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OpenThink Labs Workshop : CCNA BootCamp

This document provides an overview and outline of the contents for a CCNA BootCamp training course. The course covers topics such as internetworking, IP addressing, routing protocols like RIP, IGRP, EIGRP and OSPF, switching, VLANs, network management, and WAN protocols. Each topic includes conceptual overviews, configuration exercises, and labs for hands-on learning.

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#0 CCNA BootCamp Overview Wildan Maulana wildan.m@openthinklabs.com http://workshop.openthinklabs.com
Contents at A Glance ● Internetworking ● Internet Protocols ● IP Subnetting and Variable Length Subnet Masks (VLSMs) ● Introduction to Cisco IOS ● IP Routing ● Enhanced IGRP (EIGRP) and Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) ● Layer 2 Switching ● Virtual LANS (VLANs) ● Managing a Cisco Internetwork ● Managing Traffic with Access Lists ● Wide Area Networking Protocols
Internetworking ● Internetworking Basics ● Ethernet Networking ● Internetworking Models ● Half- and Full-Duplex ● The Layered Approach Ethernet ● Advantages of References Models ● Ethernet at the Data Link Layer ● The OSI Reference Models ● The Application Layer ● Ethernet at the Physical ● The Presentation Layer Layer ● The Session Layer ● Ethernet Cabling The Transport Layer Straight-Through Cable ● ● ● The Network Layer ● The Data Link Layer ● Crossover Cable ● The Physical Layer ● Rolled Cable
Internetworking ● Wireless Networking ● Summary ● Data Encapsulation ● Exam Essentials ● The Cisco Three- ● Written Lab 1 Layer Hierarchical ● Written Lab 1.1 : OSI Model Questions ● Written Lab 1.2 : ● The Core Layer Defining the OSI Layers ● The Distribution Layer and Devices ● The Access Layer ● Written Lab 1.3 : Identifying Collision and Broadcast Domains
Internet Protocols ● TCP/IP and the DOD Model ● Broadcast Address ● The Process/Application Layer Protocols ● Introduction to ● The Host-to-Host Layer Network Address Protocols Translation (NAT) ● The Internet Layer Protocols ● Binary to Decimal and ● Summary Hexadecimal Conversion ● IP Addressing ● Exam Essentials ● IP Terminology ● Written Lab 2 The Hierarchical IP Addressing Review Questions ● ● Scheme ● Private IP Address
IP Subnetting and Variable Length Subnet Masks (VLSMs) ● Subnetting Basics ● Variable Length Subnet Masks ● IP Subnet-Zero (VLSMs) ● VLSM Design ● How to Create Subnets ● Implementing VLSM Networks ● Subnet Masks ● Summarization ● Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) ● Troubleshooting IP Addressing ● Subnetting Class C Addresses ● Determining IP Address Problems ● The Binary Method : Subnetting ● Summary a Class C Addresses ● Exam Essentials ● The Fast Way : Subnetting a ● Written Lab 3 Class C Addresses ● Review Questions ● Subnetting Class B Addresses ● Subnetting Class A Addresses
Introduction to the Cisco IOS ● The Cisco Router User ● Router and Switch Interface Administrative Functions ● Cisco Router IOS ● Hostnames ● Connecting to a Cisco Router ● Banners ● Bringing Up a Router ● Setting Passwords ● Setup Mode ● Encrypting Your Passwords ● Command Line Interface ● Descriptions ● Logging into the Router ● Overview of Router Modes ● Router Interface ● CLI Prompts ● Brining Up an Interface ● Editing and Help Features ● Configuring an IP Address on ● Gathering Basic Routing an Interface Information ● Serial Interface Commands
Introduction to the Cisco IOS ● Viewing, Saving, and ● Hands-on Labs Erasing ● Hands-on Lab 4.1 : Logging into a Router Configurations ● Hands-on Lab 4.2 : Using the ● Verifying Your Help and Editing Features Configuration ● Hands-on Lab 4.3 : Saving a Router Configuration ● Summary ● Hands-on Lab 4.4 : Setting Your Passwords ● Exam Essentials ● Hands-on Lab 4.5 : Setting ● Written Lab 4 the Hostname, Descriptions, IP Address,and Clock Rate ● Review Questions
