- Administration
- Backup
- Client Server
- Disaster Recovery
- Documentation
- Performance Monitoring
- SNMP/RMON
- Security
| - Design
- Architecture Selection
- Clustering
- Network Services
- Redundancy
- Scenarios
- Topology selection
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- LAN Topologies
- Cable limitations
- Coaxial Cable
- Coaxial cabling
- Ethernet
- Fiber-Optic
- Logical topologies
- Max Cable Runs
- Physical topologies
- Signal Transmission
- Strengths/Weaknesses
- Token Ring
- Wireless Media
- Wireless topologies
| - Network Cards
- Installation
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- Network Devices
- Coaxial Cable
- Connection Types
- Hubs/Repeaters
- Network Interface Cards
- Physical Media
- Routers/Layer 3 switches
- Switches and bridges
- Wireless access points
| - Network OS
- Netware
- Unix/Linux
- Windows
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- Network Standards
- IEEE 802
- OSI Model
- Standard Organizations and the ISO
- Standards Organizations
| - OSI Model
- Logical Link Layer
- Presentation Layer
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- Protocol Stacks
- AppleTalk
- IPX/SPX
- IPv6
- Microsoft's IPX
- TCP/IP
- TCP/UDP
| - Routing Protocols
- Distance-Vector
- Link-State
- Static
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- TCP/IP
- Addressing
- OSI Reference Model
| - Transport Protocols
- RIP
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- TroubleShooting
- Analyzers
- Connectivity
- Hardware-Related Problems
- Log files
- Logging Events
- Name Resolution
- Protocol Analyzers
- Utilities
| - WAN Technologies
- ATM
- Frame Relay
- ISDN
- SONET
- X.25
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- WAN Topologies
- ATM
- Frame Relay
- Packet Switching
- SONET
- T-1
- Wireless Media
- x.25
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