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ITN 155, Cisco Systems CCNA 2

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ITN 155 is part of the Cisco CCNA curriculum. You must also take ITN 154, ITN 156, and ITN 157 to continue and become a CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate). You can work on most of the material in this class online as well. Just go to http://cisco.netacad.net/ and login with the name and password you will be provided in class. All the reading, online exercises, virtual routers, simulations, and labs are also online. During this class you will learn the following:

  • Introduction to routing
  • WAN and routing
  • Configuring a router
  • Securing a router
  • Managing a Cisco Internetworking Operating System (IOS)
  • Routing protocols and Routed protocols
  • Distance vector routing protocols
  • RIP routing protocol
  • IGRP routing protocol
  • TCP/IP error and control messages
  • Basic router troubleshooting
  • Intermediate TCP/IP
  • Routing concepts
  • Access Control Lists (ACLs)

ITN 155 Syllabus Schedule Fall 2005


DATES

TOPIC

EXAMS

Oct 17-21
Session 1

CCNA  2 (Semester 2)
Syllabus,  Semester 1 Review, Subnet review, Case Study Intro
Chapter 1 –WANs and Routers

Phase 1 Case Study

LABS:  1.2.5 (Connect console)
1.2.6 (Connect Router LAN)
1.2.7 Connect Router WAN)

Oct 24-28
Session 2 and 3

Chapter 2 – Introduction to Routers

Mod 1
Mod 2

LABS: 2.2.1 (Router config)
2.2.4 (Console session)
2.2.9 (CLI fundamentals)

Chapter 3 – Configuring a Router

LABS: 3.1.2 (Modes)
3.1.3 (Passwords)
3.1.4 (Show)

3.1.5 (Serial IF)
3.1.6 (Configs)
3.1.7 (Ether IF)

Oct 31-Nov 4
Session 4 and 5

Chapter 3 – Configuring a Router - continued

Mod 3

LABS:  3.2.3 (IF descript)
3.2.5 (MOTD)

3.2.7 (Host tables)
3.2.9 (Backup configs)

Chapter 4 – Learning about Other Devices

LABS: 4.1.4 (CDP)
4.1.6 (CDP)
4.2.2 (Telnet establish)

4.2.3 (Telnet disconnect)
4.2.4 (Advanced Telnet)

Nov 7-9
Session 6 and 7

Chapter 4 – Learning about Other Devices

Mod 4

Phase 2 Case Study

LABS: 4.2.5a (Ping)
4.2.5b (Traceroute)
4.2.6 (Troubleshoot IP address)

Chapter 5 – Managing Cisco IOS Software

LABS: 5.1.3 (Boot sys)
5.1.5 (Config reg problems)
5.2.3 (TFTP and config files)

5.2.5 (TFTP and IOS)
5.2.6a (Password Recovery)

Nov 14-18
Session 8 and 9

Chapter 6 – Routing and Routing Protocols
Chapter 7 – Distance Vector Routing Protocols

Mod 5
Mod 6

LABS: 6.1.6 (Static routes)
7.2.2 (RIP config)
7.2.6 (RIP troubleshoot)
7.2.7 (Control updates)

7.2.9 (Load balance)
7.3.5 (IGRP config)
7.3.6 (Default routes)
7.3.8 (Cost balance IGRP)

Nov 21
Session 10

Chapter 11 – Access Control Lists

Mod 7
Phase 3 Case Study

LABS: 11.2.1 (Standard ACL)
11.2.1b (Standard ACL)
11.2.2a (Extended ACL)
11.2.2b (Simple ext ACL)

11.2.3a (Named ACL)
11.2.3b (DMZ ACL)
11.2.6 (VTY control)

Nov 23
Nov 24-27

Non-instructional Day – No Classes
Thanksgiving Holiday Break – No Classes

 

Nov 28-Dec 2
Session 11 and 12

Chapter 11 - Access Control Lists (if needed)
Chapter 8 – TCP/IP Suite Error/Control Messages
Chapter 9 – Basic Router Troubleshooting

Mod 11
Phase 4 Case Study

LABS: 9.1.1 (Show route)
9.1.2 (Default route)
9.1.8 (Route update)

Dec 5-9
Session 13 and 14

Chapter 9 – Basic Router Troubleshooting
Chapter 10 – Intermediate TCP

Mod 8
Mod 9

LABS: 9.2.6 (Ping and Telnet)
9.3.4 (Traceroute)
9.3.5 (Show)
9.3.7 (Debug)

Dec 12/13
Session 15

Review, wrap up testing, skills exam, case study review

Mod 10

Dec 14/15
Session 16

Online Final Exam (Semester 2 Final Exam)

 

 

 

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