method VLAN Configuration Mode Creating a VLAN by Interface Assignment Viewing Flash Content Show VLAN Section B: VLAN Trunking VLAN Trunks VLAN Trunk Example VLAN Trunking Protocol Set Up Trunking Configure VTP Section C: Spanning Tree Protocol Looping in Switched Networks STP Defined BPDU Frames STP Port Types Configure STP: Priority Configure STP: Root Viewing STP STP Failover Section D: VLAN Troubleshooting Using Show VLAN Using Show Running-Config Using Show Mac-Address-Table Using Show Interfaces VTP Revision Problems Resetting VTP Revision Numbers Set VTP Transparent Mode Section E: Layer 2 Security Solutions Layer 2 Attacks Layer 2 Attack Solutions Port Security Port-Based Authentication DHCP Spoofing DHCP Snooping Planning for Security Section F: Configuring Port Security Port Security Violation Modes Switchport Port-Security Violation Switchport Port-Security Maximum Value Switchport Port-Security Mac-Address Switchport Port-Security Aging Show Port-Security Section G: General Switch Security Configure Passwords Creating Logon Accounts Setting Logon Security Levels Enabling Secure HTTP Access Private VLANs Creating a Community Private VLAN Associating VLANs with Private VLANs VACLs and PACLs SESSION 4 Section A: Troubleshooting Switch Security Recovering from Lost Passwords Troubleshooting General Switch Security Troubleshooting Port Security Section B: Layer 3 Switching Overview Layer 3 Interfaces Layer 3 Switching Requirements Layer 3 Switching Benefits Cisco Express Forwarding CEF Limitations Layer 3 Switching Documentation Section C: Layer 3 Switching Configuration Configuring a VLAN Layer Interface Configuring a Physical Layer 3 Interface Enabling CEF Layer 3 Security Section D: Understanding High Availability Redundancy Client Redundancy Needs Resiliency Power Supply Redundancy Switch Port Redundancy Switch Supervisor Engine Service Level Agreements Section E: Planning Switch High Availability Insufficient Redundancy Tools Hot Standby Router Protocol HSRP Operations HSRP States Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol VRRP Redundancy Operations VRRP Distribution Operations Gateway Load Balancing Protocol 8/08/2012 PAGE 2

5 Section F: First Hop Redundancy SESSION 5 HSRP Commands Sample HSRP Configuration VRRP Commands Optional VRRP Commands Sample VRRP Configuration GLBP Commands Sample GLBP Configuration Section A: Troubleshooting High Availability Verifying HSRP Optimization Debugging HSRP Verifying VRRP Debugging VRRP Verifying GLBP Debugging GLBP Section B: Wireless LAN Standards Original b and a g n i e Section C: Wireless LAN Topologies Stations Defined Basic Service Sets Ad-Hoc WLANs Infrastructure WLANs Starting a BSS Joining a BSS Distribution System Section D: Wireless LAN Hardware Wireless LAN Routers Wireless Bridges Wireless Repeaters Wireless Controllers Power Over Ethernet PoE Switches Standard Terminology PoE Installation Powering HT Devices Section E: Integrating Wireless LANs MAC and PHY Bits and Bytes Frames and Packets SDUs and PDUs Frame Format Frame Format Frame Types Acknowledgement Frames Infrastructure Models Section F: Troubleshooting Wireless LANs System Throughput Multipath Troubleshooting Multipath Hidden Node Troubleshooting Hidden Node Near/Far Problem Troubleshooting Near/Far Channel Interference RF Noise and Interference Section G: Understanding VoIP PSTN Defined Local Exchange Interoffice Switching CO Hierarchy Anatomy of a Call Business PSTN Connections Introducing VoIP Analogue to Digital Sampling Voice into Packets and Back 8/08/2012 PAGE 3

6 SESSION 6 Section A: VoIP Hardware Voice Gateways Infrastructure Devices Endpoints Cisco IP Phone Installation Phone Boot Process Section B: VoIP and QoS VoIP Quality Requirements Three-Tier Application Cisco AutoQoS AutoQoS Deployment Enabling AutoQoS Section C: Cisco VoIP Solutions Unified Communications Manager Communications Manager Express Cisco Unity Unified Presence Gateways and Gatekeepers IP Phones Section D: Implementing VoIP TCP vs. UDP RTP RTCP and crtp srtp SCCP MGCP H.323 SIP Network Topologies Transmission Media NAT and PAT Section E: Troubleshooting VoIP Can You Hear Me? Common Problems Problem Symptoms Monitoring Tools Section F: Implementing Video The Next Wave: Video Video Delivery Video Formats IP Video Protocols Video Signal Resolutions Video Bandwidth Cisco Video Technologies Section G: Switch Planning and Implementation Basic Switching Implementation Scenario Step 1: Define the Hostname/Logons Step 2: Enable Switchport Trunking Step 3: Configure Other End of the Trunk Step 4: Configure a VTP Domain Step 5: Configure/Define VLANs Step 6: Assign Interfaces to the VLANs Step 7: Review the Switch Configuration SESSION 7 Section A: IP Overview OSI Model Review Layer-Based Terminology TCP/IP Model IP Operations Section B: IPv4 Functionality IPv4 Addressing Defined Subnet Mask Default Gateway Public and Private IPv4 Addresses Types of Computer Names Resolving Computer Names Section C: IPv6 Functionality IPv4 Problems IPv6 Benefits IPv6 Address Space IPv6 Address Types IPv6 RFCs: IPv4 to IPv6 Changes IPv6 RFCs: Terminology IPv6 RFCs: Headers IPv6 RFCs: Addressing Section D: Planning for IPv6 IPv4 to IPv6 Comparison Transition to IPv6 Planning Addressing Planning Routing Determining Time Frames 8/08/2012 PAGE 4

