Exam # 640-801: Cisco Certified Network Associate

Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) exam 640-801 is the single and an entry level exam for networking IT professionals. Cisco software can be used to identify addresses, protocols and connectivity status in a network with multiple interconnected Cisco devices. You will be able to perform all basic configuation in order to build a multi-router and multi-group internetworking environment. In addition, we cover the following topics:

Chapter 1: CCNA Certification Process

CCNA Certification

Gaining and Certifying Foundation Skills

Benefits of CCNA Certification

The Path to CCNA Certification

The CCNA Exam

Bridging/Switching

OSI Reference Model & Layered

Network Protocols

Routing

WAN Protocols

Network Management

LAN Design

Cisco Basics, IOS & Network Basics

Chapter 2: Internetworking Primer

Hierarchical Cisco Model

Types of Layers

Types of Networks

LANs, WANs and MANs

Network Topologies

Bus, Star, Ring, Mesh

Data Transmission and Signaling

Unicast, Broadcast, Multicast

Signaling Method

Analog and Digital

Baseband and Broadband

Duplex

Different types of Cables

Fast, Switched and Gigabit Ethernet

Token Ring and Passing

Networking Equipment

Cisco Hubs, Switches and Routers

WAN Architecture

Public Switched Telephone Network

Circuit and Packet Switching

Asynchronous Transfer Mode

Synchronous Optical Network

Virtual Private Networks

Chapter 3: Connection Oriented and Connectionless

Protocols

Routable and Non-routable Protocols

Benefits of OSI Layered Model

Encapsulation/De-Encapsulation

Protocols Using the OSI Model

Tunneling

Protocol Stacks

OSI Protocol Suit

The OSI Lower Layers

Physical and Data Link Layer

Logical Link Control (LLC) Sub-layer

Media Access Control (MAC) Sub-layer

MAC Address Resolution

Path Determination

Packet Switching

Network Layer Addressing

Logical Address Structure

The OSI Upper Layers

Transport Layer

Flow Control

Error Checking

Protocols

Session, Presentation and Application Layer

Chapter 4: Cisco IOS Command Line Interface

Cisco Internet Operating System (IOS)

Cisco IOS Modes

Entering Commands

Command Syntax Check

Command Abbreviation

Tab-Key Command Expansion

Chapter 5: Cisco Router Configuration

Router Structure

Chassis

Boards

Interfaces

Ports

Processors

Memory

Viewing Router Configuration

Viewing Protocol Configuration

Viewing Interface Configuration

Configuration Files

Viewing Router Configuration Files

Saving Router Configuration Files

Loading Router Configuration Files

Basic Router Configuration Using the CLI

Setting Router Hostname

Setting Router Banners

Passwords

Chapter 6: Internetworking with TCP/IP

TCP, UDP, IP , ICMP

TCP Application Layer Services

Well-known Ports and Applications

Sockets

FTP, TELNET , SMTP

DNS, TFTP, HTTP

POP3, SNMP

IP Address Resolution and IP Addressing

Local Address Resolution

ARP, RARP, BootP

IP Addressing

Network ID, Host ID

Sub-netting

Classless Interdomain Routing

Chapter 7: Cisco IP Routing

Static, Default and Dynamic Routing

Routing Protocols

Metrics

Routing Protocol Classes

Link-State

Distance-Vector

Split Horizon

Hold-downs

Route Poisoning

Flash (Triggered) Updates

Hybrid

Comparison of Routing Protocols

Interior Routing Protocols

Routing Information Protocol (RIP)

Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP)

Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol

Chapter 8: Cisco IPX Routing

IPX Addressing

IPX Node Number

IPX Network Addresses

IPX Encapsulation

IPX Routing

Service Advertising Protocol

IPX RIP

NetWare Link-Services Protocol

Configuring IPX Load Balancing

Monitoring IPX .

Debugging IPX

Chapter 9: Managing Cisco Devices

Verifying Network Connectivity

Cisco Discovery Protocol

CDP Configuration

ping, traceroute

Telnet

Connection Establishment

Hostnames

Managing Configuration Files

Saving Configurations

Backing-up Configurations

Upgrading IOS

Chapter 10: Cisco Access Lists

Creating A Standard IP Access List

Applying Standard IP Access Lists

Extended IP Access Lists

Creating An Extended IP Access List

Creating a Standard IPX Access List

IPX SAP Access Lists

Chapter 11: WAN Internetworking

Internetworking with HDLC and PPP

Internetworking with ISDN

Service Profile Identifier (SPIDs)

Monitoring and Debugging ISDN

Internetworking with Frame Relay

Data-Link Connection Identifier (DLCI)

Congestion Management

Local Management Interface

Configuring Frame Relay

Monitoring and Debugging Frame Relay

Chapter 12: Cisco Catalyst 1900 Switches

LAN Switching

Configuration of a Cisco 1900 Switch

Menu Interface

Command Line Interface

Visual Switch Manager (Web Interface)

Spanning Tree

Port States and Status

Virtual LANs

Frame Tagging

VLAN Trunk Protocol

Inter-Switch Link Protocol

Creating VLANS

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