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CCNA Discovery Course Booklet: Networking for Home and Small Businesses, Version 4.0 [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 168 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 275x220x5 mm, kaal: 410 g
  • Sari: Course Booklets
  • Ilmumisaeg: 22-Oct-2009
  • Kirjastus: Cisco Press
  • ISBN-10: 1587132427
  • ISBN-13: 9781587132421
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 168 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 275x220x5 mm, kaal: 410 g
  • Sari: Course Booklets
  • Ilmumisaeg: 22-Oct-2009
  • Kirjastus: Cisco Press
  • ISBN-10: 1587132427
  • ISBN-13: 9781587132421
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The Cisco CCNA Discovery curriculum provides foundational networking knowledge, practical experience, opportunities for career exploration, and soft-skills development to help students prepare for entry-level careers in IT and networking. CCNA Discovery Networking for Home and Small Businesses, the curriculum's first course, is pivotal to student success. While extensive online study resources and comprehensive textbooks are available, many students and instructors have requested a low-cost printed resource that can be used to study in places where Internet access may not be available. This booklet is that resource. Drawn directly from the online curriculum, it covers every skill and competency presented in this course. This simple, straightforward booklet gives students new flexibility to study offline, highlight key points, and take handwritten notes. All topics are correlated directly to online web pages, helping students easily switch between offline and online content.

  • Gives CCNA Discovery students an inexpensive study resource that can be read wherever Internet access isn't available
  • Handy printed format lets students easily highlight and make notes
  • Page correlations link to the online curriculum
  • Covers the latest version of CCNA Discover Networking for Home and Small Businesses, the first course in the CCNA Discovery curriculum
  • Introduction 1(2)
    Personal Computer Hardware
    3(14)
    Introduction
    3(1)
    How and Where Computers are Used
    3(1)
    Local and Network Applications
    3(1)
    Types of Computers
    4(2)
    Classes of Computers
    4(1)
    Servers, Desktops and Workstations
    5(1)
    Portable Devices
    5(1)
    Binary Representation of Data
    6(2)
    Representing Information Digitally
    6(1)
    Measuring Data Storage Capacity
    7(1)
    Measuring Speed, Resolution and Frequency
    7(1)
    Computer Components and Peripherals
    8(4)
    Computer System
    8(1)
    Motherboard, CPU, and RAM
    9(1)
    Adapter Cards
    10(1)
    Storage Devices
    11(1)
    Peripheral Devices
    11(1)
    Cases and Power Supplies
    12(1)
    Computer System Components
    12(5)
    Safety and Best Practices
    13(1)
    Installing Components and Verifying Operation
    13(1)
    Installing Peripherals and Verifying Operation
    14(2)
    Summary
    16(1)
    Quiz
    16(1)
    Your
    Chapter Notes
    16(1)
    Operating Systems
    17(8)
    Introduction
    17(2)
    Purpose of an Operating System
    17(1)
    Operating System Requirements
    18(1)
    Operating System Selection
    19(1)
    Installing the Operating System
    19(3)
    OS Installation Methods
    19(1)
    Preparing for OS Installation
    20(1)
    Configuring a Computer for the Network
    20(1)
    Computer Naming
    21(1)
    Network Name and Address Planning
    21(1)
    Maintaining the Operating System
    22(3)
    Why and When to Apply Patches
    22(1)
    Applying OS Patches
    22(1)
    Applications Patches and Updates
    22(2)
    Summary
    24(1)
    Quiz
    24(1)
    Your
    Chapter Notes
    24(1)
    Connecting to the Network
    25(22)
    Introduction
    25(3)
    What is a Network?