7 Section E: Configuring IPv6 Enabling IPv6 Setting Addresses Enable IPv6 Addressing IPv6 Autoconfig Address Enable IPv6 on Interfaces Enable IPv6 Unicast Routing Enabling RIP for IPv6 Section F: IPv6 and IPv4 Interoperation Dual Stack Dual Stack Explanation IPv6 over IPv4 Tunnelling Tunnelling Configurations Tunnelling Technologies Section G: Troubleshooting IPv4 and IPv6 Verifying IPv6 Connectivity Verifying DNS Name Resolution Verifying IPv6-Based TCP Connections IPv6 Show Commands IPv6 Debug Commands SESSION 8 Section A: Routing Protocols Static Routing Static Routing Issues Routing Protocols Defined Distance Vector Routing Link State Routing Routing Protocol Metrics Administrative Distance Section B: Understanding OSPF OSPF OSPF Issues Steps for OSPF Operation Multicast Addresses OSPF Operation OSPF States OSPF Databases OSPF Network Types DR and BDR DR and BDR Selection Priority Values Section C: Configuring and Troubleshooting OSPF Configure OSPF Pinging Routers Configure Terminal Mode Traveling an OSPF Route Show IP OSPF OSPF Priority Section D: Understanding EIGRP EIGRP Overview A Hybrid Routing Protocol EIGRP vs. IGRP EIGRP Fundamentals Section E: Planning for EIGRP EIGRP Terminology Neighbour Discovery and Recovery Reliable Transport Protocol DUAL Finite State Machine EIGRP Packet Types EIGRP Neighbour Table EIGRP Routing Table EIGRP Topology Table Section F: Configuring EIGRP EIGRP Configuration Commands Network IP Configurations Viewing Connected Routes Setting Up an EIGRP Route Debug EIGRP Adding Routers to the EIGRP Network Section G: Troubleshooting EIGRP Verifying EIGRP Routes Change Running-Config Show Specific IP Routes EIGRP Subcommands 8/08/2012 PAGE 5

8 SESSION 9 Section A: EGP Overview Routing Types Autonomous Systems IGP Defined EGP Defined The Need for EGP IGP vs. EGP EGP in the DMZ Section B: Introducing ebgp BGP-4 BGP Terminology BGP Features BGP Routing Algorithm BGP Packets BGP Tables Section C: Planning for ebgp BGP Directional Planning Planning Egress Traffic Planning Ingress Traffic BGP Updates NLRI AS-Path Attributes Section D: Configuring ebgp Primary BGP Commands Configuring BGP Peers Section E: Troubleshooting ebgp Routing Between Autonomous Systems Configuring Router Interfaces Configuring Neighbours BGP Convergence Time Section F: Router Security TCP Conversation Access Control Lists Cisco ACLs Inbound and Outbound Building ACLs Protocol IDs and ACLs The ip access-list Command Denying IP Addresses Creating and Removing ACLs Section G: AAA Security AAA Credential Types RADIUS Servers User Directories TACACS+ AAA Implementation SESSION 10 Section A: IOS Router Services Configuring DHCP Exclusions Configuring DHCP Address Pools Verify DHCP Configuration Configuring NTP HTTP Server Configuration Verify HTTP Server Config Section B: NAT and PAT ISP Connections Network Address Translation Port Address Translation Configuring NAT ACLs Creating the NAT Pool Specifying the Inside Source Defining Addresses for IP Redirection Assigning Interfaces to NAT Section C: Routing Redistribution Redistribution Defined Planning Redistribution Configuring Redistribution Verifying Redistribution Troubleshooting Redistribution Documenting Redistribution Section D: Supporting Branch Offices Branch Access Planning Supporting Teleworkers Broadband Technologies Configuring Broadband Connections VPN Technologies GRE Tunnels Configuring GRE Tunnels Section E: Layer 3 Path Control Understanding Layer 3 Path Control Planning Path Control Configuring IP SLA Configuring PBR Verifying Path Control Documenting Path Control Section F: Network Monitoring Planning for Monitoring SNMP Logging Configuration Commands Archive Configuration Commands Section G: Router/Switch Maintenance Show Environmental Information Show Inventory Information Show Memory Information Updating the IOS Updating the Boot Configuration Path 8/08/2012 PAGE 6