Cisco Networking for Beginners 102 Training

Sample Video and Course Outline

This course originally was our CCNA course, but it has now been rebranded as our Cisco Networking for Beginners 102 Training course, a continuation from our first Cisco Networking for Beginners 101 course where we taught you the very basics of what is networking and how to configure a Cisco Router starting out. In this revamped series, it is based on the blueprint for one of the CCNA exam tracks (640-802 CCNA, 640-822 ICND1, and 640-816 ICND2) where we discuss network concepts, protocols, and more Cisco configuration.

This video series will provide presentations based on our classroom training and practical videos for learning the topics covered in this certification track. We will teach you the concepts, configuration, monitoring, and troubleshooting related to Cisco networks. Many of the topics are presented in a step-by-step process, and include an example. You will also learn about design, best practices, and topics relevant for real-world networks shown in our practical video labs, showing you how to configure and monitor Cisco routers and switches.

Sample Video

Course Outline

Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices Part 1 (ICND1) for CCENT/CCNA:

Building Simple Networks
1. Exploring the Functions of Networking
  1. What is a Network?
  2. Components on a Network
  3. Network User Applications (Batch, Interactive, Real-Time)
  4. Physical and Logical Topologies (Bus, Star, Ring)
2. Securing the Network
  1. Need for Network Security
  2. Open and Closed Networks
  3. Adversaries & Hacker Motivations
  4. Classes of Attacks
  5. Physical Security
  6. Environmental Threats
  7. Electrical Threats
  8. Maintenance Threats
  9. Reconnaissance and Access/Password Attacks
3. Understanding Host-to-Host Communication Models
  1. OSI Reference Model
  2. Data Encapsulation and De-encapsulation
  3. Protocol Data Units (PDU)
  4. TCP/IP Model
  5. Network, Routing and Transport Protocols
4. Understanding the TCP/IP’s Internet Layer
  1. IP Addressing
  2. IP Header
  3. IP Address Classes
  4. Network and Broadcast Addresses
  5. Private IP Addresses & Address Exhaustion
  6. CIDR Addressing
  7. DHCP
  8. DNS
  9. Determine IP Address of a Host
  10. Source and Destination Terms
5. Understanding the TCP/IPs Transport & Application Layers
  1. IP and Transport
  2. TCP
    1. TCP Header
    2. 3-Way Handshake
    3. Segmentation
    4. Windowing (Fixed, Sliding Window), Window Size, Flow Control
    5. Error Recovery
    6. Sequence and Acknowledgements
    7. Global Synchronization
  3. UDP, UDP Header
  4. Port Numbers with TCP and UDP
6. Packet Delivery Process
  1. Layer 1 Devices and Functions
  2. Layer 1 Devices, Functions, and Addressing (MAC Address)
  3. Layer 3 Devices, Functions, and Addressing (IP Addressing)
  4. Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
  5. Host-to-Host Packet Delivery Example
  6. Default Gateway
  7. Ping and Traceroute
7. Understanding Ethernet
  1. Ethernet and LANs
  2. Components on the LAN
  3. Ethernet 802.3
  4. Data Link Sub-Layers: MAC and LLC
  5. CSMA/CD, Collision Detection
  6. Ethernet Frame
  7. Ethernet Addressing
8. Connecting into an Ethernet LAN
  1. Ethernet Network Speed
  2. Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) Cables
  3. UTP Cable Categories: CAT3, CAT5, CAT6, etc
  4. UTP Straight-Through & Crossover Cables
  5. RJ-45 Ports and Connectors
  6. GBIC and Fiber Cables (Short, Long range)
Ethernet LANs
1. Challenges of Shared LANs
  1. Ethernet LAN Segments
  2. Ethernet Specifications (e.g. 100BASE-TX)
  3. Collisions and Collision Domains
2. Cisco IOS Software
  1. Cisco IOS using CLI (Command Line Interface)
  2. Basic Startup Process
  3. Basic Configuration Wizard
  4. Console and Remote Terminal
  5. Cisco EXEC Access Levels (User EXEC, Privilege EXEC)
  6. Keyboard Help: ?, Tab
  7. Enhanced Editing Commands
  8. Memory on Cisco Routers (Flash, DRAM, NVRAM, ROM)
3. Starting a Cisco Switch
  1. Switch LED and Port LED Indicators
  2. Logging into a Cisco Switch
  3. Cisco Switch Configuration
  4. Saving Configuration
  5. Verify Basic Switch Operations
  6. MAC Address Table Management
4. Cisco Switch Security
  1. Physical and Environmental Threats
  2. Password Security (Enable, User Accounts)
  3. Telnet vs. SSH
  4. Port Security Concepts and Configuration
  5. Monitoring Port Security
5. Maximizing the Benefits of LAN Switching
  1. Microsegmentation
  2. Full Duplex and Half Duplex
  3. Duplex Configuration
  4. Media Rates in Enterprise Networks
  5. Hierarchical Design: Core, Distribution, Access
  6. Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
6. Troubleshooting Switch Issues
  1. Layered Approach for Troubleshooting
  2. Identifying and Resolving Media Issues
  3. Monitoring Commands
  4. Identifying and Resolving Configuration Issues
Wireless LANs (WLANs)
1. Wireless Networking
  1. Business Case for Wireless
  2. Wireless LAN (WLAN)
  3. CSMA/CA Collision Avoidance
  4. Radio Frequency (RF) Transmission
  5. IEEE and Wireless
  6. Radio Waves (VHF, UHF, SHF)
  7. Unlicensed Bands (ISM, UNII)
  8. EIRP
  9. 802.11 Standards (802.11a/b/g/n)
