The goal of this course is to help develop the skills required to design small corporate LANs and WANs. The course is a short tutorial on gathering information about customer requirements, choosing equipment and protocols based on those requirements, and creating a network topology to meet customer needs. Issues related to the creation and implementation of the proposed project for the client are also considered. The course aims to develop the practical skills required to work as Presales and Entry-Level Networking Professionals.
Upon completion of this course, you will receive information on the following topics: cisco wireless certified
the goal of proper network design;
Using the Cisco Network Lifecycle Method in Design;
methods of describing existing networks to prepare for their modernization;
the impact of various applications and services on network design;
requirements for the design of the central level, distribution and access levels for the enterprise complex, including wireless access and security;
design requirements for WAN connections at the enterprise edge and VPN support for remote workers;
testing and verification of the design of the network of the enterprise campus and the global network;
preparation and presentation to the client of a commercial proposal for network modernization.
An introduction to the concept of network design. Basics of network design. Design analysis at a central level. Analysis of distribution level issues. Analysis of design issues at the access level. Analysis of server farms and their protection. Analyze wireless network issues. Support for WAN and remote workers.
Determine network requirements. Implementing Cisco Lifecycle Services. Explanation of the sales process. Preparation for design. Determination of technical requirements and limitations. Define the design requirements for manageability.
Description of the existing network. Documenting the properties of an existing network. Upgrading an existing Cisco IOS OS. Modernization of existing equipment. Survey of the wireless area. Documenting the requirements for the network design.
Determine the impact of applications on the network design. Description of network applications. Basic network applications. Implementation of quality of service (QoS service). Analysis of voice and video capabilities. Traffic and application streams recording.
Network project creation. Requirements analysis. Choosing a suitable LAN topology. Designing WAN and remote worker support. Design of wireless networks. Enabling protective equipment.
Using IP addressing in the network design. Creation of an appropriate IP addressing project. Create an IP addressing and naming scheme. Description of IPv4 and IPv6.
Creation of a network prototype for a complex of buildings. Prototyping to validate the project. Prototyping for LAN. Prototyping a server farm.
Tests on a prototype WAN network. Testing a remote connection on a prototype. Testing WAN connectivity on a prototype. Testing support for remote workers on a prototype network.
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