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| Cisco Network Design
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Description:
Our Cisco Network Design test measures your knowledge of installing and configuring an Internet Protocol network using Cisco routers. Designed for experienced telecom engineers, this challenging test covers the following topics: Cisco Network Design Model, Distance Recovery, Distance Vector Routing Protocols, Enterprise Routing Protocols, Multicast Protocols, Network Equipment, Network Security, OSI Model, Requirements Gathering Techniques, and Switching and Routing Considerations.
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< - Cisco Network Design Model
- Hierarchical Network Design
- LAN Redundancy
- WAN Redundancy
- Wireless Access Point
| - Disaster Recovery
- LAN Redundancy considerations
- Network Core Redundancy
- WAN Connectivity Disaster Recovery
| - Distance Vector Routing Protocols
- EIGRP
- EIGRP AND IGRP INTEROPERABILITY
- RIP and RIPv2 Essentials
- RIP/RIP2 Interoperability
| - Enterprise Routing Protocols
- Border Gateway Protocol
- IS-IS
- OSPF
- Protocol Interoperability
| - Multicast Protocols
- Group Management Protocol, IGMP
- Multicast Routing: MCast BGP
- Shared Tree and Source Tree PIM
- Source Discovery Protocol, MSDP
| - Network Equipment Physical Requirements
- Physical Infrastructure (cabling)
- Physical Location Requirements
- Power Requirements
| - Network Security
- Lan Segment Security Concerns
- WAN Connection Security Concerns
- Wireless Access Point Security
| - OSI Model
- Layer 1 function
- Layer 2 Function and Routing
- Layer 3 function and routing
- Layer 4 Function and Routing
- Layer 5 thru 7 Function
| - Requirements Gathering Techniques
- Additional requirements not specified
- Understanding LAN Traffic Requirements
- Understanding WAN traffic Requirements
| - Switching and Routing Considerations
- 802.1Q and ISL Encapsulation
- Campus Switching
- QOS and VPN issues and solutions
- Routing from Core to Edge
- VoIP, STP, Avvid Considerations
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