Why should I take this course?

The Cisco Network Support certification track is designed for professionals working with traditional Cisco-based networks that predominantly include LAN and WAN routers and LAN switches. Expertise in this area will enable you to:

• Install and configure a network to increase bandwidth, improves response times, and enhance reliability and quality of service
• Maximize performance and improve network security
• Create a global intranet
• Provide a range of application-oriented solutions

Who should attend?

Individuals interested in pursuing a career in Wide Area Networking (WAN).  Network professionals looking to advance their knowledge and competency in Cisco internet work routing.
 

What are the Prerequisites?

General knowledge of networking concepts found in the Network+ class.

Duration: Daytime: (5 Days Monday Through Friday 9:30--4:30PM)  Weekend: (5 Saturdays  OR 5 Sundays)  Evening: 5 Weeks ( Mon/ Wed) or (T/TH) 6:PM--9:30PM

Prepares for Exam:  #640-802

 Day 1

• Process/Application Layer Protocols
• Host to Host Layer Protocols
• Internet Layer Protocols IP Addressing
• The Hierarchical IP Addressing Scheme
• Sub-netting a Network
• Implementing Sub-netting
• Subnet Masks

Day 2

• Basic Router Operation
• Commands
• Router Status
• Configuring a Router
• Running and Startup Configuration
• Global Configuration
• Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)

Day 3

• Configuring Novell IPX
• Configuring IPX Routing
• Verifying and Monitoring IPX Routing
• Access List
• Configuring Apple Talk

Day 4

• TCP/IP Access List
• Novell IPX Access List
• Apple Talk Access List
• Point to Point Protocol
• Configuring X.25
• Configuring Frame Relay
• Review – Test Preparation

 Day 5 

• Small Network Implementation
• Medium-Sized Switched Network Construction
• Medium-Sized Routed Network Construction
• Single Area OSPF Implementation
• EIGRP Implementation
• Access Control Lists
• Address Space Management
• LAN Extension into a WAN