Cisco CCNA Online Training Course Overview :

TCP /IP subnetting

 Understanding the requirement of subnetting
 TCP/IP Class ranges
 public ip address range
 private ip address range
 Boolean and operation
 convert binary to decimal
 convert decimal to binary
 Determine the number of valid subnets
 Determine the number of valid hosts
 Determine the subnet number of a given ip address
 Determine broadcast address
 Determine valid ip address range
 Meeting the stated design requirement

Router component – Cisco CCNA Online Training

 understanding the external components of Router
 Attachment user interface
 LAN interface Ethernet , Giga Port
 Serial port
 console port
 Auxiliary port
 Internal components of a Router
 Read only Memory
 NVRAM
 RAM

Boot sequence

 Router boot process
 POST
 ROM
 FLASH
 NVRAM
 RAM

Modes of router in Cisco CCNA Online Training

 User Exec mode
 Privileged mode
 configuration mode
 Interface mode
 Sub interface mode
 Line mode
 Interactive Setup mode

Initial configuration of a Router

 hostname
 console password configuration
 auxiliary password configuration
 vty password configuration
 enable password configuration
 enable secret password configuration
 service password encryption
 Reload a router
 Erase startup
 Running configuration
 Startup configuration
 saving configuration
 Telnet
 Aliases
 Assigning ip address
 clockrate
 verifying ip address
 Banner configuration
 Security device manager concept
 SSH concept

Default behavior of a router

 Packets destined for directly connected network
 packets destined for indirectly connected network
 verifying routing table
 show ip route
 how router forwards or drop packets
 Understanding locally broadcast to domain server
 Resolve locally broadcast domain server

Discovery Protocol

 What is CDP
 CDP run
 Globally CDP turn on
 Globally CDP turn off
 Interface level CDP enable
 Interface level CDP disable

Wan protocols

 Understanding encapsulation process
 verifying encapsulation on serial port
 HDLC
 Understanding PPP
 PAP Configuration
 CHAP configuration

Routing protocols
 What is Routing

Static Routing

 Configuring Static Route
 Advantages of Static Route
 Disadvantages of Static Route
 Understanding AD values
 configuring static route with next hop address
 configuring static route with exit interface
 verifying static routes
 traceroute
 debugging

Default Routing

 understanding stub networks
 implementing default routing
 verifying ip default route

Switch component

 understanding the external components of Switch
 Ethernet ports
 Console port
 Fibre optic ports
 Internal components of a Router
 Read only Memory
 NVRAM
 RAM

Boot sequence

 Switch boot process
 POST
 ROM
 FLASH
 NVRAM
 RAM

Modes of Switch

 User Exec mode
 Privileged mode
 configuration mode
 Interface mode
 Sub interface mode
 Line mode
 Interactive Setup mode

Initial configuration of a Switch

 hostname
 console password configuration
 vty password configuration
 enable password configuration
 enable secret password configuration
 service password encryption
 Reload a switch
 Erase startup
 Running configuration
 Startup configuration
 saving configuration
 Telnet
 Aliases
 Assigning ip address
 verifying ip address
 Banner configuration

Default behavior of a Switch – Cisco CCNA Online Training

 Frames destined for directly connected network
 Frames destined for indirectly connected network
 verifying switch mac address table
 show ip mac-address table
 how switch forward frames to all the ports

Port Based Authentication

 Port security configuration
 Mac address
 Protect mode
 Restrict mode
 Violation shutdown mode
 Implementing Port base authentication violation shutdown mode
 verifying

Routing Information Protocol

 Understanding dynamic routing
 RIP version 1
 RIP Version 2
 Rip version 1 configuration
 Rip version 2 configuration
 Advertising own network
 Passive interface configuration
 Debug ip rip
 Concept of Rip authentication

Open Shortest Path First Protocol

 Link state protocol concept
 OSPF Tables
 Neighbor table
 Database table
 Routing table
 Wildcard mask
 DR And BDR Election concept
 Understanding OSPF Areas
 configuration of OSPF
 Verifying OSPF

Enhance Interior Gateway Routing Protocol

 Advance distance vector protocol
 EIGRP tables
 Autonomous system
 Configuration of EIGRP
 Verifying EIGRP
 Redistribution concept

Access Control List : Cisco CCNA Online Training

 Packet filtering
 Global mode
 Interface mode
 Configuring Standard ACL
 Verifying Standard ACL
 Configuring Extended ACL
 Verifying Extended ACL

Frame relay

 Encapsulation
 LMI
 DTE and DCE
 Configuration of Frame Relay
 Verifying FR

Network Address Translation

 Translation of public to private address
 Translation of Private to public address
 Implementing static NAT
 Nat translations
 Nat statistics
 Implementing Dynamic NAT
 Verifying

Port Address Translation

 Translation of public to private address
 Translation of private to public address
 Implementing PAT
 Verifying PAT

Password breaking

 How to break the router password
 ROM Monitor mode
 Prompt
 Register values
 Hard boot

Switch Virtual LANS

 Understanding switch broadcast
 creating vlans
 vlan database
 verifying vlan brief
 Interface level switchport mode access
 Interface level switchport access vlan
 verifying with ping

Trunking

 Connecting multiple switches
 Understanding tagging
 VTP modes
 Server mode
 client mode
 Transparent mode
 vlan pruning
 switch port mode trunk
 configuring Trunking
 Verifying trunking

Spanning Tree port fast

 Prevents switching loops
 Blocking
 listening
 learning
 forwarding
 configure STP
 Physically verifying the LED

Router on a Stick
 Inter vlan routing
 Router sub interface configuration
 Route configuration
 switch mode trunk
 verifying vlan ping

Backup and restore
 TFTP Server concept
 Flash backup
 Flash restoration
 Startup configuration backup
 startup configuration restoration