Cisco CCNA 640-801 Training
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Cisco CCNA 640-801 Training Producer: Media: CD-ROM Author: Bill Ferguson/Certified Instructor ISBN: 1-932808-99-X Duration: 7 hrs / 72 lessons Compatibility: Win XP, ME, 2000, 98, NT, Mac OS X, OS 9 VTC's Cisco CCNA 640-801 training tutorial is designed to help you pass certification test and become a Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA). VTC Author Bill Ferguson specifically targets the four major objective groups listed on the Cisco web site. These include Planning and Designing LANs and WANs, Implementation and Operation of Routers and Switches, Troubleshooting Cisco Networks, and Understanding Cisco Networking Technologies. VTC Certified author Bill Ferguson gives thorough and comprehensive training using examples and analogies to make this information easier to learn and easier to remember. To begin learning today, simply click on the links. Try For Free Right Now To help you evaluate this training program, some of the tutorials may be viewed for free online. Listed below are all of the chapters and lessons for this title. Click on any of the linked lessons below to watch them now online! CD Contents Introduction & Overview Overview Pt.1 (07:06) Overview Pt.2 (07:24) The OSI Model Development & Reason for Model (04:19) Overview of Layered Architecture (07:26) The Application Layer (06:39) The Presentation Layer (04:42) The Session Layer (04:28) The Transport Layer (06:32) The Network Layer (03:24) The Data Link Layer (04:24) The Physical Layer (04:31) Collision Domains vs Broadcast Domains Ethernet & CSMA/CD (05:04) Collision Domains (03:42) Broadcast Domains (04:12) Hubs/Bridges/Switches Hubs (04:46) Bridges (05:30) Switches (05:50) The Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) Purpose of STP (05:44) Election of a Root Bridge (05:26) Bridge Protocol Data Units & Port States (07:36) Local Area Network Protocols The TCP/IP Protocol Suite (06:32) Packet Terminology (04:12) IP Address Classes (04:26) IP Addressing (05:55) Subnet Masks & Anding (05:05) Custom Length Subnet Masks (05:07) Subnetting (05:43) Configuring IP Addresses on a Router (02:48) IPX Addresses (02:59) Encapsulation of Packets (03:57) The Concept of a VLAN (03:31) Wide Area Network Protocols The Concept of Frame Relay (07:20) Configuring Frame Relay (05:36) ISDN Defined (05:39) ISDN Reference Points (04:51) Dial on Demand Routing (03:55) PPP Defined (06:11) PPP with CHAP Authentication (04:16) HDLC Encapsulation (06:57) Routing Routing Defined (04:59) Configuring Static Routes (03:58) Routing Information Protocol (07:23) Internet Gateway Routing Protocol (05:21) Enhanced Internet Gateway Routing Protocol (04:36) Link State Routing Protocols (03:59) Distance Vector vs Link State (03:37) Configuring RIP (05:18) Configuring IGRP (04:04) The Concepts of NAT & PAT (05:29) The CDP Protocol CDP Protocol Commands (04:12) Discovering Your Topology with CDP (04:47) LAN Design Full Duplex vs Half Duplex (04:52) Understanding CSMA/CD (04:48) Ethernet/Fast Ethernet/Gigabit Ethernet (06:33) The Cisco IOS Overview of the Cisco IOS (07:16) Boot System Configurations (05:23) Interpreting the IOS Image File (04:09) Backing Up the IOS Image (06:39) The Cisco Command Line Interface Command Line Modes (05:31) Initial Setup & Configuration (06:30) Passwords Console & Secret (05:42) Passwords Virtual Terminal (05:00) Naming & Adding a Banner (03:58) Context Sensitive Help & History (06:59) Network Management Commands Network Management Overview (02:59) Show Commands (05:25) Debugging Commands (06:49) Interface Configuration (07:47) Access Lists The Concept of an Access List (03:56) How Access Lists are Used (05:10) Setting Up a Standard Access List (06:26) Setting up an Extended Access List (06:09) Telnet The Concept of Telnet (05:06) Telnet for Remote Administration (06:39) Taking & Passing the Cisco 640-801 Test Preparation for the 640-801 Test (05:26) The Day of the Test (06:55) Credits About This Author (01:34) To view the Free Tutorials you must have Quicktime installed. Please note that the online free samples have been compressed for quicker downloads. Purchased CDs have higher sound and video quality. Monitor resolution needs to be set to at least 1024 by 768 to view the entire movie.