This five-day course will help you better understand how networking is defined, implemented, and supported in the real world. It provides a Cisco-specific network perspective so that you are able to understand and prepare for the Cisco 640-802 exam as well as the ICND1 640-822 and ICND2 640-816 exams.

Cisco Training Audience:

Students who are working toward CCNA certification.

Cisco Training Prerequisites:

A basic understanding of network architecture and protocols is required.

Cisco Training Course duration:

5 Days

Cisco Training Course outline:

The Cisco Router and Switch Interface Security

• Router Power-On/Bootup Sequence
• Router Interfaces
• Cisco IOS Software EXEC
• Logging into the Router
• Router Context-Sensitive Help
• Using Enhanced Editing
• Router Command History
• Break Sequences
• Router Components
• show version Command
• Configuration-Register
• Viewing the Configuration
• Setup Mode
• Configuring the Router
• Router Modes
• Saving Configurations
• Restoring Configurations
• Administrative Functions
• Configuring Router Identification
• Configuring Interface Description
• Do the “do”
• Console/Aux Password Configuration
• Other Console Line Commands
• Telnet VTY Password
• Telnet versus SSH Access
• Secure Shell
• Verifying SSH
• Enable Passwords
• Encrypting your Passwords
• Configuring an Interface
• Adding IP Addresses
• Serial Interface Clocking
• Configuring a Serial Interface
• Disabling or Enabling an Interface
• Verifying Your Changes
• Interpreting Interface Status
• Show ip interface brief
• Erasing NVRAM on a Router
• Catalyst Switches
• Hubs (Physical)
• Switches/Bridges (Layer 2)
• Switches Supersede Bridges
• LAN Switch Features
• Three Switch Functions
• Learning Host Locations
• How Switches Filter Frames
• Broadcast and Multicast Frames
• show mac-address-table
• Connecting Switches Together
• Do switches need an IP Address?
• What is the Default Gateway Address for the Hosts?
• Configuring the Switch IP Address
• show running-config