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1.
OSI Reference Model
1.1 Background
1.2 OSI Layers
1.3 Layers Interaction (¥æ¤¬§@¥Î)
1.4 Benefits (¦n³B) Provided by OSI Reference Model
2. Ethernet (¥H¤Óºô)
2.1 Physical Star Logical Bus Topology (¥~ªí¬P§Î¤ºùؤڤh°}¶Õ)
2.2 Physical Star Logical Switching Topology (¥~ªí¬P§Î¤ºùإ洫°}¶Õ)
2.3 Common Forms of UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair¡AµL±»Å@Âùµ±½u) Cable
2.4 Rollover (½Âà) Console (±±¨î»O) Cable
2.5 Half-duplex (¥bÂù¦V) Ethernet and Full-duplex (§¹¥þÂù¦V) Ethernet
2.6 Cisco Switch LED (¿O)
3. Detail Concepts on Logical
Switching
3.1 Ethernet Addressing
3.2 Switching Mechanism (¾÷¨î)
3.3 More about Address Table
3.4 Exercises about Address Table
3.5 LAN (Local Area Network) Segmentation (¤À¬q)
4. Features Provided By Cisco
Switches
4.1 Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
4.2 Switch Management
4.3 Configuration Files and File Systems
4.4 Virtual (µêÀÀ) Local Area Network (VLAN)
4.5 VTP (VLAN Trunking Protocol)
4.6 InterVLAN Routing
4.7 Static Entries in MAC Address Table
4.8 Port Security
5. IP Addressing
5.1 Structure (µ²ºc) of IP Address
5.2 Concept of Binary Number
5.3 Identifying (¿ë»{) the Network ID in an Environment (Àô¹Ò) without
Subnetting (¤lºô¸ô¤Æ)
5.4 Use of Subnet Mask (¤lºô¸ô¾B¸n)
5.5 Possible Values in an Octet of a Subnet Mask
5.6 Subnetting (¤lºô¸ô¤Æ)
5.7 Questions of IP Addressing
5.8 VLSM (Variable Length (¤£©wªø«×) Subnet Mask)
6. TCP/IP
6.1 Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
6.2 User Datagram Protocol (UDP)
6.3 Internet Protocol (IP)
6.4 Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
6.5 Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
7. Overview (·§½×) of
Cisco Routers
7.1 Memory
7.2 Interfaces
7.3 DCE (Data Communication Equipment) and DTE (Data Terminal Equipment)
8. Basic Router Management
8.1 Features in Command Line Interface
8.2 Configuring Basic Settings of a Router
8.3 Obtaining Hardware Configuration and Software Version of the Router
8.4 Backing Up the Startup-configuration/Running-configuration
8.5 Backing Up the Flash Memory IOS
8.6 Upgrading Flash Memory IOS
9. Static Routing (ÀRºA¸ô¥Ñ)
9.1 Route Entries for Directly Connected Networks
9.2 Static Routing Entries
9.3 Static Default Routing
10. Dynamic Routing
(°ÊºA¸ô¥Ñ)
10.1 Introduction
10.2 Mechanism (¾÷¨î) of Distance Vector Routing Protocols
10.3 Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
10.4 Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP)
10.5 Open Shortest Path First (OSPF)
11. Access Lists (¦s¨ú²M³æ)
11.1 Filtering Logic (¹LÂoÅÞ¿è)
11.2 Access List Settings
11.3 Access List Types
11.4 Access List for Inbound / Outbound Data
11.5 Creating an IP Standard Access List and Applying it to an Interface
11.6 Adding a New Statement to an Access List
11.7 Removing the Application of an IP Standard Access List from an
Interface
11.8 Creating an IP Extended Access List and Applying it to an Interface
11.9 One More Example on Filtering Data Traffic
12. Wide Area Networking (WAN)
12.1 Introduction to WAN
12.2 Point-to-Point Synchronous Protocols
12.3 Frame Relay (°T®Ø¶Ç°e¡B´V¤¤Ä~)
13. Cisco Discovery Protocol
(CDP)
14. Network Address Translation
(NAT)
14.1 I´º
14.2 Main Advantage of Using NAT
14.3 Dynamic NAT
14.4 Dynamic NAT with Overload (t²ü)
14.5 Configuration of IP Routing
14.6 Configuration of Dynamic NAT
14.7 Configuration of Dynamic NAT with Overload
14.8 Configuration of Static NAT
14.9 Configuration of DHCP
15. Wireless LAN (WLAN)
15.1 WLAN Basic Components (¤¸¥ó)
15.2 WLAN Radio Signals
15.3 Modes of Communications
15.4 SSID (Service Set Identifier)
15.5 WLAN Security
16. Network Security
16.1 SSH (Secure SHell) Access
16.2 Using SDM (Security Device Manager)
16.3 Basic Concept of IDS / IPS
17. IP Version 6
17.1 Overview
17.2 IPv6 Addressing Representation
17.3 IPv6 Basic Configuration
17.4 IPv6 Static Route
17.5 More About IPv6 Addressing
Supplement:
RSTP (Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol)
Concern in a VLSM Network Environment
Password Recovery
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