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Title:
WAN technologies CCNA 4 companion guide
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Cisco networking academy program series
Publication Information:
Indianapolis, IN : Cisco Press, 2007
Physical Description:
1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm.
ISBN:
9781587131721
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Accompanies text of the same title : TK5105.5 R44 2007

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WAN Technologies CCNA 4 Companion Guide: The only authorized Companion Guide for the Cisco Networking Academy Program - Allan Reid. WAN Technologies CCNA 4 Companion Guide is the official supplemental textbook for version 3.1.1 of the CCNA registered] 4 course in the Cisco registered] Networking Academy registered] Program. The author has completely rewritten the Companion Guide to provide a fresh, complementary perspective on the online course content. The book covers all the topics in the course and then provides additional examples and alternative approaches to individual topics - all to aid the learning process and lock in your understanding of basic networking concepts and technologies. objectives - review core concepts by answering the questions at the beginning of each chapter; Key terms - refer to the updated lists of networking vocabulary introduced in each chapter and turn to the highlighted terms in context; Glossary - consult the all-new glossary with more than 300 terms; Check Your Understanding questions and answer key - Evaluate your readiness with the updated end-of-chapter questions that match the style of questions that you see in the online course assessments. The answer appendix explains each answer; and, Challenge questions - Challenge yourself with review questions designed to be similar to the complex questions you might see on the CCNA exam. The answer appendix explains each answer. Allan Reid is the curriculum lead for CCNA and a CCNA / CCNP registered] instructor at Centennial College CATC in Toronto, Canada. He has been teaching the CCNA curriculum to both students and instructors since CCNA version 1.1 and has been instrumental in the development and implementation of numerous certificate, diploma, and degree programs in networking. computer and networking fields for more than 25 years and is currently a principle in a company involved in the design, installation, and management of network solutions for small and medium-sized businesses. Packet Tracer Activities provide: help to create simulated networks and visualize how packets flow in the network using Packet Tracer v3.2 developed by Cisco Systems registered]; Lab References - stop when you see this icon and perform the related labs from the online curriculum; Brand new Comprehensive Labs and Challenge Labs - look for these labs and study materials in the supplementary book WAN Technologies CCNA 4 Labs and Study Guide by John Rullan (ISBN: 1-58713-173-0). Companion CD-ROM - The CD-ROM includes: Additional Topics of Interest: Beneficial to becoming a well-rounded networker Interactive Media; Activities: More than 25 activities that visually demonstrate key topics; Packet Tracer v3.2: A Flash-based simulation and visualization learning tool. Student Resources on the Web Cisco Press provides additional content that you can access by registering your book at ciscopress.com. configuration files, additional content from Cisco Press books, and exclusive deals on other resources from Cisco Press. This book is part of the Cisco Networking Academy Program Series from Cisco Press registered]. The products in this series support and complement the Cisco Networking Academy Program online curriculum.


Author Notes

Allan Reid is the curriculum lead for CCNA and a CCNA / CCNP instructor at Centennial College CATC in Toronto, Canada


Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Scaling IP Addressesp. 1
Objectivesp. 1
Key Termsp. 1
Scaling Networks with NAT and PATp. 4
Private Address Space (RFC 1918)p. 4
Network Address Translation (NAT)p. 4
NAT Terminologyp. 5
Understanding and Configuring Static NATp. 6
Understanding and Configuring Dynamic NATp. 9
Understanding and Configuring Overloaded NATp. 11
Verifying NAT/PAT Functionalityp. 13
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)p. 16
The DHCP Processp. 18
Configuring DHCPp. 19
DHCP Verification and Troubleshootingp. 21
DHCP Relayp. 22
Summaryp. 25
Check Your Understandingp. 26
Challenge Questions and Activitiesp. 28
Activity 1

p. 28

Activity 2

p. 30

Chapter 2 WAN Technologies Overviewp. 31
Objectivesp. 31
Key Termsp. 31
WAN Technologies Overviewp. 33
WAN Versus LANp. 33
WAN Protocolsp. 36
Leased Line, Circuit Switching, and Packet Switchingp. 39
WAN Technologiesp. 41
Analog Dialupp. 42
ISDNp. 43
Leased Linep. 44
X.25p. 44
Frame Relayp. 45
ATMp. 47
DSLp. 47
Cablep. 49
WAN Designp. 51
WAN Communicationp. 51
Steps in WAN Designp. 53
Identifying and Selecting Networking Capabilitiesp. 55
Three-Layer Design Modelp. 58
Other Layered Design Modelsp. 60
Other WAN Design Considerationsp. 62
Summaryp. 63
Check Your Understandingp. 65
Challenge Questions and Activitiesp. 72
Chapter 3 PPPp. 73
Objectivesp. 73
Key Termsp. 73
Serial Point-to-Point Linksp. 75
Time-Division Multiplexingp. 75
Demarcation Pointsp. 76
DTE and DCEp. 77
High-Level Data Link Control (HDLC)p. 79
Troubleshooting Serial Linksp. 80
PPP Authenticationp. 87
Serial Line Internet Protocol (SLIP)p. 87
Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP)p. 87
Configuring PPPp. 95
Configuring Compression on PPP Linksp. 96
Configuring Error Detection on PPP Linksp. 96
Configuring Multilink Support on PPP Linksp. 96
Configuring Authentication on PPP Linksp. 97
Viewing PPP Link Establishment and Authenticationp. 103
Summaryp. 105
Check Your Understandingp. 106
Challenge Questions and Activitiesp. 110
Chapter 4 ISDN and DDRp. 111
Objectivesp. 111
Key Termsp. 111
ISDN Conceptsp. 113
ISDN Standards and Conceptsp. 114
ISDN Layer 1p. 116
ISDN Layer 2p. 118
ISDN Layer 3p. 119
ISDN Devices and Reference Pointsp. 120
ISDN Configurationp. 122
Configuring an ISDN BRIp. 122
Configuring an ISDN PRIp. 124
Verifying and Troubleshooting ISDN Configurationp. 127
DDR Configurationp. 131
Legacy DDRp. 132
Dialer Profilesp. 136
Displaying ISDN Process Informationp. 141
Summaryp. 143
Check Your Understandingp. 145
Challenge Questions and Activitiesp. 152
Chapter 5 Frame Relayp. 153
Objectivesp. 153
Key Termsp. 153
Frame Relay Conceptsp. 155
Virtual Circuits and DLCIsp. 157
The Frame Relay Framep. 158
Data Movement and Flow Controlp. 161
Common Topologiesp. 163
LMIp. 165
Inverse ARPp. 167
Configuring Frame Relayp. 168
Basic Configurationp. 168
Configuring LMIp. 168
Static Mapsp. 169
Subinterfacesp. 170
Testing and Troubleshootingp. 174
Summaryp. 178
Check Your Understandingp. 179
Challenge Questions and Activitiesp. 185
Chapter 6 Introduction to Network Administrationp. 187
Objectivesp. 187
Additional Topics of Interestp. 187
Key Termsp. 187
Workstations and Serversp. 189
Workstationsp. 189
Serversp. 190
Client/Server Relationshipp. 192
Introduction to Network Operating Systems (NOS)p. 195
Network Managementp. 196
Summaryp. 197
Check Your Understandingp. 198
Challenge Questions and Activitiesp. 202
Appendix A

p. 203

Glossaryp. 227
Indexp. 249
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