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CCNA 2.0 Prep Kit 640-507 Routing and Switching (Exam Guide)

CCNA 2.0 Prep Kit 640-507 Routing and Switching (Exam Guide)

Heather Osterloh, Que

ISBN:0789722887, Edition: , 2000-07-26

Price: $39.99

Table of Contents

1 Introduction to Cisco Certified Network Associate Course 1

Cisco Career Certifications 2

  • Network Support 3
  • Design 4

    Routing and Switching, Network Support Certifications 4

  • CCNA 4
  • CCNP 5
  • CCIE 6

    Routing and Switching, Design Certifications 7

  • CCDA 7
  • CCDP 8

    Benefits of Certification 8

    Electives 8

  • Security 9
  • Voice 9
  • Network Management 9
  • LAN ATM 9
  • SNA/IP Network Management 9

    ISP Dial and WAN Switching 10

  • WAN Switching, Network Support 10

    Testing 12

  • Test Composition and Layout 12
  • Test-Taking Strategies and Techniques 12

    How to Use This Book 13

  • How This Book Addresses New Test Structures 13
  • What This Book Covers 14

    How Each Chapter Is Organized 16

    2 Overview of Industry Models and Standards 17

    OSI Reference Model Background 18

    The OSI Seven-Layer Architecture 20

    Benefits of the OSI’s Layered Design 22

  • Layer Functions Clarified 23
  • Well-Defined Framework for Vendors 23
  • Reduced Networking Complexity 23
  • Simplified Troubleshooting 23
  • Specialization Promoted 24

    General Description of OSI Layers 24

  • Application Layer 26
  • Presentation Layer 27
  • Session Layer 28
  • Transport Layer 30
  • Network Layer 33
  • Data Link Layer 35
  • Physical Layer 37

    Connection-Oriented Versus Connectionless Protocols 38

  • Characteristics of Connection-Oriented Protocols 39
  • Connection-Oriented Protocols 39
  • Connectionless Protocols 40
  • Comparative Strengths of Protocols 40

    Flow Control 41

  • Non-Sliding Window 41
  • Sliding Window 42

    IEEE 802 Standards Overview 42

    IEEE Data Link Sublayers 44

  • LLC Sublayer 44
  • MAC Sublayer 45

    DoD 46

    Chapter Summary 47

    3 LAN Technologies 53

    Before You Start 54

    Ethernet and IEEE 802.3 54

  • The Evolution of Ethernet 54
  • Ethernet Versus IEEE 802.3 54
  • General Ethernet Operation 56
  • Slow Ethernet Specifications and Limitations 65
  • 10Base5 (Thicknet) 65
  • Fast Ethernet Specifications and Limitations 69
  • Gigabit Ethernet 72
  • Gigabit Ethernet Overview 73

    Token-Ring and IEEE 802.5 73

  • General Token-Ring Operation 74

    FDDI and ANSI X3T9.5 78

  • General FDDI Operation 79
  • SAS Versus DAS 81

    Chapter Summary 82

    4 Internetworking 89

    Network Addressing 90

  • Data Link (Layer 2) Addresses 90
  • Network Addresses 90

    Internetworking Hardware 97

  • Physical Layer Segmentation Devices 97
  • Data Link Layer Segmentation Devices 98
  • Network Layer Segmentation Devices 108
  • Three-Layer Hierarchy 113

    Chapter Summary 116

    5 Router Basics 121

    The Router 122

  • User Interface Components 122
  • Internal Router Components 123
  • Router Interfaces and Connectivity Components 126
  • Simulating WAN 130
  • Hyperterminal 132
  • Setup Dialog 134
  • AutoInstall 136
  • Command-Line Interface Configuration 137
  • Logging In 137
  • Navigating, Shortcuts, and How to Get Help 139
  • Command-Line Editing and Navigation Commands 144

    Simple Configuration 146

  • configure terminal or config t Shortcut 148
  • configure network or config net Shortcut 148
  • configure memory or config mem Shortcut 148

