Ccna 2.0 640-507 Routing and Switching Cheat Sheet,9780789722935

Ccna 2.0 640-507 Routing and Switching Cheat Sheet

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ISBN13: 9780789722935
ISBN10: 0789722933
Format: Paperback w/CD
Pub. Date: 2000-01-01
Publisher(s): Que
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Summary

The outline of CCNA Cheat Sheet maps directly to the Cisco requirements for the routing and switching CCNA exam. This book provides sample questions that test your knowledge of the CCNA exam objectives using a question format similar to that used on the actual exam. This book provides questions and answers that simulate the actual test--considered a necessity by the network professionals who want to "cram" for a test that will be an important milestone in their career.

Table of Contents

The OSI Reference Model
3(18)
Layer Definitions
4(2)
Layer Functions
6(5)
Application Layer
6(1)
Presentation Layer
7(1)
Session Layer
7(1)
Transport Layer
8(1)
Network Layer
9(1)
Data Link Layer
9(1)
Physical Layer
10(1)
Encapsulation/De-encapsulation
11(3)
Moving Down the OSI Stack
11(1)
Peer-to-Peer Communication
12(2)
Model Benefits
14(7)
Layered Communication and Connectivity
21(18)
Connection-Oriented Models
22(2)
Connectionless Models
24(1)
Flow Control and Windowing
25(1)
IEEE Standards
26(6)
Data Link Addressing
27(2)
Network Layer Addressing
29(1)
MAC Addresses Versus Logical Addresses
29(1)
Network Layer Functions and Internetworking
29(3)
ANSI Standards
32(7)
The Cisco IOS---Basic Router Commands
39(26)
IOS CLI Router---Basic Commands
40(14)
Log In on the Console
41(1)
Entering the Privileged Mode
42(1)
Router Mode Summary
43(1)
The IOS Help Facility
43(2)
Command History and Editing Features
45(1)
The show Command
46(1)
Router Memory Types
47(1)
Examining RAM, NVRAM, and Flash RAM
48(2)
The Cisco Discovery Protocol
50(2)
More About show
52(2)
Telnet
54(11)
The Cisco IOS---Configuration Commands and Passwords
65(18)
IOS CLI Router---Configuration
66(17)
Router Passwords
68(1)
Setting Router Passwords and the Hostnae
68(2)
Router Banners
70(2)
Understanding the Router Startup
72(2)
The setup Command
74(2)
Enabling IP Routing
76(7)
The Cisco IOS---Configuration Files and IOS Images
83(16)
IOS CLI Router---Configuration and IOS File Manipulation
84(15)
The Trivial File Transport Protocol
85(1)
Copying Configuration Files to the TFTP Server
85(1)
Copying from the TFTP Server
86(2)
Loading the Cisco IOS
88(2)
Manipulating the IOS Software Image
90(1)
Backing Up the Current IOS Image
90(1)
Copying an IOS Image from the TFTP Server
91(8)
Network Protocols---TCP/IP
99(30)
TCP/IP
100(16)
The Importance of Subnet Masks
100(1)
IP Address Classes
101(1)
TCP/IP, OSI, and DOD
102(2)
TCP/IP Transport Layer
104(2)
TCP/IP Network Layer
106(1)
IP Addresses and Subnetting
107(2)
Converting Decimal to Binary
109(1)
Computing Subnet Masks
110(1)
Calculating Host Addresses Available
111(1)
Calculating Subnet Address Ranges
112(2)
Router Subnet Mask Notation
114(1)
Configuring IP Addresses
115(1)
ICMP
116(3)
ICMP Messages
116(1)
ping and traceroute
117(2)
DNS
119(10)
DNS and the Internet
119(1)
DNS Zones
120(9)
Network Protocols---IPX/SPX
129(18)
Novell IPX
130(5)
IPX Addressing
132(1)
SAP Broadcasts
133(2)
IPX
135(12)
Enabling and Configuring IPX Routing
136(2)
Monitoring IPX
138(9)
Internetwork Routing
147(22)
Routing
148(6)
Static Versus Dynamic Routing
149(2)
Configuring RIP
151(1)
Viewing RIP Routing Tables and Other Parameters
151(3)
IGRP
154(4)
Configuring IGRP
155(1)
Viewing IGRP Routing Tables and Other Parameters
156(2)
Router Packet Switching Modes
158(11)
Distance-Vector Routing Protocols
158(2)
Link-State Routing Protocols
160(1)
Multiprotocol Routing
160(9)
WAN Protocols---HDLC Frame Relay and ATM
169(24)
WAN Protocols Overview
170(3)
Frame Relay
170(1)
ATM
170(1)
ISDN/LAPD
171(1)
Point-to-Point Protocols
171(2)
HDLC
173(2)
Frame Relay
175(6)
Configuring Frame Relay
177(1)
Frame Relay Encapsulation and DLCIs
177(1)
Mapping Network Protocol Addresses
178(1)
Configuring Subinterfaces
179(1)
Monitoring Frame Relay
179(2)
ATM
181(12)
Configuring ATM
182(1)
Monitoring ATM
183(1)
ATM LAN Implementations
183(10)
WAN Protocols---Configuring PPP and ISDN
193(16)
PPP
194(3)
Configuring PPP
194(1)
Viewing PPP Statistics
195(2)
ISDN
197(12)
ISDN Protocols
198(1)
ISDN Function Groups
198(1)
ISDN Reference Points
199(1)
ISDN Channels
200(1)
Cisco's Implementation of ISDN BRI
201(8)
Access Lists and Network Troubleshooting
209(30)
Access Lists
210(13)
Standard IP Access Lists
211(1)
Complex IP Wildcard Masks
212(1)
Configuring and Grouping Standard IP Access Lists
213(1)
Extended IP Access Lists
214(1)
Configuring Extended IP Access Lists
215(2)
Monitoring IP Access Lists
217(1)
IPX Access Lists and SAP Filters
218(1)
IPX Standard Access Lists
219(1)
IPX Extended Access Lists
220(1)
SAP Filters
220(3)
Troubleshooting
223(16)
The show interfaces ethernet Command
223(2)
The show interfaces tokenring Command
225(2)
The show interface serial Command
227(1)
Checking Network Connections
228(11)
LAN Design and Segmentation
239(28)
Ethernet
240(2)
Fast Ethernet
242(2)
Gigabit Ethernet
244(2)
Token-Ring
246(2)
Network Segmentation and VLANs
248(6)
Bridges
248(2)
Switches
250(2)
VLANs
252(2)
The Spanning-Tree Protocol
254(1)
Switching Modes/Methods
255(2)
IOS CLI Switch
257(10)
Appendix A The Student Preparation Guide 267(6)
The CCNA Exam and This Book
267(2)
Passing the Exam
269(1)
Registering for the Exam
270(1)
Taking the Exam
271(1)
After the Exam
272(1)
Index 273

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