2. Wireless Security
  1. Security Threats
  2. WEP
  3. WPA, 802.11i/WPA2
  4. TKIP, AES
  5. 802.1x
  6. Service Set Identifier (SSID)
  7. Wireless Client Association
3. Implementing a Wireless LAN
  1. Ad-Hoc
  2. Infrastructure Mode: BSS, ESS
  3. BSA and ESA Wireless Topology
  4. Wireless Data Rates
  5. Wireless Clients
  6. Wireless Troubleshooting
LAN Concepts and Configuration
1. Router Functions
  1. Routers and Main Functions of Routers
  2. Path Determination
  3. Routing Table
  4. Static Routing
  5. Dynamic Routing
  6. Routing Metrics
  7. Distance Vector and Link State Routing Protocol
2. Binary Numbering
  1. Decimal and Binary Systems
  2. Significant Bits (LSB, MSB)
  3. Converting Decimal to Binary
  4. Converting Binary to Decimal
3. Network Addressing & Subnetting
  1. Sub-Networks
  2. Flat Networks
  3. Two-Level and Three-Level Addressing
  4. Creating Subnets (Subnetting)
  5. Subnet Masks
  6. Subnet Address, Broadcast Address
4. Starting a Cisco Router
  1. Startup of Cisco Router
  2. Setup Wizard
  3. Auto Secure
  4. User EXEC, Privilege EXEC modes
  5. Help Services: ?, Tab
  6. Basic Cisco IOS Commands
  7. Viewing Configuration Files
5. Configuring a Cisco Router
  1. Configuration Mode
  2. Saving Configuration
  3. Configuring Hostname and Console Settings
  4. Initializing Interfaces (no shutdown)
  5. Configuring IP Addresses on Interfaces
  6. Interface Status
6. Cisco Router Security
  1. Physical and Environmental Threats
  2. Password Security (Enable, Console, VTY)
  3. Enable Password Hack
  4. Configuring Security Banner
  5. Telnet and SSH Configuration
7. Using the Cisco SDM
  1. Overviews
  2. Smart Wizards
  3. Cisco SDM Dashboard
  4. Cisco SDM Software
  5. HTTP and HTTPS Configuration
  6. Username and Password using Privilege 15 Configuration
  7. VTY Configuration
  8. Starting Cisco SDM
8. Cisco Router acting as a DHCP Server
  1. Understanding DHCP
  2. Enabling DHCP on Cisco SDM
  3. DHCP Tips
  4. Monitoring DHCP
9. Accessing Remote Devices from a Cisco Router
  1. Telnet and SSH from a Cisco Router
  2. Suspending and Resuming a Telnet Session
  3. Connectivity Tests (Ping, Traceroute)
WAN Connections and IP Routing
1. Understanding WAN Technologies
  1. What is a WAN?
  2. WAN vs. LAN
  3. WAN Cabling
  4. DCE and DTE
  5. Dedicated WAN: Leased Line
  6. Switched WAN: Circuit Switched, Packet Switched, Cell Switched
2. Enabling the Internet Connection
  1. Packet Switched Communication
  2. DSL
  3. Cable
  4. History of the Internet
  5. NAT and PAT
3. Static Routing
  1. Routing Overview
  2. Static Route Configuration
  3. Default Route Configuration
  4. Routing Table
4. Configuring Serial Encapsulations
  1. Circuit Switching
  2. PSTN, POTS
  3. WAN Bandwidth in the US and Europe
  4. WAN Interface Configuration
  5. Bandwidth Command
  6. Point-to-Point Communication: HDLC, PPP
  7. PPP: LCP, NCP, Authentication
  8. HDLC Configuration
  9. PPP Configuration
  10. Monitoring PPP