    25(1)
    Benefits of Networking
    25(1)
    Basic Network Components
    26(1)
    Computer Roles in a Network
    27(1)
    Peer-to-Peer Networks
    27(1)
    Network Topologies
    28(1)
    Principles of Communication
    28(4)
    Source, Channel, and Destination
    28(1)
    Rules of Communication
    28(1)
    Message Encoding
    29(1)
    Message Formatting
    29(1)
    Message Size
    30(1)
    Message Timing
    31(1)
    Message Patterns
    31(1)
    Protocol Use in Communication
    32(1)
    Communicating on a Local Wired Network
    32(4)
    Importance of Protocols
    32(1)
    Standardization of Protocols
    32(1)
    Physical Addressing
    33(1)
    Ethernet Communication
    34(1)
    Hierarchical Design of Ethernet Networks
    34(1)
    Logical Addressing
    35(1)
    Access and Distribution Layers and Devices
    35(1)
    Building the Access Layer of an Ethernet Network
    36(3)
    Access Layer
    36(1)
    Function of Hubs
    36(1)
    Function of Switches
    37(1)
    Broadcast Messaging
    38(1)
    Switch Behavior
    38(1)
    MAC and IP
    38(1)
    Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
    39(1)
    Building the Distribution Layer of Network
    39(3)
    Distribution Layer
    39(1)
    Function of Routers
    39(1)
    Default Gateway
    40(1)
    Tables Maintained by Routers
    41(1)
    Local Area Network (LAN)
    41(1)
    Adding Hosts to Local and Remote Networks
    42(1)
    Learn to Use Packet Tracer
    42(1)
    Plan and Connect a Local Network
    42(5)
    Plan and Document an Ethernet Network
    42(1)
    Prototypes
    43(1)
    Multi-function Device
    44(1)
    Connecting the Linksys Router
    44(1)
    Sharing Resources
    45(1)
    Summary
    46(1)
    Quiz
    46(1)
    Your
    Chapter Notes
    46(1)
    Connecting to the Internet Through an ISP
    47(14)
    Introduction
    47(2)
    Explain What the Internet Is
    47(1)
    Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
    47(1)
    The ISPs Relationship with the Internet
    48(1)
    Options for Connecting to the ISP
    48(1)
    ISP Levels of Service
    48(1)
    Sending Information Across the Internet
    49(2)
    Importance of the Internet Protocol (IP)
    49(1)
    How ISPs Handle Packets
    50(1)
    Forwarding Packets Across the Internet
    50(1)
    Networking Devices in a NOC
    51(2)
    Internet Cloud
    51(1)
    Devices in Internet Cloud
    51(1)
    Physical and Environmental Requirements
    52(1)
    Cables and Connectors
    53(2)
    Common Network Cables
    53(1)
    Twisted Pair Cables
    53(1)
    Coaxial Cable
    54(1)
    Fiber Optic Cables
    54(1)
    Working with Twisted Pair Cabling
    55(6)
    Cabling Standards
    55(1)
    UTP Cables
    55(2)
    UTP Cable Termination
    57(1)
    Terminating UTP at Patch Panels and Wall Jacks
    57(1)
    Cable Testing
    58(1)
    Cabling Best Practices
    59(1)
    Summary
    60(1)
    Quiz
    60(1)
    Your
    Chapter Notes
    60(1)
    Network Addressing
    61(10)
    Introduction
    61(2)
    Purpose of the IP Address
    61(1)
    IP Address Structure
    61(1)
    Parts of an IP Address
    62(1)
    How IP Addresses and Subnet Masks Interact
    62(1)
    Types of IP Addresses
    63(2)
    IP Address Classes and Default Subnet Masks
    63(1)
    Public and Private IP Addresses
    64(1)
    Unicast, Broadcast and Multicast Addresses
    64(1)
    How IP Addresses are Obtained
    65(2)
    Static and Dynamic Address Assignment
    66(1)
    DHCP Servers
    66(1)
    Configuring DHCP
    67(1)
    Address Management
    67(4)
    Network Boundaries and Address Space
    67(1)
    Address Assignment
    68(1)
    Network Address Translation
    69(1)
    Summary
    70(1)
    Quiz
    70(1)
    Your
    Chapter Notes
    70(1)
    Network Services
    71(10)
    Introduction
    71(2)
    Client Server Relationship
    71(1)