IP Routing ● Routing Basics ● Routing Protocol Basics ● The IP Routing Process ● Administrative Distances ● Testing Your IP Routing ● Routing Protocols Understanding ● Distance-Vector Routing ● IP Routing in a Larger Protocols Network ● Routing Loops ● Configuring IP Routing in ● Maximum Hop Count Our Network ● Split Horizon ● Static Routing ● Route Poisoning ● Default Routing ● Holddowns ● Dynamic Routing
IP Routing ● Routing Information ● Interior Gateway Protocol (RIP) Routing Interfaces (IGRP) ● RIP Timers ● IGRP Timers ● Configuring RIP Routing ● Configuring IGRP Routing ● Verifying the RIP Routing Tables ● Verifying the IGRP Routing Tables ● Holding Down RIP ● Troubleshooting IGRP Propagations ● Using Both RIP and ● RIP Version 2 (RIPv2) IGRP
IP Routing ● Verifying Your ● Summary Configurations ● Exam Essentials ● The show protocols ● Written Lab 5 Command ● Hands-on Labs ● The show ip protocols ● Hands-on Lab 5.1 : Creating Command Static Routes ● Hands-on Lab 5.2 : Dynamic ● The debug ip rip Routing with RIP Command ● Hands-on Lab 5.3 : Dynamic ● The debug ip igrp Routing with IGRP Command ● Review Questions
Enhanced IGRP (EIGRP) and Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) ● EIGRP Features and Operation ● Configuring EIGRO ● Protocol-Dependant Modules ● Lab_A Neighbor Discovery Lab_B ● ● ● Reliable Transport Protocol (RTP) ● Lab_C ● Diffusing Update Algorithm (DUAL) ● Configuring Discontiguous Network ● Using EIGRP to Support Large Networks ● Verifying EIGRP ● Multiple Ases ● Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) ● VLSM Support and Summarization Basic ● Route Discovery and Maintenance ● OSPF Terminology ● SPF Tree Calculation ● Configuring OSPF ● Enabling OSPF ● Configuring OSPF Areas
Enhanced IGRP (EIGRP) and Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) ● Verifying OSPF Configuration ● Troubleshooting OSPF ● The show ip ospf Command ● Configuring EIGRP and OSPF ● The show ip ospf database Summary Routes Command ● Summary ● The show ip ospf interface Command ● Exam Essentials ● The show ip ospf neighbor ● Written Lab 6 Command ● Hands-on Lab ● OSPF and Loopback Interfaces ● Hands-on Lab 6.1 : Configuring and ● Configuring Loopback Interfaces Verifying EIGRP ● Verifying Loopbacks and RIDs ● Hands-on Lab 6.2 : Enabling the OSPF Process ● Hands-on Lab 6.3 : Configuring OSPF Neighbors ● Hands-on Lab 6.4 : Verifying OSPF Operation ● Review Questions
Layer 2 Switching ● Before Layer 2 Switching ● Configuring the Catalyst 1900 and 2950 Switches ● Switching Services ● 1900 and 2950 Switch Startup ● Limitations of Layer 2 Switching ● Setting the Passwords Setting the Hostname ● Bridging vs. LAN Switching ● ● Setting IP Information ● Three Switch Functions at Layer 2 ● Configuring Interface Descriptions ● Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) ● Setting Port Security on a Catalyst Switch ● Spanning Tree Terms ● Erasing the Switch Configuration Summary Spanning Tree Operations ● ● ● Exam Essentials ● Spanning Tree Example ● Written Lab 7 ● LAN Switch Type ● Hands-on Labs ● Cut-Through (Real Time) ● Hands-on Lab 7.1 : Switch Basic Administrative Configurations ● Fragment Free (Modified Cut- Through) ● Hands-on Lab 7.2 : Verifying the Switch Configurations ● Store-and-Forward ● Review Configurations
