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Cisco(R): A Beginner's Guide, Third Edition 3rd ed. [Pehme köide]

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  • Sari: Beginner's Guide
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Jul-2004
  • Kirjastus: McGraw-Hill Professional
  • ISBN-10: 0072256354
  • ISBN-13: 9780072256352
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 768 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 231x188x38 mm, kaal: 1026 g, 360 Illustrations
  • Sari: Beginner's Guide
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Jul-2004
  • Kirjastus: McGraw-Hill Professional
  • ISBN-10: 0072256354
  • ISBN-13: 9780072256352
This hands-on guide explains the most important fundamentals of Cisco-based technology and its implementation. For those interested in pursuing Cisco certification, this book will also serve as a solid introduction to the networking industry and related technology.
Foreword xvii
Acknowledgments xix
Introduction xxi
Part I Cisco Overview
1 Cisco and the Internet
3(34)
Internetworking
4(15)
Cisco's Position in the Computer Industry
6(2)
The Internet Landscape
8(11)
Cisco's Offerings
19(18)
Competition
20(8)
Cisco Hardware Devices
28(7)
Cisco Solutions
35(2)
2 Networking Primer
37(66)
Bits and Bytes
38(4)
How Computers Understand Data
38(4)
OSI Reference Model
42(5)
The Seven-Layer Stack
42(3)
OSI Implementation by Layer
45(2)
Network Technologies
47(13)
Ethernet
48(2)
Token Ring
50(2)
ATM
52(6)
Gigabit and 10 Gigabit Ethernet
58(1)
FDDI
58(2)
WAN Technologies
60(8)
Dial-in Technologies
61(4)
WAN Trunk Technologies
65(3)
TCP/IP
68(11)
TCP/IP Messaging
69(4)
The Transport Layer
73(6)
IP Addressing
79(22)
The IP Address Format
79(3)
IP Address Classes
82(1)
Private Addressing
83(1)
Subnetting
84(6)
IP Version 6
90(11)
Putting It All Together
101(2)
3 Cisco Certifications
103(28)
Certifications Overview
105(1)
Cisco Career Paths Overview
105(1)
The CCIE Pathway
106(2)
CCIE Overview
106(1)
CCIE Tracks
107(1)
Associate
108(2)
CCDA
108(1)
CCNA
108(2)
Professional
110(5)
CCDP
110(1)
CCIP
111(1)
CCNP
111(1)
CCSP
112(3)
Cisco Qualified Specialist
115(10)
Access Routing and LAN Switching Certification
115(1)
Cable Communications Certification
115(1)
Content Networking Certification
116(1)
IP Telephony Certification
117(2)
Multiservice Switching Certification
119(1)
Network Management Certification
119(1)
Optical Certification
120(1)
Public Access Certification
121(2)
VPN and Security Certification
123(1)
Wireless LAN Certification
124(1)
Where to Get Help
125(6)
Web Sites
125(1)
Classes
126(5)
Part II Cisco Internetworking Tools
4 Router Overview
131(36)
How Routers Work
133(7)
Routing for Efficiency
134(1)
Routers and the Internet
135(2)
Optical Routers
137(3)
Communicating with a Router
140(6)
The Console Port
141(2)
The Auxiliary Port
143(1)
Telnet
143(2)
The HTTP Server User Interface
145(1)
Router Security
146(4)
Router Passwords
147(3)
Router Hardware
150(7)
Router Memory
151(2)
Router Ports and Modules
153(4)
Essential Files
157(10)
IOS: The Internetwork Operating System
157(7)
The Configuration File
164(3)
5 Configuring Routers
167(50)
The Configuration File's Central Role
168(4)
Three Types of Cisco Router Files
169(3)
Getting Started with Cisco Routers
172(13)
Communicating with IOS
172(1)
Meet IOS 12.3
173(3)
Using IOS Commands
176(7)
Overview of Router Modes
