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     This site will focus on the Cisco Certified Network Associate 2.0 test. All the pages on this site are of my own creation, taken from the many books I read while studying for the test. After I pass the CCNA test the site will move towards CCNP.
First a little about the CCNA test:
The skill set you should possess before taking the test is:
  • Install, configure, an operate a simple LAN, WAN, and switched LAN.
  • Be able to cofigure IP, IGRP, IPX, Serial Interfaces, Frame Relay, IP RIP, VLANs, Ethernet, Appletalk, and Access Lists.
  • Install and configure a Network.
  • Provide remote access by intergrating dial-up connectitvity with traditional and remote LAN-to-LAN access.
  • Thorough understanding of the OSI model.

  • Here are the CISCO Objectives

  Programs
  Lan Flow  -Trial Version - (Network Diagramming)
  nmap 2.53  -Linux (TCP/IP Port Scanner)
  TFTP Server  -95/NT (For Router Backups)
  GUI Telnet  -Windows 95/98/NT
 
  WAN Protocols
  Wide Area Networks
  Point to Point Protocol
  Frame Relay
  High Level Data Link Control
  Integrated Services Digital Network
  Link Access Procedure Balanced
  T1 Connection
  
 
 
 
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