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Wednesday, 25 June 2008
Trainsignal - Cisco 642-825
Tuesday, 24 June 2008
more CCNP books and lab
The new curriculum covers all the 4 modules of CCNP for Certification in detail. The course also covers the latest topics like Voice over Internet Protocol with CISCO IP Phones, Wireless LANs with CISCO Wireless Access Point, Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS), Quality of Service (QoS), IPSec Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), IPv6 concepts, IPv6 Routing, Broadband Technologies (xDSL, Cable etc.,), Network Security with IOS based Firewall, IDS & IPS. As no WAN setup is complete without leased line/ISDN/VSAT etc., telecom devices like CSU/DSU, Telco MUX, and Channelized E1 will also be covered in practical setup.
Cisco CCNP Course Contents
* BSCI - (642-901)(Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks)
* BCMSN- (642-812)(Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks)
* ISCW - (642-825)(Implementing Secure Converged Wide Area Networks)
* OCT-(642-845)(Optimizing Cisco Converged Networks)
+* Introduction to CCIE
* Introduction to Network Security & Ethical Hacking
* Overview on Satellite Broadcasting & Radio Networks
Cisco CCNP Course DetailsBSCI - (642-901)(Building Cisco Scalable Internetworks)•
Managing Scalable Internetwork growth•
IP Addressing, VLSM, CIDR and Route Summarization•
IP Routing Principles•
Implementing OSPF in single area•
Interconnecting Multiple OSPF areas•
Implementing IS-IS routing protocol•
Operations and functions of EIGRP•
Implementing EIGRP in enterprise networks•
Basics concepts of BGP•
Advanced BGP Implementations and tuning•
Controlling Routing updates•
Policy Based Routing (PBR)•
Redistribution between Routing protocols•
Concepts of IP version 6 •
Configuring OSPF routing with IP version 6 addressing•
Configuring IP Multicast routingBCMSN- (642-812)(Building Multilayer Switched Networks)• Overview and Design of a Campus Network• Basic operations of Ethernet switches• VLANS and Trunks• VLAN Trunking protocol (VTP)• Aggregating switch links• Traditional Spanning-tree Protocol• Advanced Spanning-tree protocols• Spanning Tree protocol configuration and tuning• Multi-Layer switching• Router redundancy and load balancing• Monitoring Switched networks performance• Concepts of WLANs• Implementing and verifying WLANs operations• IP Telephony (VoIP)• Security implementations in Switched networks (802.1x,VACLs, DHCP Snooping..,)ISCW - (642-825)(Implementing Secure Converged Wide Area Networks)• Concepts of Cable (HFC) technologies• Overview on xDSL technologies• Configuring ADSL (PPPoE, PPPoA)• Basic concepts of MPLS and MPLS based VPNs• Configuring and verifying Frame-Mode MPLS• Components of IPSec• Operations of IPSec VPNs and GRE tunnels• Configuring Site-to-Site IPSec VPN/GRE tunnels with SDM• Configuring and verifying VPN backup interfaces• Network Security concepts (Attacks, Trojans, Worms, Viruses...,)• Configuring and verifying AAA for Cisco routers• Implementing IOS secure management features (SSH, SYSLOG, SNMP..,)• Operations of Cisco IOS firewall• Configuring and verifying Cisco IOS IPS (Intrusion Prevention System)OCT-(642-845)(Optimizing Cisco Converged Networks)• Basic Components and Operations of VoIP• Implementations of VoIP• QoS Strategies and implementations• Implementations of Diffserv QoS• Overview on Classification and Marking (CoS, ToS, IP Precedence..,)• Configuring NBAR for classification• Traffic congestion management (FIFO, PQ, WRR..,)• Traffic shaping and Traffic policing mechanisms• Configuring QoS Pre-Classify• Operations of Auto QoS• Configuring and verifying Auto QoS implementations• Configuring WLAN Security on Cisco Clients & Access Points (APs)• Basic WLAN management• Configuring WLAN QoS
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ZOOM_CCNP_ALL_LABS
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(For labs they are using access server, so they telnet into routers with line numbers).
