This book offers a basic illustration for CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate), '640-802' syllabus, which is a pre-requisite certificate for most Cisco certifications. This CCNA Course will give you the basic knowledge to operate a computer network. You will learn about computer network basics, the devices that exist in a computer network, and how to configure them. In addition, you will learn the basics of network security, wireless networks, and IPv6. Enjoy!
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- About this book
- Introduction
- Part 1 NETWORK BASICS
- Hour 1: About Computer Networks
- What is a computer network?
- Computer network topologies
- Simplex, half duplex and full duplex communication modes
- Carrier Sense Multiple Access / Collision Detection (CSMA / CD) protocol
- Hour 2: Numbering systems
- Decimal, hexadecimal and binary numbering systems
- How to convert from binary to decimal
- How to convert from decimal to binary
- How to convert between hexadecimal and binary
- How to convert between hexadecimal and decimal
- Hour 3: TCP/IP and OSI suit
- TCP/IP layers
- Data encapsulation process
- OSI model layers
- Hour 4: Network Interface Layer
- Ethernet protocol in the physical layer
- UTP cabling
- ‘Hub’, a device working in the physical layer
- Ethernet protocol in the data link layer
- What is the MAC address?
- ‘Switch’, a device working in the data link layer
- Collision domain
- Hour 5: Internetworking Layer
- IP (Internet Protocol)
- Network IP?
- Broadcast IP?
- Unicast, multicast and broadcast communication
- P header
- ‘Router’, a device working in the internetworking layer
- Broadcast domain
- Hour 6: Subnet Mask and Subnetting
- Subnet mask
- Subnet mask examples
- Subnetting
- Hour 7: Network Infrastructure
- NIC settings
- Default gateway
- DHCP sever
- ARP
- ICMP
- Hour 8: Transport and Application Layers
- Transport layer protocols (TCP and UDP)
- Application layer protocols
- Part 2 NETWORK CONFIGURATION
- Hour 9: Cisco IOS, The Router Device
- LAN and WAN interfaces
- The router’s hardware
- Booting up a router
- Hour 10: Cisco IOS, The CLI Commands
- CLI (Command Line Interface) modes
- Privileged mode commands, ‘show’ command
- Privileged mode commands, network connectivity
- Privileged mode commands, backing up and restoring processes
- Global configuration mode commands
- Specific configuration modes
- CDP (Cisco Discovery Protocol)
- Hour 11: Routing Protocols
- Routing protocols basics
- Static routing
- Dynamic routing
- Distance vector routing
- Routing loops
- Hour 12: RIP Routing Protocol
- RIP is a classful routing protocol
- RIPv2 (RIP version 2)
- IGRP routing protocol
- Hour 13: OSPF Routing Protocol
- OSPF neighbors and adjacencies in a LAN
- OSPF configuration
- DR election
- Hour 14: EIGRP Routing Protocol
- EIGRP configuration
- Administrative Distance (AD)
- Default route
- Hour 15: Switch Operation
- Switch operation and characteristics
- Switch ‘layer 2’ functions
- Port security
- Hour 16: Virtual LAN (VLAN)
- Virtual LAN (VLAN) characteristics
- VLAN switch port membership
- Virtual LAN (VLAN) configuration
- Routing between VLANs
- VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP)
- Hour 17: Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
- STP operation
- STP port states
- STP port fast
- ‘RSTP’, ‘PVSTP+’ and ‘PVRST+’
- Part 3 ADVANCED TOPICS
- Hour 18: Security
- Security threats
- Security threats mitigation
- Access Control List (ACL)
- NAT (Network Address Translation)
- Static NAT, dynamic NAT and PAT
- Hour 19: Wide Area Networks (WAN)
- Wide Area Network (WAN) basics
- WAN connection types
- HDLC and PPP protocols
- PPP configuration
- Frame Relay (FR)
- FR congestion control
- FR configuration
- Hour 20: Wireless LAN
- Wireless LAN basics
- AP configuration
- Hour 21: IPv6
- IPv6 basics
- IPv6 addressing
- IPv6 address configuration
- IPv6 address types
- IPv6 Routing protocols
- Migration from IPv4 to IPv6
great book
Muy recomendado.
This is great and well explained. The illustrations are intuitive.