  11. Frame Relay, VC, DLCI
  12. ATM and Cell Switching
5. Configuring RIP
  1. IP Routing
  2. Dynamic Routing
  3. IGP and EGP
  4. Routing Protocol Classifications: Distance Vector, Link State, Hybrid
  5. Administrative Distance
  6. Classful Routing and Classless Routing
  7. RIP
  8. RIP Configuration
  9. Monitoring RIP
  10. Troubleshooting RIP
Network Management
1. Discovering Neighbors on the Network
  1. Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)
  2. Information obtained using CDP
  3. Configuring CDP
  4. Disabling CDP
  5. Monitoring and Maintaining CDP
2. Cisco Router Startup and Configuration Files
  1. Cisco Router Power-on Boot Sequence
  2. Internal Router Components (CPU, Memory, Interfaces)
  3. ROM Functions
  4. Cisco IOS
  5. Configuration Register
3. Managing Files and IOS File Systems
  1. Cisco IOS File Systems (Network, Flash, RW Data)
  2. Managing files using Cisco IFS
  3. IOS file names
  4. IOS Software Backup
  5. IOS Software Upload/Upgrade
  6. Managing Configuration Files
  7. Merging Configuration Files
  8. Show and Debug Commands
Practical Videos
- TCP IP Properties and Network Tools
- CCENT/CCNA Network Design and Diagram
- Operating and Navigating Cisco IOS
- Basic Configuration on Cisco IOS I
- Basic Configuration on Cisco IOS II
- Starting up a Cisco Catalyst Switch
- Basic Configuration and Navigating on a Cisco Switch
- Configuring Port Security (using Sticky MAC addresses)
- Port Security Violations
- Static Port Security Configuration
- Basic Network Configuration
- Managing Telnet Sessions
- Console and VTY Password Configuration
- Sending Session Messages on Cisco IOS
- Configuring DHCP Server on Cisco IOS
- Enabling DHCP on a Cisco Ethernet Interface
- Enabling HTTP Services
- User Accounts with Privilege Level Rights
- Enabling SSHv2 on Cisco IOS
- Using the Configuration Wizard (Setup)
- Using the Auto Secure Wizard
- HDLC and PPP Configuration
- Configuring Static Routes
- Configuring Static Default Routes
- Configuring RIP Routing
- Administrative Distance Configuration Example
- Configuring a Basic Static NAT
- Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)
- Managing File Systems on Cisco IOS
- Viewing Processes on Cisco IOS

Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices Part 2 (ICND2) for CCNA:

Review of Cisco IOS for Routers and Switches
1. Configuration and Router Modes
2. Other Configuration Modes
3. Major Commands and Subcommands
4. Help Facilities
5. Command Review
Switched Network Design
1. Implementing VLANs and Trunks
  1. VLANs and Trunks
  2. Without VLANs (Flat Network)
  3. VLANs
  4. VLANs and IP Addressing
  5. LAN and Data Center traffic
  6. Traffic Types
  7. Voice and Data VLANs
  8. VLAN Membership Modes
  9. 802.1Q Trunking
  10. 802.1Q Frame
  11. Native VLAN
  12. VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP)
  13. vlan.dat File
  14. VTP Dangers
  15. VTP Pruning
  16. VTP Configuration
  17. Verifying VTP Configuration
  18. 802.1Q Configuration