    Naming Your Router 148

    Banner Messages and Interface Descriptions 148

    Passwords and Optional Console Commands 150

  • Optional Console Commands 152

    Configuring the Interfaces 152

  • Show Commands 155
  • Debugging 160

    Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) 160

  • Remote Telnet Management 162

    Chapter Summary 165

    6 TCP/IP Addressing and the Protocol Suite 171

    Understanding Binary to Decimal Conversion and Vice Versa 172

    IP Addressing 174

  • Address Classes 174
  • Subnet Masks 177
  • Subnetting and Examples 182

    Mapping the TCP/IP Protocol Suite to the DoD Model 187

  • Internet Protocols 187
  • Host-to-Host Protocols 195
  • Process/Application Layer Protocols 198
  • Troubleshooting Tools 200

    Chapter Summary 202

    7 Routing Fundamentals 207

    Nonroutable Versus Routable Protocols 208

    Basic Routing Concepts 208

  • Static Versus Dynamic 210
  • Routing Metrics and Costs 212
  • Administrative Distance 216

    Static Routing 217

  • Configuring Static Routing 218

    Distance Vector Routing (RIP, IGRP, and RTMP) 223

  • RIP 224
  • IGRP 230
  • Hybrid EIGRP 237

    Link State Routing 238

  • OSPF 239

    Chapter Summary 240

    8 IPX/SPX Protocol Suite 245

    Evolution of IPX/SPX 246

    Mapping IPX/SPX to the OSI Model 246

  • Data Link Layer 247
  • Network Layer 250
  • IPX Routing Protocols 254
  • Transport Layer 257
  • Upper Layers 257

    Configuring IPX Interfaces 262

  • Optional Steps 262
  • Configuring IPX RIP 265

    IPX Troubleshooting Commands 266

    Chapter Summary 268

    9 Access Lists 273

    What Are Access Lists? 274

  • Building Access Lists 275
  • Access List Types 276
  • Editing Access Lists 277
  • Removing Access List Lines 277
  • Wildcard Masks 278
  • Keywords 280

    IP Standard Access Lists 280

  • Configuring IP Standard Access Lists 281

    IP Extended Access Lists 287

  • IP Extended Access List Criteria 287
  • Configuring IP Extended Access Lists 288
  • Optional Parameters 289

    Controlling Access to VTY Ports 294

  • Configuring VTY Filters 294

    Named Access Lists 296

    IPX Access Lists 297

    IPX Standard Access Lists 297

  • Configuring IPX Standard Access Lists 297

    IPX Extended Access Lists 299

  • Configuring IPX Extended Access Lists 300

    Filtering IPX SAP Traffic 301

  • Configuring IPX SAP Filters 302

    Chapter Summary 305

    10 Wide Area Networking (WAN) Technologies 311

    WAN Overview 312

  • WAN Connection Types 312
  • WAN Terminology 315
  • Serial Point-to-Point Connections 317
  • WAN Encapsulation Protocols 317

    HDLC Encapsulation Protocol 320

  • Transfer Modes Supported by HDLC 324

    Point-To-Point (PPP) 324

  • LCP Configuration Features 325
  • Configuring PPP Authentication and Multilink 327

    Frame Relay 328

  • Frame Relay Terminology 329
  • Frame Relay Operation 330
  • Congestion Control 333
  • LMI 333
  • DLCI 335
  • Frame Relay Switch Mapping 336
  • Frame Relay Encapsulations 339
  • Preparing For Frame Relay Configuration 339
  • Frame Relay Configuration 342

    Chapter Summary 346

    11 Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) 351

    Introduction to ISDN 352

  • Benefits of ISDN 353
  • ISDN Standards 353

    ISDN Components 354

  • Basic Rate Interface 355
  • Primary Rate Interface 355

    BRI Operation 356

    ISDN Configuration Reference Points 357

    Cisco ISDN BRI Interfaces 359

    ISDN Switch Types 360

  • SPIDs 360

    Configuring ISDN BRI 361

  • Dial On Demand Routing 363
  • DDR Basic Operation 364
  • Optional DDR Commands 367
  • Show and Debug Commands to Verify DDR Operation 368