183(2)
Essential Router Commands
185(2)
Step-by-Step Router Configuration
187(10)
Setup Mode
188(4)
Giving a Router an Identity
192(1)
Examining Device Status
193(1)
Cisco Discovery Protocol
194(3)
Password Recovery
197(7)
Recovering Enable Passwords
198(5)
Recovering Passwords from Older Cisco Routers
203(1)
Using Applications to Help Configure Routers
204(13)
ConfigMaker
204(5)
Fast Step
209(8)
6 Switches
217(58)
Network Topologies
219(14)
The Importance of Network Domains
222(4)
Cabling Defines Network Speed and Distance
226(7)
Cisco Switches
233(12)
How an Individual Switch Works
234(2)
Switched Networking Basics
236(1)
Designing Switched Internetworks
237(5)
VLANs
242(2)
Cisco's Switched Network Products
244(1)
Configuring and Managing Cisco Switches
245(1)
Visual Switch Manager
245(30)
Visual Switch Manager Software
249(1)
The Visual Switch Manager Home Page
250(1)
The Interactive Device Graphic in Visual Switch Manager
251(2)
Network View
253(1)
Switch Port Configuration
253(2)
Port Grouping
255(1)
Port Monitoring (SPAN)
256(1)
Flooding Controls/Network Port
257(2)
System Configuration
259(1)
IP Management
259(2)
SNMP Configuration
261(1)
ARP Table
262(1)
Address Management
262(1)
Port Security
263(1)
Cisco Discovery Protocol
264(1)
Cisco Group Multicast Protocol
265(1)
Spanning-Tree Protocol
266(1)
VLAN Membership
267(1)
VTP Management
268(2)
VMPS Configuration
270(1)
VTP/VQP Statistics
271(1)
Logging Configuration
272(3)
7 Quality of Service
275(32)
What Is QoS?
276(6)
Why Your Organization Needs QoS
277(2)
Key QoS Concepts
279(3)
Ensuring QoS
282(17)
Bandwidth Provisioning
283(3)
Bandwidth Prioritization
286(3)
Congestion Avoidance
289(3)
Congestion Management
292(3)
Packet Shapers
295(2)
Networking Scenarios
297(2)
Cisco's Solution
299(8)
Services
299(2)
Products
301(6)
8 Security Overview
307(38)
Overview of Network Security
310(5)
Traffic-Based Security
310(2)
User-Based Security
312(3)
Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting
315(26)
Overview of the AAA Model
316(7)
How AAA Works
323(18)
Dynamic Access Lists
341(4)
Lock-and-Key Using a Local User Database
343(2)
9 Security Building Blocks
345(46)
Firewalls
347(30)
Firewall Basics
347(4)
How Firewalls Work
351(9)
The IOS Firewall Feature Set
360(10)
Cisco Secure PIX Firewall
370(7)
Virtual Private Networks
377(9)
What Composes a VPN
379(3)
Cisco's Solution
382(4)
Access Routers
386(2)
Overview
386(2)
Models
388(1)
Intrusion Detection System
388(3)
Components
388(2)
Monitoring
390(1)
10 Cisco Wireless
391(46)
Introduction to Wireless Networking
392(3)
The Roots of Wireless Networking
392(1)
Benefits
393(2)
WLANs
395(17)
How They Work
395(2)
Architecture
397(3)
Technologies
400(12)
Cisco Wireless Networking
412(7)
Acquisitions
412(1)
Wireless Products
413(6)
Configuration
419(18)
Access Points
419(3)
Clients
422(5)
Security
427(10)
Part III Cisco Business Solutions
11 Cisco IP Contact Center
437(36)
VoIP
438(23)
Introduction
439(2)
Building VoIP Networks
441(8)
H.323
449(6)
Implementation
455(2)
Cisco VoIP Products
457(4)
Cisco Intelligent Contact Management
461(12)
Overview
461(4)
Call Flow
465(2)
Callbacks
467(1)
Web Collaboration
468(1)
Switching and Routing
469(1)
ICM Security Best Practices
469(4)
12 Storage Tools
473(24)
Storage Area Networks
474(10)
Storage Needs
474(2)
Fibre Channel
476(2)
Other SAN Protocols
478(1)
Designing and Building a SAN