  19. Verifying 802.1Q Configuration
  20. Default VLANs and User-Defined VLANs
  21. VLAN Configuration
  22. Verifying VLAN Configuration
  23. VLAN Port Assignment
  24. Adds, Moves and Changes for VLANs Considerations
2. Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
  1. Redundant Switched Topology
  2. 2-Tier/3-Tier Switch Topology (Core, Distribution, Access)
  3. Oversubscription Ratios
  4. EtherChannel
  5. Problems with Redundant Topologies
  6. Switch Behavior with Broadcast Frames
  7. Broadcast Storms
  8. Multiple Frame Transmissions
  9. MAC Database Instabilities
  10. Resolving Issues with STP
  11. Bridge Protocol Data Unit (BPDU)
  12. STP Port States
    1. Blocking State
    2. Listening State
    3. Learning State
    4. Forwarding State
  13. Portfast
  14. Portfast Configuration
  15. STP Operation
    1. Selecting the Root Bridge
    2. Root Ports
    3. Designated Ports
    4. Path Cost
  16. Step-by-Step STP Example
  17. STP Recalculation
  18. Common Spanning Tree (CST)
  19. Per-VLAN Spanning Tree (PVST+)
  20. PVST+ Operation
  21. Rapid Spanning Tree (RSTP)
  22. RSTP Port Roles
  23. RSTP Example
  24. Per-VLAN RSTP Plus (PVRST+, RSTP+)
  25. Configuring PVRST+ (RSTP+)
  26. Verifying PVRST+ (RSTP+)
  27. Static Root Bridge Configuration
  28. Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol (MSTP)
3. Routing between VLANs
  1. Understanding Inter-VLAN routing
  2. 802.1Q on a Cisco Router interface
  3. Configuring Inter-VLAN Routing
    1. Tagged VLAN
    2. Native VLAN (Untagged VLAN)
4. Securing the Expanded Network
  1. Overview of Switch Security Concerns
  2. Security Policy
  3. Securing Switch Devices
  4. Securing Switch Protocols
  5. Mitigating Attacks through a Switch
  6. Port Security
  7. 802.1x Port-Based Authentication
5. Troubleshooting Switched Networks
  1. Troubleshooting Switches
  2. Physical Layer/Port Connectivity Issues
    1. Hardware Issues
    2. Configuration Issues
  3. VLAN and Trunking Issues
    1. Mismatches
    2. Inter-VLAN connectivity
  4. VTP Issues
    1. VTP communication
    2. Step-by-Step Example of VTP Danger
  5. Spanning Tree issues
    1. Broadcast Storm
    2. Root Ports, Root Bridge
    3. Verifying the Configuration of RSTP+
Routed Network Design
1. Review of Dynamic Routing
  1. Types of Routing
  2. Routed vs. Routing
  3. Routing Protocols
  4. Routing Protocol Types (IGP, EGP)
  5. IGP Routing Protocol Algorithms
  6. Routing Protocol Metrics
  7. Administrative Distance (AD)
    1. Routing Protocol ADs
    2. Example of Administrative Distance
2. Distance Vector Routing Protocols
  1. Distance Vector Routing
  2. Route Discovery
  3. Maintaining Routes
  4. Routing Loops
  5. Troubleshooting Routing Loops and TTL (Time-to-Live)
  6. Route Poisoning
  7. Poison Reverse
  8. Hold-Down Timers
  9. Triggered Updates
  10. Hold-Downs with Triggered Updates
3. Link State and Hybrid Protocols
  1. Link State Protocols
  2. Link and Interfaces with Link State Protocols
