Routing and Switching

Introduction

Achieving CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) Routing and Switching certification (formerly known as CCNA) is the first step in helping you prepare for a career in networking. Pursuing this certification will help improve your skill sets, and provide you with ability to manage and optimize network systems. CCNA Routing and Switching focuses on network infrastructure, mainly routing and switching, but it also includes wireless access, security, and connectivity to branch offices using WAN.

Objectives

By the end of the course the Trainee shall be able to:

• Discuss network basics and its importance.
• Understand the concept of layering and models.
• Understand the OSI model and TCP/IP model and its importance.
• Learn the details of OSI model and its layers such as (Application & session)
• Discuss each layer one by one and its function and which can be used.
• Understand the cables and its types and connectors and what it belongs to.
• Understand the MAC addressing and Ethernet technologies, Ethernet frame.
• Apply LAN Switch basic operation.
• Understand layer 3 (Network layer) and it functionality and its devices and the operations in it
• Discuss and execute the IP addressing, IP classes, Public /Private addressing, and IP packet header.
• Define the concepts of Submitting, Internet layer protocol.
• Solve problems on submitting and classes IP.
• Apply the following protocols (DHCP, DNS, ARP, TCP, and UDP). 

Who Sould Attend

• Airports

Course Content

• Module 1: Introduction to Networks
• Module 2: OSI Reference Model
• Module 3: Ethernet Technologies
• Module 4: Hubs vs. Switches vs. Routers
• Module 5: Spanning Tree Protocol
• Module 6: IPv4 Addressing and Submitting
• Module 7: TCP and UDP
• Module 8: IPv6 Addressing and Submitting
• Module 9: Introduction to 802.11 Wireless

Prerequisite

Participants must have basic knowledge of network & network components.

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Course Duration

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