| 作 者： | Todd Lammle Donald Porter James Chellis |
| 出版社： | 电子工业出版社 |
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| 标 签： | 考试认证 CISCO认证考试 |
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Chapter 1 Introduction to Internetworking
Internetworking Fundamentals
Evolution of Internetworking
Internetworks
LAN Devices
WAN Devices
The OSI Reference Model
The Layered Approach
The OSI Layers
Data Encapsulation
LAN Technologies
Ethernet and IEEE 802.3
Fiber Distributed Data Interface
Token Ring
ATM Technology
Summary
Review Questions
Chapter 2 LAN Segmentation
Relieving Network Congestion
Segmentation with a Bridge
Segmentation with a Router
Segmentation with LAN Switches
Spanning-Tree Protocol
VLAN
Frame Tagging
Full-Duplex Ethernet Design
Full-Duplex Ethernet Design
100BaseT Fast Ethernet
Advantages of Fast Ethernet
100BaseT Specifications
Summary
Review Questions
Chapter 3 TCP/IP and the DOD Reference Model
The DOD Reference Model
Process/Application Layer Protocols
Host-to-Host Layer Protocols
Internet Layer Protocols
Network Access Layer Protocols
IP Address Resolution
Local Resolution
The ARP Cache
Remote Resolution
Summary
Review Questions
Chapter 4 IP Addressing
What Is IP Addressing?
The Hierarchical IP Addressing Scheme
Additional Classes of Networks
Who Assigns Network Addresses?
Subnetting a Network
Implementing Subnetting
How to Implement Subnetting
How to Implement Subnetting
Subnet Masks
Can This Be Made Easier?
Summary
Review Questions
Chapter 5 Getting Started with Cisco Routers
The Router
Internal Configuration Components
The Router Startup Sequence
The User Interface
The Exec Command Interpreter
Manual Configuration
Logging In to the Router
Help
Editing commands
Startup Commands
Commands for Starting and Saving Configurations
Passwords
Entering a Banner
Hostname
Router Interfaces
Designing Our Internetwork
System Configuration Dialog
DTE/DCE Cable
Summary
Review Questions
Laboratory Exercises
Chapter 6 Routing Basics
What Is IP Routing?
The IP Routing Process
Static,Default,and Dynamic Routing
Static Routing
Configuring Static Routes
Default Routing
Summary
Review Questions
Laboratory Exercises
Chapter 7 Dynamic IP routing
Routed vs. Routing Protocols
Interior Routing Protocols
Distance-Vector
Link-State
Comparing Distance-Vector to Link-State Routing
Balanced Hybrid
Routing Information Protocol
Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
Open Shortest Path First
Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
Exterior Routing Protocols
Exterior Gateway Protocol
Border Gateway Protocol
Configuring RIP Routing
Removing Existing Static and Default Entries
Adding RIP
Testing RIP-Scenario 1
Testing RIP-Scenario 2
Passive RIP
Neighbor RIP
Monitoring RIP
Configuring IGRP Routing
Adding IGRP
Verifying the Routing Tables
Monitoring IGRP
Summary
Review Questions
Laboratory Exercises
Chapter 8 Router Configuration
Sources for Cisco IOS Software
TFTP Server
Fallback
TFTP Host
Using the TFTP Server for Backing Up and Restoring the Router Configuration
Cisco AutoInstall Procedure
Cisco IOS Commands
Accessing Other Routers
Cisco Discovery Protocol
Virtual Terminal Connections
Hostnames
Basic Testing
Summary
Review Questions
Laboratory Exercises
Chapter 9 Configuring Novell IPX
Introduction to Novell IPX
Novell IPX Protocol Stack
Client-Server Communication
Server-Server Communication
IPX Addressing
Encapsulation
Enabling IPX on Cisco Routers
Enabling IPX Routing
Enabling IPX on Individual Interfaces
Monitoring IPX on Cisco Routers
Show IPX Servers
Show IPX Route
Show IPX Traffic
Show IPX Interfaces
Debug IPX
Extended Ping
Summary
Review Questions
Laboratory Exercises
Chapter 10 Managing Traffic with Access Lists
Access Lists
Standard IP Access Lists
Extended IP Access Lists
Monitoring Extended IP Access Lists
Displaying Access List Information
Standard IPX Access Lists
Extended IPX Access Lists
IPX SAP Filters
Summary
Review Questions
Laboratory Exercises
Chapter 11 Wide Area Networking
Plain Old Telephone Service
Synchronous Data-Link Control
High-Level Data-Link Control
Transfer Modes Supported by HDLC
Dial -on-Demand Routing
x.25
x.25 Sessions
Virtual Circuits over an x.25 Network
x.25 protocol Suite
x.25 on Cisco Routers
Frame Relay
Frame Relay Features
Frame Relay with Cisco Routers
Mapping Frame Relay
Monitoring Frame Relay
Point-to-Point Protocol
ISDN
ISDN Terminals
ISDN Reference Points
ISDN Protocols
Basic Rate Interface
Primary Rate Interface
ISDN with Cisco Routers
Summary
Review Questions
Appendix A Answers to Review Questions
Appendix B Configuring AppleTalk
Introduction to AppleTalk Configuration
AppleTalk Protocol Stack
Apple Talk Communication
AppleTalk Addressing
Enabling AppleTalk on Cisco Routers
Enabling AppleTalk on Interfaces
Discovery Mode
Monitoring Apple Talk Traffic
Summary
Appendix C Password Recovery
Appendix D Decimal-to-Binary Table
Appendix E RFC 1700
Appendix F Glossary
