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FOREWORD ACKNOWLEDGMENTS BIOGRAPHIES
About the Technical Reviewer
INTRODUCTION
The Problem with CCNA Study Guides Cisco CCNA Simplified versus Cisco CCNA in 60 Days Free Bonus Material Cisco CCNA Simplified Video Course Reviews Also from Reality Press Ltd. How to Read Cisco CCNA Simplified The Cisco CCNA Exam Format
How to Do the Labs
PART 1 — ICND1 Chapter 1 — Operation of IP Data Networks
Overview of Networking Equipment
Hub Switch Router
The Open Systems Interconnection Model
Encapsulation Application Layer Presentation Layer Session Layer Transport Layer Network Layer Data Link Layer Physical Layer Summary—The OSI Model
The TCP/IP Model
TCP/IP Application Layer TCP/IP Transport/Host-to-Host Layer TCP/IP Internet/Network Layer TCP/IP Network Access Layer
TCP/IP Services
File Transfer Protocol Trivial File Transfer Protocol Simple Mail Transfer Protocol HyperText Transfer Protocol Telnet Internet Control Message Protocol Traceroute Address Resolution Protocol Mini-lab – Checking the ARP Cache Proxy ARP Mini-lab – Discovering Proxy ARP Reverse Address Resolution Protocol Gratuitous ARP Simple Network Management Protocol Domain Name System Mini-lab – Pinging Hostnames Cisco Discovery Protocol Mini-lab – Checking for CDP Neighbors
Ethernet Concepts
CSMA/CD Duplex Settings Mini-lab – Configuring Ethernet Speed and Duplex Settings Ethernet Frames LAN Traffic
IEEE Standards The Cisco Hierarchical Networking Model Cabling the Network
LAN Cabling IEEE and Cabling Standards WAN Cabling
Router Interfaces and Connectors
RJ-45 Aux Connectors Console Connectors WAN Connectors Router Interfaces and Slots
Connecting to a Router
USB Console Connection
Router Modes
User Mode Privileged Mode Global Configuration Mode Interface Configuration Mode Line Configuration Mode Router Configuration Mode Reloading the Router Abbreviating the Commands
Configuring a Router
Loopback Interfaces Editing Commands Mini-lab – Putting an IP Address on an Interface Show Commands Debug Commands Pipes
The Configuration Register
Mini-lab – Changing the Configuration Register
End of Chapter Questions Chapter 1 Labs
Lab 1: Basic Lab – Router Modes and Commands Lab 2: ARP, CDP, Ping, and Telnet Lab Lab 3: Traceroute from Router A to Router B Further Reading
Chapter 2 — LAN Switching Technologies
Layer 2 Switching Functions
Learning MAC Addresses Mini-lab – Checking the MAC Address Table Filtering and Forwarding Frames Preventing Loops in the Network
Switching Methods
Cut-through Store-and-Forward Fragment-free (Modified Cut-through/Runt-free)
Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs)
VLAN Membership VLAN Numbers VLAN Links
Dynamic Trunking Protocol
Mini-lab – Configuring VLANs and Trunk Links IEEE 802.1Q Native VLAN
InterVLAN Routing
Mini-lab – InterVLAN Routing Using Physical Router Interfaces Mini-lab – InterVLAN Routing Using Router Subinterfaces Mini-lab – InterVLAN Routing Using Switched Virtual Interfaces
VLAN Trunking Protocol
VTP Modes Mini-lab – Configuring VTP VTP Pruning
Configuring a Cisco Switch
Mini-lab – IP Default Gateway on a Switch
End of Chapter Questions Chapter 2 Labs
Lab 1: VLANs on an IOS Switch Lab 2: Trunking across IOS Switches Lab 3: InterVLAN Routing
Chapter 3 — IP Addressing
How Binary Works How Hexadecimal Works
Have a Try
IP Version 4
Powers of Two IP Addressing Private IPv4 Addresses Classless Inter-Domain Routing
Subnetting
Address Depletion How to Subnet How to Write Subnet Masks How Many Subnets and How Many Hosts? Shortcut Method Working out How Many Hosts and How Many Subnets Secondary IP Address
Route Summarization
Working Out Summary Routes Route Summarization Prerequisites Breaking the Subnet Boundary VLSM VLSM Practice for the CCNA Exam Chopping Down In Summary
End of Chapter Questions
Mini-lab – Troubleshooting IP Addressing
Chapter 3 Labs
Lab 1: IP Addressing
Chapter 4 — IPv6 Addressing
Why Do We Need IPv6?