  3. Benefits and Advantages
  4. Link-State Network Hierarchy (AS, Areas)
  5. Link State Route Types
  6. Link State Routing Protocol Algorithms & Example
  7. Link State Protocol Limitations
  8. Hybrid Routing Protocols
4. Implementing Variable-Length Subnet Masks (VLSM)
  1. VLSM
  2. Reviewing Subnets and Subnetting
  3. Classful Prefixes
  4. VLSM Benefits
  5. Calculating VLSM Networks
  6. Example of Calculating VLSM networks
  7. VLSM Example
5. Route Summarization with VLSM
  1. Summarization with VLSM
  2. Example of Summarization with VLSM
  3. Calculating the Summary Route
  4. Requirements for Summarization
  5. How route summarization is managed
  6. Classful Summarization in Discontiguous Networks
Simple OSPF Configuration
1. Introducing OSPF
  1. Introducing OSPF
  2. OSPF Topologies
  3. OSPF Area Types
    1. Backbone
    2. Non-Backbone Area
  4. OSPF Router Types
    1. Backbone Router
    2. Non-Backbone Routers (Internal/Standard, Stub)
    3. Area Border Router (ABR)
    4. AS Border Router (ASBR)
  5. Establishing OSPF Neighbor Adjacencies
  6. OSPF Hello Packet
  7. SPF Algorithm
  8. OSPF Cost Calculation
2. Configuring and Verifying OSPF
  1. Configuring OSPF
  2. Loopback Interfaces
  3. Verifying OSPF Configuration
    1. show ip route
    2. show ip protocols
    3. show ip ospf
    4. show ip ospf interface
    5. show ip ospf neighbor
  4. Routing Table Fields and OSPF
  5. Troubleshooting OSPF
  6. Load Balancing with OSPF
  7. Configuring Load Balancing with OSPF
  8. OSPF Authentication
  9. Configuring Plaintext Authentication
  10. Configuration Example for OSPF Authentication
  11. Verifying Plaintext Authentication
3. Troubleshooting
  1. Troubleshoot OSPF Neighbor Adjacencies
  2. Troubleshoot OSPF Routing Table issues
  3. Troubleshoot OSPF Authentication issues
Simple EIGRP Configuration
1. Implementing EIGRP
  1. Introducing EIGRP
  2. Routing Tables for EIGRP
  3. Successor and Feasible Successor Routes
2. Configuring and Verifying EIGRP
  1. Configuring EIGRP
  2. Configuration Example
  3. Summarization
  4. Verifying EIGRP
    1. show ip route
    2. show ip protocols
    3. show ip eigrp neighbors
    4. show ip eigrp topology
    5. show ip eigrp traffic
    6. debug ip eigrp
3. Load Balancing with EIGRP
  1. Loading with EIGRP
  2. EIGRP Metrics
  3. Load Balancing across Equal Cost Paths
  4. Load Balancing across Unequal Cost Paths
    1. Concepts
    2. Configuration & Example
4. Route Authentication
  1. EIGRP Authentication
  2. Creating a Key Chain
  3. Configuring MD5 Authentication
  4. Configuration Examples
  5. Verifying MD5 Authentication
5. Troubleshooting EIGRP
  1. Troubleshooting EIGRP neighbor relationships
  2. Troubleshooting EIGRP routing table issues
  3. Troubleshooting EIGRP authentication issues
Managing Traffic with Access Control Lists (ACLs)
1. Access Control List (ACL)
  1. ACL Operations
  2. Understanding ACLs
  3. Outbound ACLs
  4. Inbound ACLs
  5. IP ACLs
