| PREFACE |
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| CHAPTER ONE Introducing Networks |
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Introduction to Networking |
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| CHAPTER TWO Network Devices |
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Repeaters and Hubs |
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Bridges |
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Physical vs. Logical Addresses |
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Advantages and Disadvantages of Routers |
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| CHAPTER THREE TCP/IP and IP Addressing |
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Overview of the TCP/IP Protocol Suite |
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Variable Length Subnet Masks |
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Understanding Packet Transmission |
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Transmitting Packets to Remote Segments |
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Working with Hexadecimal Numbers |
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| CHAPTER FOUR Network Topology and Design |
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Influence of the 5-4-3 Rule on Topologies |
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Horizontal Cabling Standards |
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Performance Considerations |
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Calculating Bandwidth and Throughput |
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Collisions and Contention |
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Installing Telecommunications Connectors |
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Three-Layer Network Model |
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| CHAPTER FIVE WAN Concepts |
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Emerging WAN Connection Methods |
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| CHAPTER SIX Router and IOS Basics |
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Cisco Router User Interface |
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Connecting via Terminal Programs |
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System Configuration Dialog |
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Configuring Router Identification |
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Configuring the Time and Date |
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| CHAPTER SEVEN Router Startup and Configuration |
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Router Configuration Files |
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Methods for Making Changes |
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| CHAPTER EIGHT Routing Protocols and Network Address Translation |
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Network Address Translation |
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Configuring Network Address Translation |
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Routing Information Protocol |
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Configuring RIP Routing for Each Major Network |
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Show ip protocol and debug ip rip Commands |
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Interior Gateway Routing Protocol |
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| CHAPTER NINE Advanced Routing Protocols |
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Classful and Classless Routing Protocols |
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Routing Information Protocol version 2 |
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Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol |
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Single-Area OSPF Configuration |
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Controlling Route Traffic |
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| CHAPTER TEN Access Lists |
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Access Lists: Usage and Rules |
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Problems with Access Lists |
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Standard IP Access List Examples |
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Monitoring Standard IP Access Lists |
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Extended IP Access List Examples |
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The "Established" Parameter |
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Monitoring Extended IP Access Lists |
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Controlling VTY Line Access |
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| CHAPTER ELEVEN PPP and ISDN |
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PPP in the Protocol Stack |
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Establishing PPP Communications |
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ISDN BRI Configuration Examples |
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| CHAPTER TWELVE Frame Relay |
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Frame Relay Standards and Equipment |
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Frame Relay Configuration |
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Basic Multipoint Configuration with Two Routers |
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Mutipoint Configuration Using a Subinterface |
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Point-to-Point Configuration Using Subinterfaces |
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Frame Relay Static Mapping |
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| CHAPTER THIRTEEN Switching and VLANs |
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Half- and Full-Duplex Communications |
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Segmentation with Switches |
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Link Types and Configuration |
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Switch Interface Descriptions |
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Nonswitching Hubs and VLANs |
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| APPENDIX A CCNA Certification Objectives |
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| APPENDIX B Additional Resources |
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Networking Overviews and Tutorials |
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492 | (1) |
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Exam Preparation Resources |
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| APPENDIX C A Networking Professional's Toolkit |
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| APPENDIX D Command Summary |
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Identification and Navigation |
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Router/Switch General and Startup Configuration |
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Examining the Router and Switch |
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| APPENDIX E Troubleshooting Summary |
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Router Troubleshooting Commands |
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518 | (4) |
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Switch Troubleshooting Commands |
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Using Troubleshooting Commands |
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| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER ONE |
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Lab 1.1 Understanding the OSI Model |
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Lab 1.2 Understanding the Five Steps of Data Encapsulation |
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Lab 1.3 Identifying Data Link and Network Layer Addresses |
