Cisco CCNA Self Study Guide: Routing and Switching Exam 640-607
Prepare for - and pass - Cisco CCNA exam 640-607! New from Delmar, this compact test prep manual provides readers with a direct path to mastery of 100% of the networking technologies and product-specific information needed to successfully complete the Cisco routing and switching exam. Cisco CCNA Study Guide begins by introducing and explaining the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) model. Subsequent chapters enable readers to build quickly and efficiently upon this foundation as they hone in on...
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Prepare for - and pass - Cisco CCNA exam 640-607! New from Delmar, this compact test prep manual provides readers with a direct path to mastery of 100% of the networking technologies and product-specific information needed to successfully complete the Cisco routing and switching exam. Cisco CCNA Study Guide begins by introducing and explaining the Open Systems Interconnect (OSI) model. Subsequent chapters enable readers to build quickly and efficiently upon this foundation as they hone in on topics covered on the exam, including: IP addressing and TCP/IP protocols, Cisco router configuration and management, high-level data link control (HDLC) and integrated services digital networks (ISDN), Ethernet LAN design and switching, and more! Concise summaries, plus test questions patterned after those on the actual 640-607 exam, are included at the end of every chapter to reinforce key points and pinpoint topics that require further review and study. Clearly written and illustrated with easy-to-understand diagrams, this fast-paced manual is a "must" for today's busy networking professionals who want to refresh their knowledge, update their skills, and guarantee their readiness to obtain this world-recognized Cisco CCNA certification. Students participating in Cisco- or school-sponsored network administration education programs will also find this extraordinarily complete study guide to be an invaluable supplement and lasting reference.
PrefaceIntroductionCh. 1Internetworking Models and Communication Standards1.1The Layered Model21.2CISCO'S Three-Layered Hierarchical Model31.3Open Systems Interconnect Reference Model41.4Physical Layer (Layer 1)81.5Data-Link Layer (Layer 2)101.6Network Layer (Layer 3)141.7Transport Layer (Layer 4)171.8The Upper Layers (Layers 5,6, and 7)191.9Network Components and a Layered Model20Ch. 2Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)2.1A Brief History of TCP/IP302.2The TCP/IP Model and the OSI Model312.3IP Addressing362.4IP Subnetting42Ch. 3Configuring and Managing a Cisco Router3.1Components of a Cisco Router523.2Booting up a Router543.3Command Line Interface553.4Configuring Router Interfaces753.5Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP)793.6Telnet80Ch. 4IP Routing4.1An Overview of Routing874.2Configuring Routes954.3Configuring Routing Protocols97Ch. 5Routing IPX5.1An Overview of IPX/SPX1075.2Routing IPX in an Internetwork1125.3Troubleshooting and Monitoring an IPX Internetwork115Ch. 6Access Lists6.1An Overview of Access Lists1216.2IP Access Lists1226.3IPX Access Lists1296.4Monitoring and Removing Access Lists131Ch. 7Routing in a Wide Area Network7.1Wide Area Networking1377.2High-Level Data Link Control (HDLC) Encapsulation1397.3Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) Encapsulation1407.4Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)1427.5Frame Relay147Ch. 8Layer 2 Switching in a Local Area Network8.1Designing an Ethernet LAN1598.2Switching Technologies1618.3Switch Configuration1678.4Virtual LAN (VLAN)170App. AAbbreviated CLI Commands179App. B640-607 Exam Preparation181App. C: Answers to Knowledge Test Questions195Glossary209Index221
