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Networking and Internetworking with
Cisco (CCNA)
Course Description
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Networking Essentials (15 hrs) |
This module includes the following topics:
- Introduction to the PC
- Standards and Terminology
- Common Networking Terms
- Types of Networks
- Types of Servers
- Security Models
- Communication Methods
- Dial-up Communication Protocols
- Media Access Methods
- Transmission Technologies
- Network Interface Adapter Standards
- Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) Model
- IEEE 802 Project Model
- Planning
- Selecting the Appropriate Media
- Selecting the Appropriate Connector
- Selecting the Appropriate Topology
- Selecting the Appropriate Protocol or Protocol Stacks
- Selecting the Appropriate Connectivity Devices
- Selecting the Appropriate WAN Technology
- Implementation
- Implementing an Administrative Plan
- Implementing a Disaster Recovery Plan
- Installing and Configuring Network Adapter Cards
- Implementing a NetBIOS Naming Scheme
- Troubleshooting
- Identifying Common Problems
- Resolving Broadcast Storms (Routers)
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Network Infrastructure (40 Hours) |
This prepares students for the exam 70-221 and includes the following topics:
- TCP/IP concepts including DHCP, DNS, name resolution and others.
- DFS strategy
- Internet connectivity, which include some of the following: Dial-up networking, VPN, and routing
- Optimizing, monitoring, and troubleshooting Windows 2000 network services.
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