CCNA Learning Cisco 2: Level 1

• 1.0 Layered Models
• 1.1 Overview
• 1.2 Cisco Three-Layer Model
• 1.3 OSI Reference Model
• 1.4 Application Layer
• 1.5 Presentation Layer
• 1.6 Session Layer
• 1.7 Transport Layer
• 1.8 Network Layer
• 1.9 Data Link Layer
• 1.10 Physical Layer
• 1.11 Routing Example
• 1.12 Data Encapsulation

• 2.0 Segmentation
• 2.1 Overview of Segmentation
• 2.2 Virtual LANs
• 2.3 The Spanning Tree Protocol

CCNA Learning Cisco 2: Level 2

• 1.0 Configuring a Router
• 1.1 Examining a Router & a Switch
• 1.2 Booting a Router & Setup Mode
• 1.3 The Command-line Interface
• 1.4 Passwords & Line Console Commands
• 1.5 Interface Configuration
• 1.6 Verifying Configuration

• 2.0 Configuring a Switch
• 2.1 Using the Command-line Interface with a Switch
• 2.2 Switch Interface Configuration

• 3.0 Building a Network
• 3.1 Configuring a Router
• 3.2 Configuring a Switch
• 3.3 Verifying Configuration & Duplex Settings
• 3.4 Continued Router Configuration
• 3.5 Continued Switch Configuration

CCNA Learning Cisco 2: Level 3

• 1.0 TCP/IP
• 1.1 Introduction to TCP/IP
• 1.2 Application Layer Overview
• 1.3 Transport Layer Overview
• 1.4 Internet Layer Overview

• 2.0 IP Addressing
• 2.1 IP Address Classes
• 2.2 Determining IP Address Classes
• 2.3 Subnetting
• 2.4 Addressing with & without Subnets
• 2.5 Subnet Masks
• 2.6 Addressing with & without Subnets
• 2.7 Subnet Masks

• 3.0 IP Routing
• 3.1 What is Routing
• 3.2 Simple IP Routing
• 3.3 Static & Dynamic Routes
• 3.4 Routing Protocols & Distance Vector
• 3.5 Routing Loops

CCNA Learning Cisco 2: Level 4

• 1.0 Internetworks
• 1.1 Our Internetwork
• 1.2 Review Static & Dynamic Routes
• 1.3 Configuring IP Routing
• 1.4 RIP
• 1.5 IGRP

• 2.0 Virtual LANs
• 2.1 VLAN Configuration & VTP
• 2.2 Assigning Ports
• 2.3 ISL Routing

• 3.0 Managing CISCO in an Internetwork
• 3.1 Backing Up
• 3.2 AutoConfig
• 3.3 Cisco Discovery Protocol
• 3.4 Building a Host Table
• 3.5 Ping & Trace

CCNA Learning Cisco 2: Level 5

• 1.0 IPX Routing
• 1.1 Cisco in NetWare Networks
• 1.2 NetWare Protocol Stack
• 1.3 Key Novell NetWare Features
• 1.4 Novell IPX Addressing & finding the Number
• 1.5 Cisco Encapsulation Methods & IPX Configuration
• 1.6 Configuring other Frame Types

• 2.0 Access Lists
• 2.1 Why use Access Lists?
• 2.2 What are Access Lists?
• 2.3 Configuration Guidelines
• 2.4 Access List Commands
• 2.5 Standard IP Access List
• 2.6 Wildcard Cards
• 2.7 Implementing an Access List
• 2.8 Extended Access Lists
• 2.9 IPX Access Lists

CCNA Learning Cisco 2: Level 6

• 1.0 WAN
• 1.1 POTS (Plain old Telephone Service)
• 1.2 WAN Connection Types
• 1.3 HDLC (High level Data Link control)
• 1.4 Point to Point Protocol
• 1.5 ISDN
• 1.6 Dial-on-Demand Routing
• 1.7 Frame Relay
• 1.8 Subinterfaces
• 1.9 Troubleshooting & Debugging Tools
• 1.10 CIR