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    CCENT/CCNA: ICND1 100-105 certification guide : learn computer network essentials and enhance your networking skills by obtaining the CCENT certification

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    • 발행사항

      Birmingham : Packt, 2018

    • 발행연도

      2018

    • 작성언어

      영어

    • 주제어
    • DDC

      004.6 판사항(23)

    • ISBN

      9781788621434
      1788621433

    • 자료형태

      일반단행본

    • 발행국(도시)

      영국

    • 서명/저자사항

      CCENT/CCNA: ICND1 100-105 certification guide : learn computer network essentials and enhance your networking skills by obtaining the CCENT certification / Bekim Dauti

    • 형태사항

      x, 345 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm

    • 일반주기명

      Includes index

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    목차 (Table of Contents)

    • CONTENTS
    • Preface = 1
    • Chapter 1 : Introduction to Computer Networks = 7
    • From ARPANET to internet = 8
    • What is a computer network? = 9
    • CONTENTS
    • Preface = 1
    • Chapter 1 : Introduction to Computer Networks = 7
    • From ARPANET to internet = 8
    • What is a computer network? = 9
    • Requirements for designing a computer network = 10
    • Types of computer networks = 10
    • Personal area network (PAN) = 11
    • Local area network (LAN) = 11
    • Metropolitan area network (MAN) = 12
    • Wide area network (WAN) = 12
    • Computer network topologies = 14
    • Physical topology = 14
    • Logical topology = 18
    • Computer network components = 19
    • Clients = 19
    • Servers = 19
    • Hosts and nodes = 20
    • Network interface = 20
    • Peripheral devices = 21
    • Applications and shared data = 22
    • Hubs and switches = 22
    • Routers = 23
    • Infrastructure components = 23
    • Firewall = 24
    • Wireless access point = 24
    • Wireless access controller = 25
    • Computer network architectures = 25
    • Peer-to-peer networking (P2P) = 26
    • ClienUserver networking = 27
    • Network operating system (NOS) = 27
    • Windows = 28
    • Linux = 28
    • macOS X Server = 29
    • Network medium = 30
    • Twisted pairs = 30
    • Coaxial = 30
    • Fibre optic = 31
    • Infrared and Bluetooth = 32
    • Radio waves = 32
    • Satellite = 32
    • Converged networks = 32
    • Growing complexity of networks = 33
    • Elements of converged networks = 33
    • Access, distribution, and core layers = 34
    • Network trends = 34
    • Summary = 35
    • Questions = 39
    • Chapter 2 : Communication in Computer Networks = 41
    • How do computers communicate? = 42
    • Message encoding = 43
    • Message formatting and encapsulation = 43
    • Message size = 44
    • Message timing = 44
    • Message delivery types = 45
    • Unicast transmission = 45
    • Multicast transmission = 46
    • Broadcast transmission = 46
    • Types of communication channels = 47
    • Simplex = 48
    • Half-duplex = 48
    • Full-duplex = 49
    • Communication protocols = 49
    • Characteristics of communication protocols = 49
    • Well-known communication protocols = 51
    • OSI and TCPIIP model overview = 53
    • TCP / IP protocol model = 54
    • OSI reference model = 55
    • OSI layers and their protocols = 56
    • Physical layer protocols = 57
    • Data link layer protocols = 57
    • Network layer protocols = 58
    • Transport layer protocols = 58
    • Session layer protocols = 58
    • Presentation layer protocols = 59
    • Application layer protocols = 59
    • Ethernet communication technology = 60
    • Ethernet history = 60
    • Ethernet protocols =61
    • Ethernet frame = 63
    • Ethernet MAC addresses = 64
    • Ethernet's CSMA CD vs. Ethernet's CSMA CA = 65
    • The IP addresses and subnets = 65
    • IPv4 network addresses = 65
    • IPv6 network addresses = 71
    • Subnetting = 75
    • Summary = 79
    • Questions = 82
    • Chapter 3 : Introduction to Switching = 85
    • What is switch? = 86
    • Switch essentials = 86
    • MAC address table = 87
    • MAC learning and aging = 88
    • Frame switching = 89
    • Frame flooding = 90
    • Switching general concepts = 91