    Chapter Summary 370

    12 Switching 375

    Catalyst Switches 376

    Catalyst Switch Functions 377

  • Switch Operation 378

    Spanning Tree Protocol 386

  • Spanning Tree Operations 386
  • Initial Startup of the Catalyst Switch 390
  • LED Indicators 391

    Help Facilities and Basic Switch Commands 397

  • show running-configuration 399
  • show interfaces 399

    Initial Configuration of a Switch 400

  • Configuring Switch Identification 402
  • Configuring the Switch IP Address 402
  • Port Security 406

    Chapter Summary 407

    13 Virtual LANs (VLANs) 411

    VLAN Overview 412

    VLAN Operation 413

    Inter-Switch Link (ISL) Trunking 416

  • ISL Encapsulation 418

    VLAN Trunk Protocol (VTP) 420

  • VTP Modes 422
  • VTP Pruning 423

    VLAN Configuration 424

  • VTP Configuration 425
  • Configuring Inter-VLANs 431

    Chapter Summary 432

    14 Backup and Recovery 437

    Reasons for Backup and Recovery 438

  • Configuration Register 438
  • Binary to Hexadecimal and Hexadecimal to Binary Conversion 439
  • Interpreting Register Settings 443
  • Alternative IOS Image Boot Methods 447
  • Setting Up TFTP from an Alternative Source 449

    Password Recovery 453

  • Chapter Summary 456

    A Lab Exercises 461

    Equipment Requirements 462

    Lab 1: Getting Started with Cisco Routers 462

  • Connecting Your Router 462
  • Installing HyperTerminal Software 462

    Lab 2: Logging In and Getting Help 463

  • Logging In 464

    How to Get Help 464

  • Terminal History 465

    Lab 3: Basic Router Configuration 466

  • Basic Router Configuration 466
  • Naming Your Router 467
  • Inserting Banner Messages and Interface Descriptions 467
  • Passwords 467

    Lab 4: Configuring Interfaces 469

  • Configuring the Interfaces 470
  • Configuring Addresses 471
  • Providing Clocking 471

    Lab 5: Examining Show Commands 472

  • Show Commands 473

    Lab 6: IP Addressing 473

  • Decimal to Binary Conversion 473
  • Subnetting 474

    Lab 7: Static Routes and Default Routes 474

  • Static Routes 474
  • Configuring RIP 475
  • Configuring IGRP 475
  • Show CDP 476

    Lab 8: IPX/SPX Protocol Suite 476

  • Configuring IPX Interfaces 476
  • Configuring IPX RIP 477

    Lab 9: Access Lists 477

  • Building Access Lists 477
  • Applying Access Lists 477

    Lab 10: WAN Technologies 478

  • Configuring Frame Relay 478
  • Using Show Commands in Frame Relay 479

    Lab 11: ISDN 479

  • Configuring ISDN BRI 479
  • Implementing DDR 480

    Lab 12: Switching 481

  • Initial Startup of the Catalyst Switch 481
  • Accessing the Switch 481
  • Configuring a Switch 482

    Lab 13: VLANs 482

  • VLAN Configuration 482
  • VTP Configuration 483
  • Mapping Switch Ports to VLANs 483
  • Configuring Inter-VLANs 484

    Lab 14: Backup and Recovery 485

  • Binary to Hexadecimal Conversion 485
  • Setting Up TFTP from an Alternative Source 485
  • Password Recovery 486

    B Using the CD-ROM and Test Engine 489

    Using the Test Pro Software 489

  • Equipment Requirements 490
  • Running the Test Pro Software 490

    C ICMP Message Types/Troubleshooting 491

    D Decimal to Hexadecimal to Binary Conversion 497

    E Glossary 499

    F Novell SAP Addresses 537

    F TCP/UDP Port Numbers 539

    G Commonly Used show Commands 541

    H Objectives Index 543

    Index 547