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Lab 1.4 Connection-Oriented vs. Connectionless Communications |
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| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER TWO |
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Lab 2.1 Simulating a Network by Connecting a CSU/DSU, Router, Bridge, Three Hubs, and Nine Computers |
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Lab 2.2 Understanding Various Device Functions |
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Lab 2.3 Understanding the Difference Between Bridges and Switches |
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| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER THREE |
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Lab 3.1 Determine an IP Addressing Scheme for Network 192.3.2.0 |
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Lab 3.2 Decode the IP Address 172.16.31.255 /20 |
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Lab 3.3 Decode the IP Address 120.15.179.255 /18 |
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Lab 3.4 Design an Efficient IP Addressing Scheme for Network 176.10.0.0 |
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Lab 3.5 Determine IP and MAC Header Information in an ARP Request and ARP Reply |
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Lab 3.6 Determine IP and MAC Header Information in an RARP Request |
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Lab 3.7 Determine IP and MAC Header Information for a Data Packet |
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Lab 3.8 Perform Binary/Decimal/Hexadecimal Conversions |
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| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER FOUR |
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Network Topology and Design |
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Lab 4.1 Make and Test a Straight-Through Patch Cable |
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Lab 4.2 Make and Test a Crossover Patch Cable |
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Lab 4.3 Identify Various Cable Types and Connectors |
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Lab 4.4 Punch Down and Test UTP Cable |
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Lab 4.5 Calculate Bandwidth |
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| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER FIVE |
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Lab 5.1 Identify Connection Methods Used with WAN Data Link Layer Protocols |
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Lab 5.2 Understand WAN Switching Terminology |
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Lab 5.3 Associate WAN Technologies with the Appropriate Layer of the OSI Reference Model |
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| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER SIX |
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Lab 6.1 Connect the Internetwork Lab |
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598 | (3) |
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Lab 6.2 Configure HyperTerminal to Access a Cisco Router |
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Lab 6.3 Use the System Configuration Dialog to Configure a Cisco Router |
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Lab 6.4 Configure Console and Aux Passwords |
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Lab 6.5 Use Help, the Command History, Enhanced Editing Features, and the Show Command |
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| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER SEVEN |
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Router Startup and Configuration |
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Lab 7.1 Configure IP Addresses and IP Hosts |
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Lab 7.2 Install, Configure, and Use a TFTP Server |
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Lab 7.3 Configure a Message and Interface Description |
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Lab 7.4 Use the CDP, Ping, Trace, and Telnet Commands |
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Lab 7.5 Copy and Paste Router Configurations |
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Lab 7.6 Use Boot System Commands and the Configuration Register |
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| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER EIGHT |
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Routing Protocols and Network Address Translation |
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Lab 8.1 Understand Terms and Concepts Related to Routing and NAT |
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Lab 8.2 Configure Static Routes |
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646 | (3) |
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| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER NINE |
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Advanced Routing Protocols |
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Lab 9.1 Identify the Characteristics of Various Routing Protocols |
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Lab 9.4 Configure OSPF in a Single Area |
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| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER TEN |
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Lab 10.1 Create and Apply a Standard IP Access List on the Lab-d Router |
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666 | (4) |
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Lab 10.2 Create and Apply an Extended IP Access List on the Lab-b Router |
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Lab 10.3 Create and Apply a Named Access List on the Lab-c Router |
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| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER ELEVEN |
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Lab 11.1 Configure PPP with CHAP and PAP |
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Lab 11.2 ISDN BRI Configuration |
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| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER TWELVE |
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Lab 12.1 Set Up a Test Frame Relay Network |
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Lab 12.2 Configure the Lab-c Router to Simulate a Frame Relay Switch |
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692 | (2) |
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Lab 12.3 Configure the Lab-b and Lab-d Routers for Frame Relay |
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694 | (3) |
| LAB MANUAL CHAPTER THIRTEEN |
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697 | (38) |
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Lab 13.1 Configure a Cisco 1900 Switch Using the Menus |
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698 | (4) |
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Lab 13.2 Configure a Cisco 1900 Switch Using the Command-Line Interface |
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702 | (9) |
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Lab 13.3 Evaluate Hub Performance |
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711 | (4) |
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Lab 13.4 Evaluate Switch Performance |
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715 | (4) |
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Lab 13.5 Understand Switching and LAN Design Concepts and Terminology |
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719 | (3) |
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Lab 13.6 Configure "Router-on-a-Stick" |
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722 | (13) |
| GLOSSARY |
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735 | (28) |
| INDEX |
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