GNS3_ZOOM_Project.rar
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(Guys this NET_Config file i had created, if any one finds more optimize way PLZ share it)
image = C:\Documents and Settings\fable\My Documents\images\C3640-IK.BINidlepc = 0x605c8ad0ghostios = Truechassis = 3640
slot0 = NM-16ESWslot1 = NM-4T
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Monday, 23 June 2008
Sunday, 22 June 2008
ISCW Additional Resources
ISCW Additional Resources
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Saturday, 21 June 2008
BSCI Additional Resources
BSCI Additional Resources
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Thursday, 19 June 2008
Describing Network Requirements
Describing Network Requirements
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Saturday, 14 June 2008
ISCW 642-825 TIv4.24
ISCW 642-825 TIv4.24
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BSCI30S00 Course Introduction
BSCI30S00 Course Introduction
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Wednesday, 11 June 2008
Sybex.CCNP.Remote.Access.Study.Guide
Sybex.CCNP.Remote.Access.Study.Guide
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Sybex.CCNP.Complete.Study.Guide
Sybex.CCNP.Complete.Study.Guide
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Cisco.Press.CCNP.Rrouting.Exam.Guide
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Friday, 6 June 2008
CCNP books
CCNP books
1. CCNP BCMSN Exam Certification Guide
2. CCNP BSCI Exam Certification Guide
3. CCNP Complete Guide -- Sybex
4. Introduction To Cisco Router Configuration
5. CCNP Routing Practical Studies -- lab manual for CCNP Routing
6. CCNP Building Cisco Remote Cisco Access Networks
7. CCNP Cisco Internet Troubleshooting guide
8. Cisco Press CCNP Practical Studies -- BCMSN
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Knowledgenet Ont, Optimizing Converged Cisco Networks v1.0
Knowledgenet Ont, Optimizing Converged Cisco Networks v1.0
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Thursday, 5 June 2008
CCNP documents
More CCNP
1. CCNP - Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks Student guide
2. CCNP - Building Cisco Multilayered Switched Networks Student guide
3. CCNP - Optimizing Cisco Converged Networks student guide
4. CCNP - Implementing Secure Converged Wide Area Networks student guide
5. CCNP - BSCI LAb Manual135
6. CCNP - BCMSN Lab Manual
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Saturday, 24 May 2008
Boson Network Simulator CCNP 7.0 Full
Boson Network Simulator CCNP 7.0 Full
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Boson network simulator 7 for CCNP
Boson Network Simulator CCNP 7.0 Full
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Thursday, 22 May 2008
CBT nugget 642-901 BSCI
Cisco CCNP - Exam-Pack: 642-901 BSCI
Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks
The Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks (BSCI) series, at its core, is all about routing. You'll immerse yourself in the routing knowledge you need to work on enterprise-class networks. Plus you'll learn what it takes to pass the CCNP-BSCI exam.
Here's what you'll learn in each video in the BSCI series:
Video 1 - Welcome to the BSCI video series! This opening video discusses the course objectives and their relation to the Cisco CCNP certification exam. You'll also see recent changes to the Cisco certification process that make real world training (which is the goal of CBT Nuggets) the best possible way to prepare.
Video 2 - Cisco designed EIGRP to be one of the most feature-packed and yet easy to configure routing protocols on the planet. However, terminology is the name of the game in this protocol. For example, did you know that a route considered a "successor" would actually be a primary route? Did you know that Active routes are bad? This video logically walk though the concepts and terms of EIGRP before any syntax is entered.
Video 3 - Action! With the foundation concepts in place, Jeremy journeys with you through a complete configuration of EIGRP, including the base configuration and default route advertisement. Throughout the video, Jeremy discusses the core verification commands you can use to troubleshoot EIGRP in a production network.
Video 4 - Cisco designed EIGRP implementations to be easy. However, even the "simple protocol" has advanced features which take a little more configuration. This video walks through the implementation of manual and automatic route summarization, unequal-cost load balancing, and authentication using key chains.
