Cisco Training | Networking Devices course

What is Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices Part 1?

This 5-day instructor-led Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices Course elevates a candidate's knowledge concerning how to install, operate, configure, and manage IPv4 and IPv6 Networks - covering a broad range of topics from LAN switch configurations to Implementing Cisco Routers. Individuals will graduate from this course with a developed understanding of how to initiate connectivity and manage small-medium WAN networks, in addition to gaining CCENT (Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician) accreditation - demonstrating network support proficiency. This training course offers a comprehensive overview of modern interconnected networks, whilst giving candidates the best opportunity to develop their confidence in terms of implementing new network processes. Individuals can subsequently enhance their networking qualification repertoire upon completing this Part 1 Cisco Course, through undertaking the Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices Part 2 course offered by Silicon Beach.

Who’s this Cisco Course intended for?

Individuals involved in the installation, verification, and preservation of LAN Networks and their security
Network Admin Staff
Support or IT Technicians
IT Help-desk staff

Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices Part 1 Examination Details

55-Question Exam
90 minutes
Closed Book
Tests a delegates awareness of how to install, operate and troubleshoot issues that may arise in small-medium networks

What’s included in the fee?

Comprehensive Cisco Exam Guidance
Cisco Course Materials
Hardware
Tuition from a highly experienced Cisco tutor
Certificate
Exam Fee
Refreshments

Course Objectives

Upon completion of this Cisco qualification, individuals will have the knowledge and skills to:

Install and Operate IP Data Networks
Establish Internet Connectivity
Troubleshooting and overcoming arising issues
Configure and Verify IPv6 and IPv4
Configure Routers and Cisco Switches
Build LANs
Manage Network Security
Implement IPv6 and IPv4 Simultaneously

Who is this course for?

Prior to undertaking this course, it is advised that individuals possess a certain degree of computer Literacy, including a basic knowledge of PC Operating Systems, internet usage, and awareness of IP addresses.

During this Cisco Course, individuals will learn about:

IP Data Network Operations

Understand the functions of routers, bridges, and hubs
Meeting network requirements
Data Flow between networks

LAN Switching Technologies

Ethernet Networks
Basic Cisco switching concepts including collision domains and different ways to switch (Store, forward, CAM Tables)
Configure Remote Access Management Systems
Console and VTY Logins
Configuring and Routing VLANs

IP Address Configuration

IPv4 Private and Public IPs
IPv6 Addresses - Unicast, Multicast, EUI 64, and Autoconfiguration
Meeting LAN/WAN Requirements
VLSM
Dual Stacks - simultaneously running IPv6 and IPv4

IP Routers

Routing Concepts - packet forwarding and router lookup methods
Utilising CLIs
VTY Logins
Ethernet Operations
Router Configurations
Verifying OSPF
Static and Dynamic Routers
InterVLAN Routers - upstream routing

IP Services

Configuring DHCP Operations
ACL Applications - configuring, verifying, and awareness of different ACL features
NAT Operations - Static and Overloading
Client NTP