CCNA -P1 - Course Introduction

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Course Introduction

Course Objectives

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Upon completing this course, you will be able to:

° Execute an add, move, or change so that the network

functions in accordance with the new requirement, given

a new network requirement

° Use available configuration tools to establish connectivity

to the appropriate network device to complete the initial

device configuration

° Build a functional configuration to support the specified

network operational requirements, given a network design

° Use the command-line interface to accurately determine

network device operational status and network

performance

Course Objectives (Cont.)

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Upon completing this course, you will be able to:

° Manage operating system image files to maintain an

accessible operating system file and according to best

practices, given a network topology

* Use lOS commands to manage device configuration files

to reduce device downtime according to best practices

° Use the appropriate show commands to display network

operational parameters so that anomalies are detected

° Use the appropriate debug commands to monitor network operational parameters so that events and anomalies are

detected

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Communications and Services

Certifications

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CCIE * (Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert)

- Routing and Switching

- Security

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CCNP*(Cisco Certified Network Professional)

- Routing and Switching Support

CCIP™ (Cisco Certified Internetwork Professional)

- Communications and Services

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| CCNA" (Cisco Certified Network Associate)

| - Routing and Switching Support

ssociate

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Prerequisite Learner Skills

and Knowledge

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Network Components

Network Cabling LAN Topologies and Technologies WAN Topologies and Technologies

Cisco Certified Network Associate Basics

OSI Reference Model

TCP/IP Protocols and

Applications

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Learner Responsibilities

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*Complete prerequisites

*Introduce yourself

*Ask questions

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General Administration

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Class-Related Facilities-Related

° Sign-in sheet ° Course materials

* Length and times ° Site emergency

- Break and lunchroom _ Procedures

locations ° Rest rooms

° Attire ° Telephones/faxes

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Course Roadmap

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Course Introduction

Day 2

Module 2: Managing Your Network Environment (cont.)

Day 3

Module 4:

Extending Switched Networks with VLANs (cont.)

Day 4

Module 5:

Determining IP Routes (cont.)

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Day 5

Module 8:

Establishing Frame Relay Connections

Module 1: Operating

and Configuring

Cisco IOS Devices Module 3:

Configuring Catalyst Switch Operations Module 5:

Determining IP Roufes Module 6:

Managing IP Traffic with Access Lists Module 9:

Completing ISDN Calls

Module 1: Operating

and Configuring

Cisco IOS Devices

(cont.)

Module 3:

Configuring Catalyst Switch Operations (cont.)

Module 2:

Managing Your

Network Environment Module 4:

Extending Switched Networks with VLANs

Module 5:

Determining IP Routes (cont.)

Module 6:

Managing IP Traffic with Access Lists (cont.)

Module 7:

Establishing Serial

Point-to-Point Connections

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Home

Office

Customer

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Learner Introductions

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° Your name

° Your company + Skills and knowledge

° Brief history

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