Anatomy of an IP Packet IPv6 Address Representation The Different IPv6 Address Types
Migrating from IPv4 to IPv6
Tunneling Manually Configured Dual Stack Automatic 6to4 ISATAP Tunnels NAT-PT
IPv6 Functionality Protocols
DHCP for IPv6 ICMPv6 Neighbor Discovery Protocol Router Discovery Duplicate Address Detection Neighbor Address Resolution Mini-lab – Neighbor Discovery Protocol in Action Mini-lab – Configuring IPv6
End of Chapter Questions Chapter 4 Labs
Lab 1: Simple IPv6
Chapter 5 — IP Routing Technologies
What Is Routing?
Prefix Matching Building the IP Routing Table
Static Routing
Mini-lab – Configuring a Static Route Mini-lab – Configuring an IPv6 Static Route
Gateway of Last Resort
IP Default-Gateway IP Route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 IP Default-Network
Administrative Distance Classful/Classless
Mini-lab – Classful and Classless Routing Protocols
Dynamic Routing
Metrics
Distance Vector Protocols
Distance Vector Problems Solving Distance Vector Problems Autonomous Systems Passive Interface IP Unnumbered
Link State Protocols
Planes of Operation
Topology-based (CEF) Switching
Cisco Express Forwarding Accelerated and Distributed CEF Mini-lab – Configuring Cisco Express Forwarding
End of Chapter Questions Chapter 5 Labs
Lab 1: Static Routes
Chapter 6 — OSPF
Overview of OSPF
OSPF Terminology OSPF Router ID OSPF Timers OSPF Routes OSPF Load Balancing OSPF Network Types and Neighbors Mini-lab – Configuring Single-area OSPF Mini-lab – Configuring OSPF Interfaces Mini-lab – OSPF Passive Interfaces
OSPFv3
Mini-lab – Configuring Single-area OSPFv3 Link State Problems
End of Chapter Questions Chapter 6 Labs
Lab 1: Single-area OSPF
Chapter 7 — IP Services
DHCP Functionality
Mini-lab – DHCP Configuration on Cisco IOS Routers IP Helper Address IP Forward Protocol
Access Control Lists
Access List Numbers Standard IP Access Lists Wildcard Masks Access List Logging Extended IP Access Lists Port Numbers Access Lists and Routing Protocols Access List Rules Configuring Access Lists ACL Sequence Numbers An Alternative to Access Lists
Network Address Translation
Static NAT Dynamic NAT and Port Address Translation Configuring and Verifying NAT Troubleshooting NAT
Network Time Protocol End of Chapter Questions Chapter 7 Labs
Lab 1: Configuring a Router as a DHCP Server Lab 2: Access Lists (Standard) Lab 3: Access Lists (Extended) Lab 4: Access Lists (Named) Lab 5: Static NAT Lab 6: NAT Pool Lab 7: NAT Overload
Chapter 8 — Network Device Security
Network Security Devices Network Device Passwords
Enable Password Enable Secret Service Password Encryption Auxiliary Password Mini-lab – Adding a Telnet Password Console Password Configuring Local Usernames and User-Specific Passwords
Securing Network Devices
Privilege Levels Login Logging Router Access Prevent Telnet Access Enable SSH Mini-lab – Enabling SSH Access Disable HTTP Disable CDP Add a Banner Message External Authentication Methods Shut Down Unused Ports Network Device Clock and NTP Update the IOS Disable Unused Services Using ACLs to Limit Telnet and SSH Access Restrict VLAN Information Change the Native VLAN Change the Management VLAN SNMP Securing VTP
Switch Port Security
Enabling Port Security Who Can Connect? How Many Can Connect? Violation Action Fine-tuning Port Security Configuration Error Disable Recovery
End of Chapter Questions Chapter 8 Labs
Lab 1: Basic Router Security Lab 2: Switch Security Lab 3: Switch Port Security
Chapter 9 — Network Troubleshooting
