MCSE CCNA CCNP
MCSE
(Home)
--------------------------
MCSE Boot camp
UK
MCSE Boot camp
CCNP Bootcamp
MCSE Security
Microsoft
training
MCSE certification
Cisco CCNA Boot Camp Training:
CCNA
Boot Camp Benefits
: CCNA Boot camp Curriculum :
CCNA Boot camp Exam Details :
CCNA Boot camp Details
Experience the Benefits of CCNA™ and CCDA™ Certifications
Technical certification is a sound investment in your career. Although
certification does not guarantee success, research has shown that
it can have a significant impact on:
- Morale and confidence
- Efficiency and productivity on the job
- Monetary rewards
- Career advancement
Build Your Skills And Your Career: Certify Yourself
The Cisco® CCNA™ certification lays the foundation for all other Cisco® certifications.
The Cisco® Certified Network Associate™ certification solidifies and markets your knowledge of installing, configuring, and operating routed LANs and WANs. Optimizing WAN traffic through Internet access solutions that reduce bandwidth, and reducing WAN costs using features such as access list filters are also professional tasks of a CCNA™.
A CCNA™ can do the following:
- Install and configure Cisco switches and routers in multiprotocol internetworks using LAN and WAN interfaces
- Provide Level 1 troubleshooting service
- Improve network performance and security
And,
according to Cisco®, the CCDA™ certification indicates
knowledge of network design for the Small Office, Home Office (SOHO)
market and for medium-size organizations whose simple LAN, routed
WAN, and switched LAN networks have fewer than 500 nodes. ATM can
transmit voice, video, and data over a variable-speed LAN and WAN
links at speeds from DS-1 (1.544Mbps) to as high as 622Mbps. The key
to ATMs speed is it’s fixed cell length. The fixed cell length
enables routers to relay cells at the hardware level, using less
processing power and increasing transmission.
ATM has implemented new features in order to deliver voice, data,
and video in an appropriate fashion. One feature is called QoS
(Quality of Service), which can prioritize data throughput based on
content (EX: a file transfer vs. a video feed).
SLIP (Serial Line Internet Protocol) is a legacy UNIX physical layer
protocol for providing serial connections between two networks.
PPP (Point to Point Protocol) is the next generation of SLIP working
at the physical and data-link layers.
PPP supports multiple protocols, dynamic IP addressing, encryption,
error control, security, automatic connection negotiation.
HSSI (High Speed Serial Interface) is a DTE/DCE interface that
handles high-speed communication over WAN links.