Virtual LANs (VLANs) ● VLAN Basics ● VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP) ● VTP Modes of Operation ● Broadcast Control ● VTP Pruning ● Security ● Routing between VLANs ● Flexibility and Scalability ● Configuring VLANs ● Assigning Switch Ports to VLANs ● VLAN Memberships ● Configuring Trunk Ports ● Static VLANs ● Configuring Inter-VLAN Routing ● Configuting VTP ● Dynamic VLANs ● Troubleshooting VTP ● Identifying VLANs ● Configuring Switching in Our Sample Internetwork ● Frame Tagging ● Summary ● VLAN Identification Methods ● Exam Essentials ● Inter-Switch Link (ISL) Protocol ● Written Lab 8 ● Review Questions
Managing a Cisco Internetwork ● The Internal Components of a Cisco ● Backing Up and Restoring the Cisco Router Configuration ● The Router Boot Sequence ● Backing Up the Cisco Router Configuration ● Managing Configuration Registers ● Restoring the Cisco Router Configuration ● Understanding the Configuration ● Erasing the Configuration Register Bits ● Using Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) ● Checking the Current Configuration Register Value ● Getting CDP Timers and Holdtime ● Changing the Configuration Register Information ● Recovering Passwords ● Gathering Neighbor Information ● Gathering Interface Traffic Information ● Gathering Port and Interface Information
Managing a Cisco Internetwork ● Using Telnet ● Summary ● Telnetting into Multiple Devices ● Exam Essentials Simultaneously ● Written Lab 9 ● Checking Telnet Connections ● Hands-on Labs ● Checking Telnet Users ● Hands-on Lab 9.1 : Backing Up Your Router IOS ● Closing Telnet Sessions ● Hands-on Lab 9.2 : Upgrading or ● Resolving Hostnames Restoring Your Router IOS ● Building a Host Table ● Hands-on Lab 9.3 : Backing Up the Router Configuration ● Using DNS to Resolve Names ● Hands-on Lab 9.4 : Using the Cisco ● Checking Network Connectivity Discovery Protocol (CDP) ● Hands-on Lab 9.5 : Using telnet ● Using the ping Command ● Hands-on Lab 9.6 : Resolving ● Using the traceroute Command Hostnames ● Review Questions
Managing Traffic with Access Lists ● Introduction to Access Lists ● Named Access Lists ● Standard Access Lists ● Extended Access List Example 1 ● Extended Access List Example 2 ● Wildcard Masking ● Standard Access List Example ● Named Access List ● Controlling VTY (Telnet) Access ● Monitoring Access List ● Extended Access Lists ● Summary ● Extended Access Lists Example 1 ● Exam Essentials ● Extended Access Lists Example 2 ● Written Lab 10 ● Hands-on Labs ● Hands-on Lab 10.1 : Standard IP Access Lists ● Hands-on Lab 10.2 : Extended IP Access Lists ● Review Questions
Wide Area Networking Protocols ● Introduction to Wide Area ● Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) Networks ● Link Control Protocol (LCP) ● Defining WAN Terms Configuration Options ● WAN Connection Types ● PPP Session Establishment ● WAN Support ● PPP Authentication Methods ● Cabling the Wide Area Network ● Configuring PPP on Cisco Routers ● Serial Transmission ● Configuring PPP Authentication ● Data Terminal Equipment and Data Communication Equipment ● Verifying PPP Encapsulations ● Fixed and Modular Interfaces ● High-Level Data-Link Control (HDLC) Protocol
Wide Area Networking Protocols ● Frame Relay ● Dial-on-Deman Routing (DDR) ● Configuring DDR ● Introduction to Frame Relay ● Optional Commands Technology ● DDR with Access Lists Verifying ISDN Operations ● Frame Relay Implementation ● and Monitoring ● Summary ● Written Lab 11 ● Integrated Services Digital ● Hands-on Labs Network (ISDN) ● Hands-on Lab 11.1 : Configuring PPP Encapsulation and Authentication ● ISDN Connections ● Hands-on Lab 11.2 : Configuring and ● ISDN Components Monitoring HDLC ● Hands-on Lab 11.3 : Configuring Frame- ● Basic Rate Interface (BRI) Relay and Subinterfaces Hands-on Lab 11.4 : Configuring ISDN and Primary Rate Interface (PRI) ● ● BRI Interfaces ● ISDN with Cisco Routers ● Review Questions
Reference ● CCNATM : Cisco® Certified Network Associate Study Guide 5th Edition, Todd Lammle, http://amzn.to/kWV3RD
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