| Audience |
Network engineers,
LAN professionals, Application developers, programmers,
project leaders and other technical individuals
that will need to acquire the necessary skills
for the Cisco Internetwork Troubleshooting exam
series. |
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Duration |
5 Days |
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| Course Abstract |
Cisco Internetwork
Troubleshooting course will show you how to develop
a troubleshooting method for network support.
Expert Stephen Dudgeon provides a brief overview
of the various popular network technologies then
shows you how to identify potential targets for
troubleshooting network problems. This course
provides examples of troubleshooting some common
network problems, which will help you identify
and list items for documenting a troubleshooting
process. At the conclusion of this course, you
will understand CIT, have additional resources
for supplementing technical knowledge, and be
prepared to pass exam 642-831. |
| Objectives |
After completing this course the student should
be able to:
- Understand the principles of classful and
classless routing and the difference between
link-state and distance vector protocol behavior
- Select and configure the appropriate services
for simplifying IP address management at branch
offices by proper address allocation and summarization
- Implement the appropriate technologies for
a scalable, routed network that uses link-state
protocols and redistribution
- Configure edge routers to properly interconnect
to a BGP network through either a single or
multihomed interconnection
- Control and optimize routing update information
by implementing filters, metrics, and policy-based
routing and changing administrative distance
- Examine case studies that show you how to
build a scalable internetwork including multiple
routing protocols
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| Class Format |
Lecture and Lab |
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| Prerequisites |
Working knowledge
of Cisco networking protocols.
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| Course
Topics |
The following
list represents the sections and topics discussed
in this onsite instructor-led course offering:
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Module 1: Baselines and Troubleshooting
Strategies
- Describe components of Network Configuration
Document
- Define network baseline procedures
and tools
- Explain the Cisco General Troubleshooting
Approach
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Module 2: Troubleshooting
at the Physical and Data Link Layers
- Explain the methodologies for gathering
Layer 1 and 2 symptoms
- Isolate Physical and Data Link layer
problems
- Explain problem correction techniques
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Module 3: Troubleshooting
at the Network Layer
- Explain the methodologies for gathering
Layer 3 symptoms
- Isolate Network layer problems
- Explain problem correction techniques
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Module 4: Troubleshooting at
the Transport and Application Layer
- Explain the methodologies for gathering
Layer 4-7 symptoms
- Isolate Transport and Application layer
problems
- Explain problem correction techniques
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