    • Ingress and egress ports = 91
    • Source and destination MAC addresses = 91
    • Switched networks = 95
    • The role of switched networks = 95
    • Features of the switch = 96
    • Frame forwarding methods = 99
    • Store-and-forward switching = 99
    • Cut-through switching = 99
    • Switching domains = 101
    • Collision domains = 101
    • Broadcast domains = 101
    • Network congestion = 102
    • Switch port settings = 102
    • Duplex and speed settings = 102
    • Auto-MDIX = 103
    • Overview of VLANs = 104
    • VLAN segmentation = 104
    • VLANs in a multiswitched environment = 106
    • Ethernet's frame overview = 109
    • Ethernet frame encapsulation = 109
    • Ethernet frame fields = 110
    • Ethernet frame processing = 112
    • Switch security = 113
    • Secure remote access = 113
    • Port security operation = 114
    • Summary = 115
    • Questions = 116
    • Chapter 4 : Setting Up the Switch = 119
    • Basic switch configuration = 120
    • Configuration with initial settings = 120
    • Configuring ports = 129
    • Configuring VLANs = 130
    • Configuring VLAN trunks = 130
    • Configuring legacy inter-VLAN routing = 132
    • Scenario - Router with multiple interfaces = 133
    • Verifying VLAN information on a switch = 133
    • Configuring router-on-a-stick inter-VLAN routing = 134
    • Scenario - Router with a single interface = 135
    • Verifying VLAN information on a switch = 135
    • Configuring remote access = 136
    • Configuring Telnet = 137
    • Configuring SSH = 137
    • Configuring switch port security = 138
    • Summary = 140
    • Questions = 142
    • Chapter 5 : Introduction to Routing = 145
    • Routing concepts = 146
    • Understanding host routing = 147
    • Routing operations = 152
    • Switching packets = 152
    • Sending packets = 154
    • Path determination = 158
    • What is a router? = 162
    • A router is a computer = 162
    • Router's CPU and OS = 164
    • Anatomy of a router = 165
    • Connecting to a router = 166
    • LAN and WAN interfaces = 166
    • Boot up the router = 167
    • Router's boot up process = 167
    • Bootset files = 168
    • Router routing tables = 168
    • Understanding packet forwarding = 169
    • IPv4 routing table = 169
    • Directly connected routing table entries = 170
    • Remote network routing table entries = 170
    • Next-hop IP address = 171
    • Routing types = 171
    • Static routing = 171
    • Dynamic routing = 172
    • Summary = 174
    • Questions = 177
    • Chapter 6 : Setting up the Router = 179
    • Connecting the router to a PC and turning it on = 180
    • Router LED indicators = 180
    • Console access = 180
    • Turning on the router = 181
    • Show version output = 183
    • Router's initial configuration = 185
    • Configuring basic router settings = 185
    • Configuring 1Pv4 and 1Pv6 addresses on router interfaces = 187
    • Configuring static routes and default static routes = 189
    • Configuring 1Pv4 static routes and default static routes = 189
    • Configuring 1Pv6 static routes and default static routes = 191
    • Configuring Routing Information Protocol (RIP) = 193
    • lnterVLAN configuration = 195
    • Router-on-a-stick interVLAN configuration = 196
    • Summary = 198
    • Questions = 199
    • Chapter 7 : Networking Services and Maintenance = 203
    • Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol overview = 204
    • Assigning 1Pv4 addresses dynamically = 204
    • Assigning 1Pv6 addresses dynamically = 206
    • Network Address Translator overview = 209
    • Configuring static NAT = 210
    • Configuring dynamic NAT = 210
    • Configuring PAT = 211
    • Configuring port forwarding = 211
    • NAT and IPv6 = 212
    • Network Time Protocol overview = 212
    • Configuring and verifying NTP = 213
    • Cisco Discovery Protocol and Link-Layer Discovery Protocol overview = 214
    • Device discovery with COP = 214
    • Device discovery with LLDP = 215
    • System logging overview = 217
    • Configuring syslog = 219
    • Device maintenance = 220
    • Router and switch file maintenance = 220
    • lOS system files = 242
