CIT Appendices
Overview/Description
To describe processes for diagnosing and correcting WAN problems
Target Audience
Network engineers, network system analysts, and maintenance personnel responsible for troubleshooting network problems; anyone working towards the Cisco Certified Network Professional qualification
Prerequisites
The Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices (ICND) learning path; familiarity with the following learning paths would be advantageous: Building Scaleable Cisco Networks (BSCN), Building Cisco Remote Access Networks (BCRAN),and Cisco: Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks (BCMSN)
Expected Duration
535 Minutes
Objectives:
CIT Appendices
explain the different layers of the OSI reference model and the reason behind its conception.
explain connection-oriented communications.
explain connectionless communications.
compare Ethernet and IEEE 802.3 technologies.
explain the frame formats used for 802.2 and 802.3 technologies.
explain IEEE 802.5 technology and the concept of a token-passing network.
explain the specifications and concepts of FDDI technology.
explain the operation of the Point-to-Point protocol.
explain the functions of SDLC, HDLC, LAPB, IEEE 802.3, and QLLC.
explain X.25 technology and its operating principles.
explain Frame Relay technology and its operating principles.
explain ISDN technology and its operating principles.
explain the TCP/IP protocol suite and its addressing scheme.
discuss the upper-layer protocols in the TCP/IP protocol suite.
explain the protocols and utilities used in Windows networks.
explain protocols and processes used in AppleTalk networking.
discuss the different protocols and processes used in the AppleTalk protocol suite.
explain miscellaneous Ethernet-related parameters.
explain the functions and processes of the Routing Information Protocol.
explain the functions and features of IGRP.
explain functions and features of EIGRP.
explain the elements and packet formats of OSPF.
explain functions and formats used by EGP.
explain the messages and formats used by BGP.
explain the protocols and processes used by the NetWare protocol suite.
explain the interface and functions of the LANWatch protocol analyzer product.
explain the interface and operation of Network General's Sniffer Ethernet Analyzer and recognize normal network activities on an Ethernet network.
explain the operation of Network General's Sniffer Token Ring Analyzer and recognize normal network management activities performed by Token Ring stations.
explain the process of creating a manual core dump in Cisco IOS software.
explain how to select or use proven problem-solving and problem-documenting techniques.
identify and access Cisco online resources for product and troubleshooting information.
explain AppleTalk troubleshooting targets, facts, and action plans and apply that knowledge to network support.
list causes of AppleTalk problems and relevant action plans, and apply that knowledge to network support.
Course Number: 61614_eng