What's on the 6 day CCNA course in Detail

Below are the course contents the additional topics that we include in our CCNA course that are not in any other CCNA course are in brackets:

1. LAN and WAN Protocols

2. Understanding the LAN environment

3. Understanding LAN and WAN network topologies

4. Understanding Cisco Hardware (both switches and routers)

5. Operating and Configuring Cisco IOS Devices

6. Password recovery (The official CCNA course only covers the theory of password recovery, on this course you cover the practical too)

7. IOS recovery (The official CCNA course only covers the theory of IOS recovery, on this course you cover the practical too)

8. Managing Your Network Environment using CDP, Telnet and SSH

9. Configuring Catalyst Switch Operations

10. Firewalls and Network Security

11. Extending Switched Networks with VLANs, Localised, routed and campus wide VLANs

12. Understanding and Configuring VTP in detail

13. Understanding Switching and Bridging functions

14. Voice VLANs

15. Quality of Service on LANs

16. Understanding Spanning tree STP, RSTP. PVST and Rapid PVST (The official CCNA course only covers the theory of RSTP, on this course you cover the practical too)

17. EtherChannels (The official CCNA course only covers the theory of etherchannels, on this course you cover the practical too)

18. Understanding and configuring Port level authentication

19. Protecting the switched environment (The official CCNA course only covers the theory of this topic, on this course you cover the practical too)

20. IP addressing and sub-netting

21. CIDR

22. Variable Length Subnet masks (VLSM)

23. Password recovery procedures on routers and switches (The official CCNA course only covers the theory of recovery, on this course you cover the practical too)

24. IOS upgrades and downgrades

25. Determining IP Routes

26. Understanding and Configuring RIP, OSPF, EIGRP in detail

27. Understanding and Configuring Route Redistribution (The official CCNA course does not even cover this important topic, we discuss the the theory and do the practical too)

28. Managing IP Traffic with Access Lists, Standard and Extended

29. Managing IP Traffic with Reflexive , Time Based and Dynamic access lists (The official CCNA course only covers the theory of these types of access lists, on this course you cover the practical too)

30. Understand and Configuring NAT and PAT

31. Establishing Serial Point-to-Point Connections

32. Using PPP authentication across serial links

33. Establishing Frame Relay Connections

34. IPSEC VPN tunnels

35. Wireless

36. SDM

37. IPv6

38. SSH

 

Also included in this course that are not included in other CCNA courses are the following topics...

1. QoS (Quality of Service)

2. Correct design and configuration of Voice and data on Local area networks

3. Hosting IP Phones and Computers on the same switch

4. Comprehensive OSPF network configuration

Below is a list of the hands on labs that you will perform on our CCNA course...

1. Operating and Configuring Cisco IOS Devices

2. Understand Cisco Router and Switch operation

3. IOS recovery

4. Recover the IOS image on Cisco Routers

5. Extending Switched Networks with VLANs

6. Configure Access VLAN

7. Configure Trunking

8. Configure Port Mirroring

9. Configure Management VLAN

10. Configuring VTP in detail

11. Configure VTP

12. Monitor VTP

13. Cause and effect with VTP

14. Eliminate VTP issues in a Network

15. Use VTP pruning

16. Use and Understand the "Show and Debug" outputs for VTP

17. Spanning tree STP, RSTP. PVST and Rapid PVST

18. Configuring STP priorities

19. Configuring Port Prioritize

20. Fail over on STP

21. Use and Understand the "Show and Debug" outputs for STP

22. Configuring RSTP priorities

23. Configuring Port Priorities

24. Fail over on RSTP

25. Use and Understand the "Show and Debug" outputs for RSTP

26. Create Broadcast storms on switched networks

27. Set Root Bridge priorities

28. HSRP (Hot Standby Routing Protocol)

29. Configuring HSRP in a dual Core network

30. Use and Understand the "Show and Debug" outputs

31. EtherChannels

32. Configuring Etherchannels LACP

33. Configuring Etherchannels PagP

34. Fault finding Etherchannels

35. Use and Understand the "Show and Debug" outputs

36. Protecting the switched environment

37. Using Spanning BPBU guard

38. Using Spanning BPDU Root Guard

39. Using Spanning Tree Uplink fast

40. Using UDLD

41. Using DHCP snoop

42. Use Storm protection

43. Password recovery procedures on routers and switches

44. Recovering lost passwords on Cisco Routers

45. Recovering lost passwords on Cisco Switches

46. OSPF

47. Configuring DR and BDR election

48. Configuring OSPF across LAN links

49. Configuring OSPF across Serial links

50. Configuring load balancing

51. Configuring OSPF Authentication

52. Configuring Multiple area OSPF

53. Configuring Stub and Totally Stub Routers

54. Understanding and manipulating OSPF costs

55. Use and Understand the "Show and Debug" outputs

56. EIGRP

57. Configuring EIGRP Timers

58. Configuring EIGRP across LAN links

59. Configuring EIGRP across Serial links

60. Configuring load balancing

61. Configuring Successor and Feasible successors

62. Understanding and manipulating EIGRP K values

63. Use and Understand the "Show and Debug" outputs

64. Configuring Route Redistribution

65. Redistributing OSPF into EIGRP

66. Redistributing EIGRP into OSPF

67. Redistributing Static Routes

68. Redistributing Default Routes

69. Managing IP Traffic with Access Lists, Standard and Extended

70. Configure Standard access-lists

71. Configure multiple extended and named access list

72. Understand and Configuring NAT and PAT

73. Configure Dynamic NAT

74. Configure Dynamic NAT with overload

75. Configure Overload

76. Use and Understand the "Show and Debug" outputs

77. Using PPP authentication across serial links

78. Understand Point to Point encapsulation

79. Understand HDLC encapsulation

80. Configure and fault find PPP authentication

81. Use and Understand the "Show and Debug" outputs

82. Establishing Frame Relay Connections

83. Configure Point to Point frame frame using Inverse ARP

84. Configure Hub and Spoke Frame Relay using Frame relay Map Commands

85. Configure Hub and Spoke Frame Relay using Interface DLCI commands

86. Run OSPF across a Frame Relay network

87. Use and Understand Frame Relay "Show and Debug" outputs

And above all you will get more hands on than you thought possible, lots of break / fix scenarios, once you have completed the labs exercises faults will be introduced into the lab for you to fix, we are the only training school to do this, why, because as engineers we will show you real-life faults that we see in the real world and then you have to fix them.

London Course Dates - Manchester Course Dates