Hands-on:
LAN Internetworking

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A three day practical course: Understanding, configuring and troubleshooting Switches and Routers in IP networks!

Language: English

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COURSE DESCRIPTION
Communication of multiple LANs is an important factor in today's business. Many departments may have independently procured and installed different types of LANs throughout an enterprise. Connectivity of these different LANs to each other and to the outside world has become a necessary part of day-to-day business.
This course provides you with an understanding of internetworking LANs and the many considerations that must be reviewed for a successful implementation. Hands-on labs will reinforce comprehension and provide practical experience. Students are encouraged to bring their "real-world" networking issues for class discussion.


WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
Learn design techniques to avoid Internetworking problems
Segment LANs into separate sub-networks with switches and routers
See how standardising can simplify Internetworking
Customize your application to support switches, Routers and the Wide Area Network
What role should a switch play in your network? Find whether it should be included in your network!
Learn to program a CISCO router and switch
Distance Vector and Link State Algorithm are basis for RIP, IGRP, E-IGRP and OSPF . Learn how they work and when they should be used

 PRERQUISITES
Attendees should possess a basic familiarity with LAN concepts to obtain maximum benefit.
This seminar is no introduction to LANs but intended for people with a good basic knowledge of LAN concepts and terminology


OUTLINES

Introduction and Internetworking Overview

  • Importance of Internetworking
  • Definitions & Components of Internetworking
  • OSI Model Definition

    • Protocol Primer

    • TCP/IP

    Switches:

    • Layer2,Layer3,Layer4 Switches
    • Access,Core and Ditribution switches
    • Understanding Spanning Tree
    • IP switching,VLANs

    LABs:

    Switch Characteristics
    Switch management console
    Switch port options
    Switch config. browser
    Using a protocol analyzer in a switched environment
    Creating Static VLANs
    VLAN Trunking /VTP
    VLAN-trunking to assign multiple VLANs to a single routed interface
    VTP Pruning
    Spanning-Tree (Default Behavior)
    Spanning-Tree (Root and Port priorities)
    Fast EtherChannel
    Port Fast Operation

    Routers :

  • Functional Outline
  • How routers work
  • Routing vs.Switching
  • Multiprotocol Routers
  • Install and configure IP routers
  • Routers & fragmentation
  • Static Routing vs. Dynamic Routing
  • Performance considerations
  • Remote (WAN) Connections
  • Routers & serial lines: PPP,HDLC,FrameRelay
  • Routing techniques
  • Access Control Lists
  • Routers and Qos: MPLS
  • Routers and Multicasting
  • Routers and SNMP
  • Routing Protocol: RIP,IGRP,EIGRP,OSPF

    • LABs:

    Connecting the Hardware
    Configuration Script and Command Line Navigation
    Password Recovery
    Subnetting
    Static Routing
    RIP
    IGRP
    Serial Interfaces
    Cisco CDP,Configuring Cisco CDP
    PPP Chap

     

     

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