Video 5 - EIGRP's simplicity is one of its best features as well as one of its biggest drawbacks. Many administrators see EIGRP as a blanket routing protocol - just throw it at any situation with minimal configuration and it will work. While this may be true, it won't work well. Query messages can eat your network alive causing slow convergence at best and complete outages at worst. This video walks through the design options and best practices when setting up an EIGRP-based network.
Video 6 - Welcome to OSPF, the most popular routing protocol in the world, but also one of the most complex interior gateway protocols one can deploy. Before a single line of syntax is typed, many concepts must be discussed. This video covers the benefits of link-state routing protocols, OSPF area terminology and concepts, and the forming of OSPF neighbor relationships.
Video 7 - We'd pack all the OSPF concepts in a single video if we could! There's just too much to talk about. This video picks up where the last one leaves off and discusses the OSPF cost (metric), the concepts behind the Designated Router (DR) and Backup Designated Router (BDR), and the flurry of OSPF packet types you will encounter on your network.
Video 8 - Enough with the concepts, it's time to move into the hands-on configuration. This video walks through the base configuration of OSPF in a single area and covers many of the basic implementation and verification commands.
Video 9 - OSPF can run across nearly any type of network: point-to-point, broadcast-based, and even the dreaded non-broadcast, multi-access (NBMA) clouds. The focus of this video is primarily on these cloud architectures. Cisco has equipped OSPF with five different modes it can use to operate in NBMA environments. Jeremy walks through each one of these with a thorough explanation and configuration.
Video 10 - It's now time to expand OSPF to multi-area environments. This video walks through the configuration of the OSPF Area Border Router (ABR) and Autonomous System Boundary Router (ASBR), as well as the implementation of OSPF summarization options. The video wraps up by discussing the different Link State Advertisements (LSAs) supported by OSPF.
Video 11 - Understanding the OSPF area types is definitely one of Jeremy's favorite OSPF topics! Just the names of the area types alone speak volumes: stub areas, totally stubby areas, not-so-stubby areas? It's not often you get to deal with technical terms that sound like this. Each one of these area types offer their own, unique features. Find out all about them (along with your standard dose of configuration) in this video!
Video 12 - It's finally time to wrap up the OSPF protocol. This video covers all the "miscellaneous features and options" that didn't quite fit anywhere else. These options include default route advertisements, limiting LSA messages, external route types, and authentication.
Video 13 - If there's one thing you can guarantee from the IS-IS routing protocol, it's that you've never seen anything like this! Since IS-IS was originally designed for the OSI protocol rather than TCP/IP, many concepts are very strange. This video explains many of the advantages and disadvantages of IS-IS and works through a detailed comparison of IS-IS and OSPF.
Video 14 - IS-IS may seem like the best routing protocol for your network...until you realize that you need to learn OSI addressing to make it work! This video walks through the concepts of assigning an OSI address to your router to build the foundation network IS-IS uses for communication. You'll also see the packets exchanged by IS-IS routers to converge the network routing tables.
Video 15 - IS-IS may be tough conceptually, but you'll really enjoy the configuration. It doesn't take long to find out that next to EIGRP, this is the easiest link-state protocols to set up. The sole focus of this video is IS-IS configuration.
Video 16 - Some network environments decide to run multiple routing protocols. Why would they do this? There's a variety of reasons, discussed in this video. Regardless of the reason, it will usually result in some form of route redistribution, which Jeremy calls the "necessary evil of routing politics." This video walks through the concepts and configuration of route redistribution.
Video 17 - Route redistribution always has the potential for routing loops. At this point, you will need to step into the advanced world of route filtering. Join Jeremy as he configures a variety of route filter methods on live Cisco equipment. Get your brain ready for this one - it's not for the faint of heart!
Video 18 - Take a step into the largest routing protocol in the world: the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). This video walks through the foundation concepts of BGP: what it is, where you would use it, and facts to consider before deploying it.
Video 19 - Let the BGP configuration begin! Because BGP is so complex, we had to divide this configuration topic into three separate videos. This initial video walks through the difference between IBGP and EBGP, the setup of BGP neighbor relationships, and implementing minor tuning of BGP through the use of the "update-source" and "ebgp-multihop" commands.
