CCNA ™/Security/Firewall/VPN
CCNA ™/Security/Firewall/VPN
7-Day Boot campTEC Boot Camp delivers authorized Cisco ® Training, as a sponsored organization of FastLane US, A Cisco Learning (Solutions) Partner.
Our 7-day Boot camp class for CCNA ™ (Cisco Certified Network Associate) certification provides everything you need to become successful in a Cisco routing and switching environment and to pass the new Cisco CCNA ™ certification exam. In addition we have added introduction to Cisco Security and Firewall and Introduction to VPN in order to provide you with the router/switch essentials you will need on your way to becoming a Cisco Certified Network Administrator.
This certification is designed for professionals to learn the fine points of router installation, configuration, operation and design within the Cisco Internetworking Operating Systems (IOS ™).
Basic computer skills are necessary before attending this class, as well as a basic understanding of networking. Students must have a primary knowledge and experience base with TCP/IP, including configuration of client systems and basic routing knowledge.
Internetworking:
The Cisco Hierarchical Model
Core/Distribution/Access
OSI Reference Model/OSI Overview
Application/Presentation/Session
Transport/Network/Data Link/Physical
Assembling and Cabling Cisco Devices
Cabling the LAN and WAN/Console Connections
Cisco Routers/Cisco Switches
Common LAN Technologies
Ethernet And IEEE 802.3
CSMA/CD/Broadcasts
Switching vs Routing in Network Design
Bandwidth Domains/Broadcast Radiation
Network Congestion/Segmentation
100BaseT Fast Ethernet
Ethernet Design Rules and Topologies
Switching Technology
Layer 2 Switching/Address Learning
Forward/Filter Decision/Half and Full Duplex Ethernet
Bridging Compared to LAN Switching/LAN Switch Types
Spanning Tree
Configure a Cisco IOS Device
Operation of Cisco IOS
Startup of a Cisco Router
Software Exec/Keyboard Help
Router Identification/Setting the Passwords
Setting Banners/Saving Configurations
Router Interfaces/Descriptions
Verifying your Configuration
Internet Protocol
DOD Stack
IP Addressing
Subnetting
Interconnecting Catalyst Switches
Cisco Catalyst 1900/2950 Switch
Configuring the Catalyst 1900/2950 Switch
Virtual LANs
VLAN Concepts
ISL/VTP/VLAN Configuration
Guidelines/Configuration Steps
IP Routing
Basic IP Routing
Static Routing/Default Routing
Dynamic Routing/RIP/IGRP/EIGRP/OSPF
Variable Length Subnet Masks (VLSM)
Summarization/Supernettingo NAT/PAT
Managing a Cisco Network
Managing IOS and Configuration Images
Router Boot Sequence/Backing up the Cisco IOS
Restoring the Cisco IOS/Backing up the Cisco Configuration
Restoring the Cisco Configuration/Cisco Discovery Protocol
Telnet/PING
Access-List
IP/Standard/Wildcards
Extended/Controlling VTY Access
Named Access-lists/Access-list Configuration
Verifying and Monitoring Access Lists
Where to place access lists
Prep For CCNA Exam 640-801
Take CCNA Exam 640-801
Introduction to Network Security Part A
State the reasons for securing computer networks.
Define computer hacking and describe the four primary threats associated with that activity.
Define the four primary types of threats against network security.
Describe the three primary methods of attack against today's computer networks.
Describe firewall technologies.
Introduction to Network Firewall Security Part B
Define the three types of firewalls used to secure today's computer networks.
Describe PIX Firewall technology and features.
Identify the PIX Firewall models.
Describe the PIX Firewall access modes.
Explain the routing functionality of the PIX Firewall.
Describe and execute the basic configuration commands.
Introduction to VPN
8:15 am to 9:00 am Breakfast
9:00 am to 1:00 pm Instruction
1:00 pm to 1:30 pm Lunch
1:30 pm to 5:30 pm Instruction/Hands-on Labs
5:30 pm to 7:30 pm Dinner and Relaxation
7:30 pm to 8:00 pm Wrap Session
8:00 pm to 9:00 pm Practice Drills
Dates and Locations
Arrival January 22, 2006 through Departure January 29, 2006 ( Ft Lauderale FL, Tampa Florida)
Arrival February 5, 2006 through Departure February 12, 2006 (Santa Anna California)
Arrival March 5, 2006 through Departure March 12, 2006 ( Ft Lauderale FL, Tampa Florida)
Arrival March 19, 2006 through Departure March 26, 2006 (New York, NY)
Arrival April 2, 2006 through Departure April 9, 2006 ( Ft Lauderale FL, Tampa Florida)
Arrival April 23, 2006 through Departure April 30, 2006 (Santa Anna California)
Arrival May 21, 2006 through Departure May 28, 2006 ( Ft Lauderale FL, Tampa Florida)
Arrival June 18, 2006 through Departure June 25, 2006 (New York, NY)
Arrival June 25, 2006 through Departure July 2, 2006 ( Ft Lauderale FL, Tampa Florida)
Arrival July 9, 2006 through Departure July 14, 2006 (Santa Anna California)
Arrival July 30, 2006 through Departurre August 6, 2006 ( Ft Lauderale FL, TampaFlorida)
Arrival August 13, 2006 through Departure August 20, 2006 ( Santa Anna California)
Santa Anna is located in Orange County/ Los Angeles area.
TEC Boot Camp curriculum was developed for the IT Professional to provide a quick and economical way to pass certification exams as well as to provide essential knowledge to enhance your career. TEC Boot Camp insures all students are fully prepared for each certification exam. We are so confident that you will get your certifications that we GUARANTEE IT. We guarantee you will pass all your exams during your training, the first time or we will pay for up to a total of 1 exam retake and free retake of that Boot Camp within a 12 month period (Lodging and travel not included).
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