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About the book:
Publisher: Amazon
Author (s): Ramon Nastase
Pages: 206
Edition: 2021
Language: English
Size: 13 Mb
Content:
Introduction
Chapter 1 - Basic Networking Elements
1) Network Types
2) Network Topologies
3) Network Components
A. End Devices & Means For Transmission
B. Switch
C. Router
4) How Can We Represent (Or “Draw”) A Network ?
5) How Do Computers Communicate Over The Internet ?
Chapter 2 - The Osi Model
Chapter 3 - Layer 1 - Physical
UTP Cable Types
Ports, Interfaces And Their Speed
Full-Duplex / Half-Duplex
Collision Domains And Broadcast Domains
Chapter 4 - Layer 2 - Data-Link
What Is Ethernet?
How Do Switches Learn And Use Mac Addresses?
Chapter 5 - Layer 3 - Network
Basic Routing Concepts
What Is Ipv4?
Ipv4 Classes
Public Ip Vs. Private Ip
Private Ip Addresses
Configuring An Ip Address On Windows 7/8/10
What Is Ipv6?
Chapter 6 - Layer 4 - Transport
1) TCP
How Does A Client Establish A Connection To A Server ?
How Does Tcp Terminate A Connection?
2) Udp (User Datagram Protocol)
3) Ports
Chapter 7 - Layer 5, 6, 7 - Session, Presentation, Application
Network Applications
1) Dhcp
Configuring An Ip Address With Dhcp On Windows
2) Telnet
3) Secure Shell (Ssh)
4) Rdp - Remote Desktop Protocol
Chapter 8 - Cisco Ios & Intro To The CLI
Introduction To The Cli - Basic Router Configurations
Lab #1
Chapter 9 - Basic Routing Concepts
1) How Does A Router Work?
2) The Routing Table
How Does The Routing Work?
Route Types
Administrative And Metric Distance
Next-Hop And Output Interface - Recursive Routing
Chapter 10 - Static Routes
Why Do We Need Static Routes?
Advantages / Disadvantages
How Do We Configure Static Routes?
Default Route (0.0.0.0/0)
Lab #2
Lab #3
Chapter 11 - Routing Protocols
Distance Vector Vs. Link State
Distance Vector
Rip (Routing Information Protocol)
How Does Rip Work?
Configure Rip On Cisco Routers
Checking Configurations
Route Selection Process From The Routing Table
Conclusion
Lab #4
Lab #5
Chapter 12 - Switching Concepts. Vlan And Trunk &
Access Interfaces
1) Vlan (Virtual Local Area Network)
The Benefits Of Vlans:
2.1) Configuring Vlans On Cisco Switches
2.2) Configuring The Access Interface
2.3) Configuring The Trunk Interface
2.4) Settings Verification
3) Routing Between Vlans
Configuring Routing Between Vlans (Router-On-A-Stick)
Lab #6
Chapter 13 - Network Services (Dhcp, Acl, Nat)
1) Dhcp
How Does DDHCPWork?
Configure DHCP Router
Configure Dynamic Ip Address (Via Dhcp) On Windows
Lab #7
2) Acl
A) Acl Standard
Setting Acls On Interfaces
Lab #8
3) Nat
How Does Nat Work
Types Of Nat
1) Nat Static
2) Dynamic Nat
3) Pat (Port Address Translation)
Configure Nat On Routers
B) Nat Dynamic
C) Port Address Translation (Pat)
Lab #9
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