Your Troubleshooting Plan Network Debugging Layer 1 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting VLAN Issues Troubleshooting Trunks Troubleshooting VTP
Mini-Lab – Troubleshooting VTP, VLANS, and Trunking
Troubleshooting Host IP Addressing Issues Troubleshooting Access Lists End of Chapter Questions
PART 2 — ICND2 Chapter 10 — LAN Switching Technologies
Spanning Tree Protocol
Port States in STP STP Convergence Mini-lab – STP Operations STP Timers Cisco’s Enhancements to STP Mini-lab – Configuring UplinkFast STP Security Mini-lab – Configuring BPDU Guard
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol
RSTP Link Types RSTP Port Roles RSTP Port States Per-VLAN STP and per-VLAN Rapid STP Mini-lab – Configuring PVRST+ Load Balancing Using RSTP/STP
End of Chapter Questions Chapter 10 Labs
Lab 1: Spanning Tree Protocol
Chapter 11 — Understanding EtherChannels
EtherChannels
Link Aggregation Control Protocol Port Aggregation Protocol
Configuring EtherChannels on Cisco IOS
Mini-lab – PAgP Configuration Mini-lab – LACP Configuration Layer 3 EtherChannel Configuration Port Channel Mode On
End of Chapter Questions Chapter 11 Labs
Lab 1: LACP EtherChannels
Chapter 12 — Router Architecture
Router Architecture
Router Memory
Router Boot-up Sequence Managing the IOS
Booting Options
Cisco IOS Licensing End of Chapter Questions Chapter 12 Labs
Lab 1: Copy Startup Config Using TFTP
Chapter 13 — Advanced OSPF Features
Advanced OSPF Concepts
Designated Router and Backup Designated Router Establishing Adjacencies OSPF Priority OSPF Router Types OSPF Link State Advertisements OSPF Areas Mini-lab – Configuring Multi-area OSPF Mini-lab – Configuring and Verifying OSPFv3 Multi-area in Cisco IOS Software
End of Chapter Questions Chapter 13 Labs
Lab 1: Multi-area OSPF Lab 2: Multi-area OSPFv3
Chapter 14 — Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP)
EIGRP
EIGRP Terminology EIGRP Composite Metric Calculation EIGRP Neighbors Reliable Transport Protocol Understanding DUAL and Feasibility Condition EIGRP Router ID Mini-lab – EIGRP Passive Interfaces EIGRP Load Balancing Mini-lab – Configuring EIGRP
End of Chapter Questions Chapter 14 Labs
Lab 1: EIGRP
Chapter 15 — Advanced IP Services
HSRP
HSRP Interface Tracking Configuring HSRP Interface Tracking Mini-lab – HSRP Configuration
VRRP
Mini-lab – VRRP Configuration Configuring VRRP Interface Tracking
GLBP
GLBP Configuration
Syslog
Mini-lab – Cisco IOS Syslog Configuration
SNMP
Cisco IOS SNMP Configuration
End of Chapter Questions Chapter 15 Labs
Lab 1: HSRP Lab 2: Syslog Lab 3: SNMP
Chapter 16 — WAN Technologies
WAN Technologies
Common WAN Networking Terms WAN Connection Types Point-to-Point Protocols
High-Level Data Link Control Point-to-Point Protocol
PPP Authentication LCP Configuration Options Mini-lab – Configuring PPP PPPoE Mini-lab – PPPoE Configuration
Frame Relay
Configuring Frame Relay Troubleshooting Frame Relay
Metro Ethernet MPLS VSAT Cellular Networks T1/E1 ISDN DSL
ADSL HDSL IDSL RADSL VDSL
Cable VPN End of Chapter Questions Chapter 16 Labs
Lab 1: WAN Lab – Point-to-Point Protocol Lab 2: Basic Frame Relay Lab 3: Frame Relay Subinterfaces
Chapter 17 — Advanced Network Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Using NetFlow Troubleshooting STP
Incorrect Root Bridge Incorrect Root Port Incorrect Designated Port
Troubleshooting InterVLAN Routing Problems Troubleshooting Routing Issues Troubleshooting OSPF
Mini-Lab – Troubleshooting OSPF
Troubleshooting EIGRP Troubleshooting WAN Connectivity Troubleshooting EtherChannels End of Chapter Questions
Chapter 18 — Advanced Labs
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