cisco related online training course by mindleaders ccda online training course tutorials

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This online course includes tutorials for:	Time Needed
Internetworking Review	3 hours
LAN Networking	4 hours
WAN Networking	3 hours
Introduction to Design	3 hours
Examining Existing Networks	3 hours
Designing LANs	4 hours
Designing WANs	3 hours
Design Issues	4 hours
Optimizing by Design	2 hours
Testing and Managing	3 hours
Estimated time needed to complete entire course	32 hours

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All you need is a PC with Windows, the Microsoft Internet Explorer (browser) and an Internet connection.
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What You will Learn

This online training course of courses is designed to help you prepare for the Cisco Certified Design Associate certification exam. Each of the 60 objectives on the CCDA exam will be covered, and the questions will be indicative of the types of questions on the exam. The online training course explores network design in depth, including network architecture, protocols, and physical and logical addressing. The OSI Reference Model is examined and applied to the online training course topics. Design considerations for LANs, WANs, and testing are also covered.

Internetworking Review

Define the types of networks that exist today
Rank the types of networks by relative size
Differentiate and describe physical and logical addressing

Identify distance vector and link state protocols
Identify exterior gateway protocols
Differentiate types of network architecture

LAN Networking

Describe LAN network topologies and architectures
Explain segmentation
Describe types of Ethernets and their operation
Describe types of Token Rings and FDDIs, and their operation

Differentiate transparent, source route, and mixed media bridges
Differentiate kinds of switches
Explain VLANs
Explain router operation
Describe the determination of router paths

WAN Networking

Define the types of WAN networks
Define WAN protocols

Describe ATM switching with respect to WANs and LANs
Explain broadcasting and multicasting

Introduction to Design

List the steps in determining the customer's needs
Explain the three types of network topologies
Differentiate types of network architecture
List the layers of the hierarchical topology model

Identify types of network traffic
Explain the problems of network traffic
List the applications typically needed
Assess applications needed by customer

Examining Existing Networks

Identify the information to gather when evaluating an existing network
Determine the LAN and WAN hardware in use
Test the level of network traffic

Determine the performance of the existing network
Document the information obtained when the network evaluation is complete

Designing LANs

List the limitations of cabling and hardware
Determine the LAN equipment for your design
Design a remote LAN

Design a small LAN
Design a large LAN in one building
Design a campus LAN

Designing WANs

List steps for designing a WAN
Determine WAN requirements
Determine the type of WAN

Determine the WAN hardware
Provision the WAN

Design Issues

Describe ways to design scalability
Determine addressing plan
Determine advantages and disadvantages for Cisco specific software

Determine advantages and disadvantages for Cisco specific hardware
Determine naming for network hardware
Show design plans for specific types of networks

Optimizing by Design

Improve network security
Provide special features such as queuing and load balancing

Provide redundancy
Provide alternative paths
Enhance QoS

Testing and Managing

List the steps for testing
Explain prototype testing
Explain pilot testing

List Cisco specific commands for verifying network performance
Describe the SNMP and RMON management protocols

Cisco Related Series by MindLeaders CCDA Join over 1 million people who learn online, with these complete interactive computer training courses.

Cisco Related Series by MindLeaders CCDA
Join over 1 million people who learn online, with these complete interactive computer training courses.