  6. ACL Evaluation
  7. Types of ACLs (Standard, Extended, Numbered, Named)
  8. ACL Identification
  9. Sequence Numbers
  10. General Principles for Creating ACLs
  11. Dynamic ACLs
    1. Concepts and Benefits
    2. Configuration
  12. Reflexive ACLs
    1. Concepts and Benefits
    2. Configuration
  13. Time-Based ACLs
    1. Concepts and Benefits
    2. Configuration
  14. ACL Wildcard Masking
  15. Numbered Standard ACLs
  16. Configuring Numbered Standard ACLs & Examples
  17. Removing ACLs
  18. Access Class for VTY Sessions (Telnet, SSH)
  19. Numbered Extended ACLs
  20. Configuring Numbered Extended ACLs & Examples
  21. Extended ACL using Established
  22. Configuring Named Standard ACLs & Examples
  23. Configuring Named Extended ACLs & Examples
  24. Adding Comments to Named/Numbered ACLs
2. Troubleshooting ACLs
  1. Verifying ACLs applied to an interface
  2. Commands for monitoring ACLs
  3. ACL Troubleshooting and Problem Solving Scenarios
Managing Address Space with NAT and IPv6
1. Network Address Translation (NAT)
  1. Scaling the network with NAT and PAT
  2. Introducing NAT and PAT
  3. NAT Terms
  4. NAT Forms (Static, Dynamic, PAT)
  5. NAT Overload (PAT)
  6. Static NAT Address Mapping
  7. Router Processing Order
  8. Configuring a Static NAT
  9. Verifying NAT Translations
  10. Configuring Dynamic NAT
  11. Configuring NAT Overload
  12. NAT Process
  13. NAT Timeouts
  14. Clearing NAT Translations
  15. Resolving Translation Table Issues
  16. Monitoring NAT
  17. Troubleshooting NAT Examples
2. Transitioning to IPv6
  1. Reasons for using IPv6
  2. IPv6 and IPv4 comparisons
  3. IPv6 Benefits
  4. Internet usage
  5. Understanding IPv6 addresses
  6. IPv6 Address Shortcuts
  7. Broadcasts in IPv6
  8. IPv6 Unicast Address Space
  9. Global Unicast Address
  10. Private Unicast Address (Site-Local, Link-Local)
  11. IPv6 Address Format
  12. IPv6 over Data Link Layer
  13. IPv6 Address Aggregation
  14. Assigning IPv6 Address
  15. Manual Interface ID Assignment
  16. Configuring a Static IPv6 Address
  17. Name Resolution
  18. EUI-64 process in IPv6
  19. EUI-64 Interface ID Assignment
  20. Configuring IPv6 using EUI-64
  21. DHCPv6 (Stateful Addressing)
  22. Routing Characteristics with IPv6
  23. IPv6 Routing Protocols
  24. RIP Next Generation (RIPng)
  25. Configuring RIPng
  26. IPv4 and IPv6 Transition Mechanisms
  27. Dual Stack
  28. Dual Stack Configuration Example
  29. IPv6 Tunneling
  30. IPv6 Tunneling Issues and Requirements
Extending the Network into the WAN
1. Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
  1. Introducing VPN Solutions
  2. VPN Benefits
  3. VPN Types
  4. Site-to-Site VPN
  5. Remote Access (Client VPN)
  6. Easy VPN
  7. SSL VPN (AnyConnect)
  8. VPN Deployment Options
  9. VPN on Cisco IOS Routers
  10. VPN on Cisco ASA Firewalls
  11. Introducing IPSec
  12. Confidentiality (Encryption)
  13. Encryption Algorithms (DES, 3DES, AES)
  14. Authentication
  15. Authentication/Hash Algorithms (MD5, SHA-1)