    • lOS image management = 244
    • Software licensing = 249
    • License verification and management = 251
    • Traffic management = 253
    • Summary = 253
    • Questions = 255
    • Chapter 8 : Network Troubleshooting = 259
    • Troubleshooting methodologies = 260
    • Basic approaches = 260
    • Resolve or escalate? = 261
    • Verifying and monitoring solutions = 262
    • Troubleshooting scenarios = 262
    • IP addressing issues on networking devices = 262
    • IP addressing issues on end devices = 263
    • Default gateway issues = 264
    • Troubleshooting DNS issues = 264
    • Troubleshooting cables and interfaces = 264
    • Cable problems = 265
    • Duplex operation = 265
    • Duplex mismatch = 266
    • Switch troubleshooting = 266
    • Recovering from a system crash = 266
    • Network access layer issues = 266
    • Troubleshooting network access layer issues = 267
    • Ports in error-disabled state = 268
    • Router troubleshooting = 269
    • Verifying IPv4 interface settings = 270
    • Verifying IPv6 interface settings = 270
    • The show history command = 271
    • Troubleshooting a missing route = 272
    • Solving a connectivity problem = 272
    • Troubleshooting VLANs = 273
    • IP addressing issues with VLANs = 273
    • Troubleshooting Access Control Lists = 273
    • Processing packets with ACLs = 274
    • Common IPv4 standard ACL errors = 274
    • Troubleshooting DHCP = 275
    • Troubleshooting DHCPv4 = 275
    • Troubleshooting DHCPv6 = 276
    • Troubleshooting NAT = 276
    • The show ip NAT commands = 276
    • The debug ip NAT command = 276
    • Basic network performance = 277
    • The ping command = 278
    • The traceroute and tracert commands = 279
    • The show commands = 280
    • Command syntax = 281
    • The debug command = 282
    • Network security = 283
    • Security threats and vulnerabilities = 283
    • Network attacks = 284
    • Network attack mitigation = 285
    • Device security = 285
    • Summary = 286
    • Questions = 288
    • Chapter 9 : Studying and Preparing for ICND 1 (100-105) Exam = 291
    • What is the ICND 1 (100-105) exam? = 291
    • What are the ICND 1 (100-105) exam topics? = 292
    • Topic 1.0-Network fundamentals (20%) = 292
    • Topic 2.0- LAN switching fundamentals (26%) = 294
    • Topic 3.0- Routing fundamentals (25%) = 295
    • Topic 4.0- Infrastructure services (15%) = 296
    • Topic 5.0- Infrastructure maintenance (14%) = 296
    • What to expect in the ICND 1 (100-105) exam = 298
    • How to prepare for the ICON 1 (100-105) exam = 298
    • How to register for the ICND 1 (100-105) exam? = 299
    • On the day of the ICND 1 (100-105) exam = 299
    • Post-ICND 1 (100-105) exam certification path = 300
    • Appendix A : Appendix A : Answers to Chapter Questions = 301
    • Chapter 1-Answers = 301
    • Chapter 2-Answers = 302
    • Chapter 3-Answers = 302
    • Chapter 4-Answers = 303
    • Chapter 5-Answers = 303
    • Chapter 6-Answers = 304
    • Chapter 7-Answers = 305
    • Chapter 8- Answers = 306
    • Appendix B : Appendix B : Cisco Device Icons = 307
    • Cisco network topology icons = 307
    • Appendix C : Appendix C : Numbering Systems and Conversions = 313
    • Binary numbering system = 313
    • Decimal to binary conversion = 314
    • Binary to decimal conversion = 315
    • Octal numbering system = 315
    • Decimal to octal conversion = 316
    • Hexadecimal numbering system = 316
    • Decimal to hexadecimal conversion = 317
    • Appendix D : Appendix D : Boolean Algebra = 319
    • AND operation = 319
    • OR operation = 319
    • NOT operation = 320
    • Appendix E : Appendix E : Subnetting = 321
    • Example-Class A subnetting = 321
    • Example Class B subnetting = 322
    • Example-Class C subnetting = 322
    • Appendix F : Appendix F : Cisco Packet Tracer = 323
    • Downloading Packet Tracer = 323
    • Installing Packet Tracer = 324
    • Appendix G : Appendix G : Graphical Network Simulator-3 (GNS3} = 327
    • Downloading GNS3 = 327
    • Installing GNS3 = 329
    • Other Books you may enjoy = 331
    • Index = 333
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