Cisco router course description
A fast paced practical hands on introduction to cisco routers concentrating on basic product knowledge
needed for the real world. Starts with the basics of routing through configuring static routes, RIP,
OSPF, and EIGRP ending with access lists. Hands on sessions follow all the major chapters with a major
practical at the end to reinforce all that was learnt in the course.
Who will benefit?
Anyone who will be working with Cisco routers. In particular: Network Administrators, Field engineers, Network
support personnel.
Cisco router course prerequisites
None, although a knowledge of the TCP/IP protocols would be advantageous.
Cisco router course objectives
By the end of the course delegates will be able to:
- Use the Cisco setup script.
- Use the Cisco command line.
- Perform basic troubleshooting.
- Configure
- Interfaces
- RIP, IGRP
- OSPF, EIGRP
- Perform housekeeping tasks such as
- Save and load configurations
- Upgrade the IOS
- Recover lost passwords
Duration: 3 days
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Cisco router
course contents
Basics of routing
What are routers? Network protocols, Routing protocols.
The cisco routers
Router models, The IOS, DRAM, SRAM, NVRAM, Flash, ROM and
boot flash.
Getting started
Accessing the router, installing a Cisco, using the setup
script.
The command line interface
User and privilege modes, online help show, debug, basic
troubleshooting.
Configuring Cisco’s
The configuration editor, Global, major and sub commands,
enable, secret and other passwords, telnet.
Miscellaneous exercises
Buffered logging, web access, CDP…
Subnetting
IP addressing rules. The need for subnetting, subnet masks,
Calculating network numbers.
Configuring Interfaces
Basics, Ethernet, Serial lines, PPP, DCE, loopback interfaces.
Static routes
Why use static routes? Configuring static routes, default
routes.
Configuring RIP and IGRP
How they work, configuration, troubleshooting.
OSPF
Configuration and troubleshooting.
EIGRP
Configuration and troubleshooting.
Housekeeping
Configuration management, offline editing and TFTP usage.
Cisco boot sequence, IOS upgrades. Bypassing Cisco passwords.
Access lists
What are access lists? General rules, basic and extended
IP access lists.
Putting it all together
A series of exercises based around, installs, adds, moves,
changes, upgrades and troubleshooting
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