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1. CCNA(ROUTING & SWITCHING)
Exam Code: 200-125

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3. CISCO CAREER PLAN
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4. What is CCNA ?
 CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) is an information
technology (IT) certification from Cisco.
 CCNA certification is an associate-level Cisco Career certification.
 There are now several different types of Cisco-Certified Network
Associate, with "CCNA Routing and Switching" being closest to the
original CCNA focus; other types of CCNA focus on security, cloud,
collaboration, security operations, design, data center technologies,
industrial plants, service providers, and wireless.
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5. CCNA CERTIFICATION
 The 200-125 CCNA is the composite exam associated
with the Cisco Certified Network Associate (Routing &
Switching) certification.
 This exam tests a candidate's knowledge and skills
required to install, operate, and troubleshoot a small to
medium size enterprise branch network.
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6. CCNA Main Topics
 network types; Routing and switching fundamentals
 LAN & WAN connectivity; LAN & WAN technologies
 the TCP/IP and OSI models; Network Medium
 IP addressing; Operating and configuring IOS devices
 determining IP routes; Managing IP traffic with access lists
 extending switched networks with VLANs; establishing Frame Relay connections
 implementing network security;
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7. EXAM GUIDE
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 Exam code 200-125
 Testing Authority Pearson
 Exam Questions 60 --- 65
 Simulation Labs 2 --- 4
 Performing Labs 1 --- 2
 Time Duration 90 – 120 min
 Total Marks 1000
 Passing Marks 810
 Exam Fee 325$
 For Exam Booking visit www.pearsonvue.com
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10. Course Content
 Lecture #1: What is Network
 Lecture #2:Installation of Packet Tracer
 Lecture #3: Network Fundamentals
 Lecture #4: OSI Reference Model
 Lecture #5: Basics of Addresses
 Lecture #6:
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11. Course Content
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 Lecture #8: Router Management
 Lecture #9: Router Security
 Lecture #10: Static Route
 Lecture #11: Rip
 Lecture #12: EIGRP
 Lecture #13: OSPF
 Lecture #14: Redistribution

12. Course Content
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 Lecture #15: NAT
 Lecture #16: ACL
 Lecture #17: Switching(VLAN)
 Lecture #18: Inter VLAN
 Lecture #19: STP

13. LECTURE 1:
What is Network
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14. DEFINITION OF NETWORK
Connectivity of different devices
through some sort of medium for the
purpose of Communication
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PROBLEM IN NETWORK:
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15. TYPES OF DEVICES
Devices are of two types
1- Passive Devices 2- Active Devices
( no need of power/electricity ) (required power/electricity )
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16. TYPES OF DEVICES
Active Devices are also of two types
Intelligent (manageable) Non-intelligent (non-manageable)
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Netgear Hub
D-Link Hub

17. TYPES OF DEVICES
Network Devices
End user Networking Security
Pc/Laptop Routers Firewall
IP Phone Switches ASA
IP Camera Access Points IDS/IPS
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18. Devices Symbols
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Router Firewall Layer-2 Switch
Layer-3 Switch
Hub
PC Server Frame-Relay Switch Cloud

19. Network Medium
There are two types of medium
Guided Medium Un-Guided Medium
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20. NETWORK CABLES
▰Coaxial Cable
▰Fiber Optics
▰Twisted Pair Cable
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Thin-net/Thick-net
Single Mode / Multi Mode
STP / UTP

21. LAN Cables
STRAIGHT THROUGH CABLE & CROSS THROUGH CABLE
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22. WAN Cables
Serial Cable
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New Smart Serial Cable Mixed Serial CableOld Serial Cable

23. CISCO PROPERIOTRY CABLE
Console Cable or Roll-Over Cable
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DB-9 Connector
(pc-serial port)
RJ-45
(cisco side) USB Serial

24. Cables Symbols
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Straight Through Cable Cross Through Cable Serial Cable
DCE
DTE
Console / Rollover Cable
DB-9
Connectors
RJ-45
Connector

25. UTILIZATION OF CABLE
1. Same Layer’s devices use cross cable
2. Different Layer’s devices use straight cable
3. Console connectivity require roll over cable
4. T-shoot require loopback
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26. WHY NETWORK?
To Share Resources e.g. Share Printer,Share Information i.e.
Pictures etc
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27. BENEFITS & DRAWBACKS
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Reduce overall cost
Improve Performance
Security risk

28. LECTURE 2:
Network Fundamentals
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29. NETWOR TYPES
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Geographically Network is divided into two main types
1- Local Area Network (LAN) 2- Wide Area Network (WAN)

30. Local Area Network (LAN)
Local Area Network
A network with-in a small House, Office
or Campus without using any Public
Infrastructure is called Local Area Network.
 It is also called Private-Network
 It is a low cast network
 It is a high speed network
 Normally considered Layer-2 Network
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31. Wide Area Network (WAN)
Wide Area Network
A large organizational Network which has no limits
Built using public infrastructure is called
Wide Area Network
 It is also called Public-Network
 It is a high cost network
 It is a low speed network
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32. ETHERNET STANDRED
IEEE 802.3
This is generally a local area network (LAN) technology with some wide
area network (WAN) applications. Developed by Institute of Electrical
and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).
 Ethernet = 10Mbps
 Fast Ethernet=100Mbps
 Giga Ethernet=1000Mbps
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34. TYPES OF COMUNICATION
Sharing of resources between devices is called Communication.
There are three types of communication
 Unicast (one to one )
 Multicast (grouped)
 Broadcast (one to all)
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35. MODES OF COMUNICATION
There are two modes of communication
 Simplex Mode
(Sender sends only, Receiver receives only)
 Half Duplex
(one can send or receive at same time)
 Full Duplex
(one can send & receive at same time)
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36. NETWORK TOPOLOGIES
Physical Layout of Network is called Topology
Selection of topology depends on followings
 COST
 PERFORMANCE (CSMA/CD)(BROADCAST)
 RELIABILITY
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37. TOPOLOGY TYPES
There are three main types of topologies
 LAN TOPOLOGIES (bus/star/ring/mesh)
 WAN TOPOLOGIES (hub & spoke/mesh)
 WLAN TOPOLOGIES(Infrastructure / Ad-hoc / mesh)
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38. BUS TOPOLOGY
A bus topology uses a single
backbone cable
that is terminated at both
ends.
All the hosts connect directly
to this backbone
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39. DRAWBACKS OF BUS TOPOLOGY
 Cost= low
 Performance = poor
(single collision & Broadcast domain)
 Reliability= zero
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40. RING TOPOLOGY
 Uses a Token to pass information
 Token is attached to the Message by
the sender
 If the Recipient computer identifies
the Token as its own, then it will
process the information.
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41. STAR TOPOLOGY (HUB)
 Hub works as a center device
 Single point of failure
 More cable required
 Hub always broadcast
 Hub is the none intelligent device
 Hub share the bandwidth
 Hub offers one collusion domain
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42. STAR TOPOLOGY (SWITCH)
 Most common type today used. All computers
are attached to a switch less collisions & most
efficient
 Every port of the switch is on separate collision
 Switch builds cam table
 Switch broadcast / multicast / unicast
 Switch offers one broadcast domain
 But single point of failure
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