    Role of Protocols in Client Server Communication
    71(1)
    TCP and UDP Transport Protocols
    72(1)
    TCP/IP Port Numbers
    73(1)
    Application Protocols and Services
    73(4)
    Domain Name Service (DNS)
    73(1)
    Web Clients and Servers
    74(1)
    FTP Clients and Servers
    74(1)
    Email Clients and Servers
    75(1)
    IM Clients and Servers
    76(1)
    Voice Clients and Servers
    76(1)
    Port Numbers
    77(1)
    Layered Model and Protocols
    77(4)
    Protocol Interaction
    77(1)
    Protocol Operation of Sending and Receiving a Message
    78(1)
    Open Systems Interconnect Model
    79(1)
    Summary
    80(1)
    Quiz
    80(1)
    Your
    Chapter Notes
    80(1)
    Wireless Technologies
    81(16)
    Introduction
    81(2)
    Wireless Technologies and Devices
    81(1)
    Benefits and Limitations of Wireless Technology
    82(1)
    Types of Wireless Networks and Their Boundaries
    82(1)
    Wireless LANs
    83(5)
    Wireless LAN Standards
    83(1)
    Wireless LAN Components
    84(1)
    WLANs and the SSID
    85(1)
    Wireless Channels
    85(1)
    Configuring the Access Point
    86(1)
    Configuring the Wireless Client
    87(1)
    Security Considerations on A Wireless LAN
    88(3)
    Why People Attack WLANs
    88(1)
    Limiting Access to a WLAN
    89(1)
    Authentication on a WLAN
    89(1)
    Encryption on a WLAN
    90(1)
    Traffic Filtering on a WLAN
    91(1)
    Configuring an Integrated AP and Wireless Client
    91(6)
    Planning the WLAN
    91(1)
    Installing and Securing the AP
    92(1)
    Backing-up and Restoring Configuration Files
    93(1)
    Updating the Firmware
    93(2)
    Summary
    95(1)
    Quiz
    95(1)
    Your
    Chapter Notes
    95(2)
    Basic Security
    97(12)
    Introduction
    97(2)
    Risks of Network Intrusion
    97(1)
    Sources of Network Intrusion
    97(1)
    Social Engineering and Phishing
    98(1)
    Methods of attack
    99(2)
    Viruses, Worms, and Trojan Horses
    99(1)
    Denial of Service and Brute Force Attacks
    99(1)
    Spyware, Tracking Cookies, Adware and Popups
    100(1)
    Spam
    101(1)
    Security Policy
    101(4)
    Common Security Measures
    102(1)
    Updates and Patches
    102(1)
    Anti-virus Software
    103(1)
    Anti-spam
    103(1)
    Anti-spyware
    104(1)
    Using Firewalls
    105(4)
    What is a Firewall?
    105(1)
    Using a Firewall
    105(1)
    Vulnerability Analysis
    106(1)
    Best Practices
    107(1)
    Summary
    108(1)
    Quiz
    108(1)
    Your
    Chapter Notes
    108(1)
    Troubleshooting Your Network
    109(12)
    Introduction
    109(2)
    Troubleshooting
    109(1)
    Gathering Information
    109(1)
    Approaches to Troubleshooting
    110(1)
    Troubleshooting Issues
    111(2)
    Detecting Physical Problems
    111(1)
    Software Utilities for Troubleshooting Connectivity
    111(1)
    Troubleshooting Using Ipconfig
    111(1)
    Troubleshooting Using Ping
    112(1)
    Troubleshooting Using Tracert
    113(1)
    Troubleshooting Using Netstat
    113(1)
    Troubleshooting Using Nslookup
    113(1)
    Common Issues
    113(4)
    Connectivity Issues
    114(1)
    LED Indicators
    114(1)
    Connectivity Problems
    114(1)
    Troubleshooting Radio Problems in a WLAN
    115(1)
    Troubleshooting Association & Authentication on a WLAN
    115(1)
    DHCP Issues
    116(1)
    Troubleshooting the ISR to ISP Connection
    117(1)
    Troubleshooting and the Helpdesk
    117(4)
    Documentation
    117(1)
    Using Outside Sources for Help
    118(1)
    Using the Helpdesk
    118(2)
    Summary
    120(1)
    Quiz
    120(1)
    Your
    Chapter Notes
    120(1)
    Course Summary
    121(2)
    10.0 Putting It All Together
    121(2)
    Summary
    121(1)
    Summary Activity
    121(1)
    Your
    Chapter Notes
    121(2)
    Glossary 123
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