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Chapter 1: Introduction to Scaling Networks 2008 Cisco Systems,
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ObjectivesDescribe the use of a hierarchical network for a small
business.Describe recommendations for designing a network that is
scalable.Describe the type of switches available for
small-to-medium-sized business networks.Describe the type of
routers available for small-to-medium-sized business
networks.Configure and verify basic settings on a Cisco IOS
device.
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reserved.Presentation_ID.scrChapter 1: OverviewBusinesses rely on
the network infrastructure to provide mission-critical
services.Network designers must design and build an enterprise
network that is scalable and highly available.This chapter
introduces strategies that can be used to systematically design a
highly functional network, such as the hierarchical network design
model, the Cisco Enterprise Architecture, and appropriate device
selections.The goals of network design are to limit the number of
devices impacted by the failure of a single network device, provide
a plan and path for growth, and create a reliable
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complete Chapter 1 exam after completing Chapter 1.Worksheets and
labs and quizzes can be used to informally assess student
progress.
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are associated with this chapter?1.0.1.2 Class Activity Network by
Design1.1.1.6 Activity Identify Cisco Enterprise Architecture
Modules1.1.2.6 Activity Identify Scalability Terminology1.2.1.6
Activity Selecting Switch Hardware1.2.1.7 Packet Tracer Comparing
2960 and 3560 Switches1.2.1.8 Lab Selecting Switching
Hardware1.2.2.4 Activity Identifying the Router Category1.3.1.1
Class Activity Layered Network Design Simulation1.3.1.3 Packet
Tracer Skills Integration Challenge
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Commands What terms and commands are introduced in this
chapter?1.1.1.3Three-layer Hierarchical Design ModelAccess
LayerDistribution LayerCore Layer1.1.1.4Cisco Enterprise
ArchitectureEnterprise CampusEnterprise EdgeService Provider
Edge1.1.1.5Failure DomainSwitch Block1.1.2.2
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)LAN Redundancy1.1.2.3Link
AggregationEtherchannel1.1.2.5Multiarea OSPFPresentation_ID# 2008
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1: New Terms and Commands (cont.) What terms and commands are
introduced in this chapter?1.2.1.1Campus LAN SwitchesCloud-managed
SwitchesCisco Meraki Cloud-managed Access SwitchesData Center
SwitchesService Provider SwitchesVirtual NetworkingFixed
ConfigurationModular ConfigurationStackableNon-stackable1.2.1.2Port
DensitySmall Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) Devices1.2.1.3Forwarding
Rates1.2.1.5Multilayer SwitchesApplication-specific Integrated
Circuits (Asics)Switched Virtual Interface (SVI)1.2.3.2Out-of-band
ManagementIn-band ManagementPresentation_ID# 2008 Cisco Systems,
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and Commands (cont.)What terms are introduced in this
chapter?1.2.3.4show ip protocolsshow ip routeshow ip ospf
neighborshow interfacesshow ip interfacesshow ip interface
briefshow protocolsshow cdp neighbors1.2.3.5copy running-config
startup-configerase startup-configdelete flash:vlan.datshow
running-config1.2.3.6show port-securityshow port-security
addressshow mac-address-tablePresentation_ID# 2008 Cisco Systems,
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Chapter 1, the instructor should:Complete Chapter 1 exam.Have
students evaluate their schools network design. How does it compare
to the hierarchical or modular design model?Invite the head of IT
to discuss the schools network design with the class.Provide
hands-on activities to review and practice basic switch and router
configuration.Use the Syntax Checker to practice switch and router
configuration.Visit http://www.cisco.com for more information on
Cisco devices.
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HelpFor additional help with teaching strategies, including lesson
plans, analogies for difficult concepts, and discussion topics,
visit the CCNA Community at
http://community.netacad.net/web/ccna/files.If you have lesson
plans or resources that you would like to share, upload them to the
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1: Topics Not in ICND2 200-101This section lists topics covered by
this chapter that are NOT listed in the ICND2 200-101 blueprint.
Those topics are posted at
http://www.cisco.com/web/learning/exams/list/icnd2b.html.Instructors
could skip these sections; however, they should provide additional
information and fundamental concepts to assist the student with the
topic.NO TOPICS FROM CHAPTER 1 ARE OBJECTIVES OF THE ICND2.
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