This 2-day program covers the types of routing protocols found in today’s data networks and configuration methods required to successfully required to implement them.
Networked devices communicate over routes, which are paths between transmitting and receiving devices. When you consider routers and routed networks you need to understand the difference between a routed protocol and a routing protocol.
Knowing the difference between these two protocols is fundamental to understanding how routed networks route.
Designed for individuals responsible for planning, setting up and maintaining data networks. To successfully complete this course, participants should have a good understanding of LAN architectures and concepts and should be fully conversant with the OSI stack and IP
- Revision of the 7 levels & their function
- What is the difference?
- Layer 4 switching – what is it?
- VLAN numbering
- Management & traffic types
- Sc0 & VLAN1
- Security considerations
- IP addressing range allocation
- VTP
- CDP
- UDLD
- Types of access ports & interfaces
- Configuring ports for security
- Port tagging
- Power over Ethernet (PoE)
- Channel groups
- Access layer
- Dynamic & static routing
- Channeling & trunking
- Connecting to SNMP