479(5)
Cisco MDS Switches
484(13)
Technologies
485(5)
Hardware
490(4)
Software
494(3)
13 Cisco Content Networking
497(30)
Content Delivery Networks
498(10)
Meet the CDN
498(2)
Cisco's Solution
500(8)
Cisco Products
508(6)
Content Distribution Managers
508(1)
Content Routers
509(1)
Content Engines
509(2)
Content Switches
511(1)
Cisco IP/TV
511(1)
Global Site Selector Platform
512(1)
CDN Software
512(2)
Caching
514(13)
Web Cache Communication Protocol
514(1)
Freshness
515(2)
Content Engine Caching
517(10)
Part IV Designing Cisco Networks
14 Routing Protocols
527(46)
Overview of Routing Protocols
528(29)
Routing Protocol Basics
529(17)
Routing Protocol Architectures
546(5)
How Routing Protocols Are Implemented
551(6)
Overview of Cisco Routing Protocols
557(16)
Cisco's Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
558(5)
Configuring RIP 2
563(1)
Configuring Open Shortest Path First
564(3)
Border Gateway Protocol
567(1)
Mulitprotocol Label Switching
568(3)
Cisco's Routing Protocol Strategy
571(2)
15 Network Management
573(58)
Overview of Network Management
574(11)
The Evolution of Management Tools
576(2)
Network Management Tools Today
578(3)
Trends in Enterprise System Management
581(2)
SNMP Is IP's Common Management Platform
583(1)
What Is SNMP?
583(2)
SNMP Polling and Managed Objects
585(24)
The MIB
585(7)
Polling Groups and Data Aggregation
592(3)
SNMP Commands
595(1)
Thresholds
595(1)
Events and Traps
596(2)
RMON: Hardware Probes for Switched Networks
598(3)
Trends in Network Management Technology
601(4)
Cisco's SNMP and RMON Implementations
605(4)
CiscoWorks
609(22)
CiscoWorks Overview
610(1)
CiscoWorks Resource Manager Essentials
611(5)
CiscoView: The Tool for Managing Individual Devices
616(2)
Threshold Manager
618(1)
Resource Manager Essentials Applications
619(6)
CiscoWorks for Switched Internetworks
625(6)
16 Network Design Process
631(48)
Internetwork Design Basics
632(17)
Internetworking Basics Reviewed
632(7)
The Three-Layer Hierarchical Design Model
639(5)
Design Methods
644(5)
Designing to Fit Needs
649(8)
Understanding Existing Internetworks
651(1)
Characterizing Networks
652(5)
Cisco Network Designs
657(22)
Logical Network Design
657(5)
Campus Network Designs
662(17)
17 Troubleshooting Cisco Networks
679(44)
The Mechanics of Network Troubleshooting
680(30)
Network Troubleshooting Methods
681(2)
Troubleshooting Host IP Configuration
683(4)
Isolating Connectivity Problems
687(16)
Troubleshooting WAN Links
703(4)
Client-Server VPNs
707(3)
Troubleshooting Cisco Hardware
710(3)
Inspecting Devices
711(1)
The Reboot Test
712(1)
Troubleshooting Network Configurations
713(6)
Wireless Networks
713(6)
Troubleshooting Network Performance
719(4)
Index 723


Anthony T. Velte, CISSP, CISA (Lake Elmo, MN) is cofounder of Velte Publishing, Inc., and coauthor of several books on Cisco technologies.





Toby J. Velte, Ph.D. is an international best-selling author of business technology articles and books. He is co-founder of Velte Publishing, Inc. and the co-author of more than a dozen books published by McGraw-Hill. He is co-author of Green IT: Reduce Your Information System's Environmental Impact While Adding to the Bottom Line and Cloud Computing: A Practical Approach. V. Dr. Velte is currently part of Microsofts North Central practice focused on helping thriving companies with their technology-based initiatives