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Cisco Related Series by MindLeaders CIT 642 831
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This online course includes tutorials for: Time Needed
Networking Principles and Technologies 2 hours
TCP/IP 2 hours
Windows Troubleshooting 2 hours
The Physical and Data Link Layers 2 hours
Virtual LANs 2 hours
Serial Links 2 hours
Routing Protocols 2 hours
ISDN 2 hours
Practice Exams 2 hours
Estimated time needed to complete entire course 18 hours


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What You will Learn

The Cisco Related Series by MindLeaders CIT 642 831 is designed to help learners prepare for Cisco's Internet Troubleshooting Support Exam (CIT 642 831). This online training course provides a general overview of establishing a baseline, determining an effective troubleshooting strategy, resolving problems at the physical and data link layers, resolving problems at the network layer, and resolving problems at the transport and application layers.



Networking Principles and Technologies

  • Describe the responsibilities of each layer of the OSI Reference model and the types of devices found at each layer
  • Articulate the steps involved in the Internetwork Troubleshooting model
  • Know and identify different LAN topologies
  • Understand different LAN devices in a network
  • Understand and apply Ethernet technology
  • Describe the capabilities of ATM and its advantages



TCP/IP

  • Understand ICMP Protocol Commands and the meanings of the characters displayed by the trace command output
  • Articulate how and when to use Debug ip commands
  • Use show ip commands and syntaxes 
  • Describe how to find the valid subnets, valid hosts, and the broadcast address for each subnet



Windows Troubleshooting

  • Troubleshoot connectivity issues in the network using the commands ping, pathping, and tracert, and using the appropriate syntaxes with each of these commands
  • Use the ipconfig and winipcfg commands to add, remove, and troubleshoot Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) information on a hosts interface
  • Understand the nslookup command and its modes and syntaxes in order to troubleshoot and resolve DNS query problems
  • Understand the route command, its syntaxes, and its subcommands in order to use them to statically add, change, and remove known routes through the network on the local host
  • Use nbtstat and netstat command syntaxes in order to troubleshoot many problems in your network and on the local host



The Physical and Data Link Layers

  • Describe the show commands that can be used to view the configuration and to monitor and view the statistics of Cisco interfaces
  • Articulate the need for Network Monitoring Systems
  • Understand what SNMP is and how it works with Network Monitoring Systems
  • Troubleshoot switched connections, switch hardware and software, VTP, ISL, and Spanning Tree Protocol configurations
  • Identify switch troubleshooting and configuration software
  • Learn which diagnostic tools to apply to VLAN configuration problems
  • Troubleshoot inter VLAN routing configurations, trunk links, switches, and routers



Virtual LANs

  • Differentiate between trunk links and access links
  • Use VTP and VTP pruning
  • Differentiate between dynamic and static VLAN ports
  • Troubleshoot inter VLAN routing configurations
  • Differentiate between internal and external route processing
  • Configure VLANs, trunking, VTP, and VTP pruning on a Catalyst switches
  • Troubleshoot switched connections 



Serial Links

  • Troubleshoot Frame Relay and X.25 problems
  • Troubleshoot serial link problems
  • Determine whether serial link problems are hardware or software issues
  • Perform a local or remote loopback test 
  • Troubleshoot IOS serial link configuration issues
  • Use IOS commands that will aid in isolating problems



Routing Protocols

  • Understand the differences between static and dynamic routing
  • Articulate the different types of routing protocols
  • Use IOS commands to troubleshoot routing protocol problems
  • Explain the inner workings of Novell IPX
  • Understand and know how to troubleshoot SAP
  • Describe how GNS messages work and when they are used
  • Configure and troubleshoot IPX access lists
  • Understand the advantages and disadvantages of RIP and NLSP



ISDN

  • How to configure dial on demand routing
  • Identify frequent ISDN problems
  • Understand and know how to troubleshoot CHAP, dialer mappings, and PPP 
  • Configure and troubleshoot dialer and access lists 
  • Articulate Layer 1 through Layer 3 and the connection process
  • Describe q.921 and q.931 signaling
  • Use ISDN troubleshooting show and debug commands



Practice Exams

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