Video 20 - The BGP configuration fun continues as Jeremy walks through the process of advertising networks into BGP and disabling BGP auto-summary (you REALLY don't want this feature). In addition, special time is given to the BGP next-hop behavior and BGP synchronization, which can traditionally be very confusing topics.
Video 21 - This final BGP implementation video takes a step back and looks into the architecture of the BGP neighbor process. Using show and debug commands, Jeremy explores the packets used to form BGP neighbors along with BGP neighbor relationship troubleshooting. In addition, you'll learn how to make your BGP configuration more efficient through the use of BGP peer-groups.
Video 22 - Now that the foundation BGP configuration has been deployed, you'll need to begin your custom modifications to help BGP find the best path through the Internet. Without proper modification of BGP attributes, the protocol behaves like an advanced version of RIP (which you DON'T want!). Join Jeremy as he discusses the concepts around these BGP attributes and how you can modify them effectively.
Video 23 - More BGP attribute fun! Because the BGP metric is so complex, we needed to split the attribute discussion into two videos. In this video, Jeremy continues through the live demonstration of BGP attribute modification.
Video 24 - IP multicast is one of "those" topics: you hear about it plenty, but it's always in passing. It doesn't seem like anyone is really supporting IP multicasting...or are they? Regardless, if you deploy multicast on a Cisco network that has not been specifically configured to support it, it just plain won't work. This video discusses the proper planning and understanding of multicast protocols and concepts, along with a brief configuration to get your network ready to support it.
Video 25 - Everything you thought you knew about TCP/IP is changing! Welcome to the world of IPv6 (also known as IPng - next generation). This video gives you the reasons to use IPv6 and a in-depth discussion of the new IPv6 addressing. We can guarantee after you watch this video, you will think, "That is one of the best introductions to TCP/IPv6 I've ever heard!"
Video 26 - It's just as easy to assign an IPv6 address to your router as it is an IPv4 address...it just takes a little more typing! In this video, you'll learn how to configure IPv6 addressing on a router along with the new version of OSPF (version 3), which is geared specifically for the new version of IP!
Video 27 - It's the bonus video! Learn to use Cisco devices, one of the most stable platforms in the industry, for key DHCP services on your network. This video walks through the configuration of DHCP services on an IOS-based device, but also gets into the setup of a Cisco router as a DHCP client. Finally, you'll discuss the ever-so-popular "ip helper-address" command, which is used to centralize all DHCP services in your organization.
Exam prep for Cisco BSCI exam as part of CCNP certification
In Cisco CCNP - Exam-Pack: 642-901 BSCI, you'll learn real world skills for deploying, managing, and optimizing Cisco routers. Plus the series maps to exam objectives for Cisco exam 642-901 BSCI. This is one of four exams toward CCNP certification.
Prerequisites
A thorough understanding of Cisco networking such as a CCNA certification or equivalent knowledge is recommended before viewing these videos.
The Cisco CCNP - Exam-Pack: 642-901 BSCI contains:
- Today's Routed World (free video!)- EIGRP: The Concepts- EIGRP: Implementation and Verification- EIGRP: Summarization, Authentication, and Other Advanced Options- EIGRP: Best Practices and Design Options- OSPF: The Concepts (Part 1)- OSPF: The Concepts (Part 2)- OSPF: Implementation and Verification- OSPF: Understanding Network Types- OSPF: Router LSAs and Summarization Options- OSPF: Special Area Types and Options - OSPF: Authentication and Other Miscellaneous Options- IS-IS: The Concepts (Part 1)- IS-IS: The Concepts (Part 2)- IS-IS: Basic Implementation and Verification- Advanced Routing: Route Redistribution- Advanced Routing: Manipulating Route Updates- BGP: Foundation Concepts- BGP: Implementation and Tuning (Part 1)- BGP: Implementation and Tuning (Part 2)- BGP: Implementation and Tuning (Part 3)- BGP: Tuning Attributes (Part 1)- BGP: Tuning Attributes (Part 2)- Multicast: Concepts and Configuration- IPv6: Understanding Basic Concepts and Addressing - IPv6:Configuring, Routing, and Interoperating- Advanced Routing: Implementing Router-Based DHCP Services
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