  16. Peer Authentication (PSK, RSA Signature)
  17. IPSec Protocol Framework
  18. Authentication Header (AH)
  19. Encapsulation Security Payload (ESP)
2. WAN Connection with PPP
  1. Understanding WAN Encapsulations
  2. WAN Protocols
  3. Metro Ethernet
  4. Overview of PPP
  5. PPP Session Establishment (LCP, NCP)
  6. PAP
  7. CHAP
  8. Configuring PPP Authentication using CHAP
  9. Verifying PPP Encapsulation
  10. Verifying PPP Authentication
3. WAN Connection with Frame Relay
  1. Understanding Frame Relay
  2. Frame Relay WAN Devices (DTE, DCE)
  3. Frame Relay Components
    1. Local Access Rate
    2. Virtual Circuit (VC)
    3. Permanent Virtual Circuit (PVC)
    4. Switched Virtual Circuit (SVC)
    5. DLCI
    6. Committed Information Rate (CIR)
    7. Discard Eligible (DE)
    8. Inverse ARP
    9. Local Management Interface (LMI)
    10. FECN, BECN
  4. Frame Relay Topologies (Partial-Mesh, Full-Mesh, Star Topology)
  5. Frame Relay NBMA
  6. Resolving Routing Reachability Issues
  7. Frame Relay VC Mapping
  8. Signaling with Frame Relay
  9. Process of Inverse ARP and LMI
  10. Configuring Frame Relay using Inverse-ARP
  11. Configuring Frame Relay using Static Maps
  12. Configuring Frame Relay Point-to-Point interfaces
  13. Configuring Frame Relay Multipoint (NBMA)
  14. Verifying Frame Relay
  15. Troubleshooting Frame Relay
  16. Troubleshooting Frame Relay Connectivity Issues
  17. Troubleshooting Frame Relay Remote Router Connectivity
  18. Troubleshooting Frame Relay End-to-End Connectivity
Practical Videos
1. Default Switched Network Configuration
2. VTP Configuration
3. 802.1Q Configuration
4. Creating VLANs
5. Configuring Primary and Secondary Root Bridges (for each VLAN)
6. VLAN Port Mapping
7. Inter-VLAN Configuration on Cisco IOS Router
8. Monitoring and Verifying Switch Operations
9. OSPF Configuration
10. Verifying OSPF Configuration
11. OSPF Equal-Cost Load Balancing
12. OSPF Plaintext Authentication
13. EIGRP Configuration
14. Verifying EIGRP Configuration
15. EIGRP Unequal-Cost Load Balancing
16. EIGRP MD5 Authentication
17. Troubleshooting EIGRP MD5 Authentication issues
18. Standard Numbered ACLs
19. Extended Named ACLs
20. Adding ACL rules using Sequence Numbers
21. Adding ACL Logging
22. Verifying ACL Configuration
23. Reflexive ACLs (RACL)
24. Dynamic ACLs (Lock-and-Key)
25. Time-Based ACLs
26. Static NAT Configuration
27. NAT Overload (PAT) Configuration
28. Dynamic NAT Configuration
29. Verifying NAT Configuration
30. Static IPv6 Address Configuration
31. Static IPv6 Address using EUI-64
32. RIP Next Generation (RIPng) Configuration for IPv6
33. Verifying RIPng Configuration
34. Frame Relay Configuration using Multipoint interface
35. Frame Relay Static Map Configuration
36. Frame Relay using Inverse-ARP
37. Frame Relay Configuration using Point-to-Point interfaces
38. Configuring EIGRP Routing with Frame Relay
39. Verifying Frame Relay Configuration
40. Configuring PPP using CHAP Authentication