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CCNA Discovery
CCNA Discovery este un curs adresat în special celor fără cunoştinţe în materie de calculatoare în general şi reţelistică în special, care doresc o introducere aprofundată în acest domeniu, persoanelor care cunosc puţin sau deloc să proiecteze, să construiască, să întreţină, să optimizeze şi să depaneze reţele. Conţinutul cursului este oferit în limbă engleză.
CCNA Discovery
Certificare
Examene de certificare vor fi susţinute în cadrul centrului autorizat de testare Person VUE. Studenţii academiilor locale pot obţine un vaucer, ce le oferă o reducere de 70% la examene de certificare.
Caracterizare
CCNA Discovery este un curs adresat în special celor fără cunoştinţe în materie de calculatoare în general şi reţelistică în special, care doresc o introducere aprofundată în acest domeniu. Cisco recomandă ca acest curs să fie adresat elevilor din licee şi celor aflaţi în primii ani de studii universitare, persoanelor care cunosc puţin sau deloc să proiecteze, să construiască, să întreţină, să optimizeze şi să depaneze reţele. Cursul dat este destinat şi persoanelor care au cunoştinţe de reţelistică dar care sunt ambigue, nestructurate, necorelate şi doresc clarificări, aprofundări şi fixări ale noţiunilor şi practicilor hardware şi software din networking. Persoanelor care au cunoştinţe de reţelistică neactualizate, depăşite şi doresc să evolueze rapid şi substanţial pentru a obţine certificarea internatională CCNA
.Unul din aspectele specifice cursului dat este certificarea CCENT care poate fi obţinută în urma parcurgerii primelor două semestre CCNA Discovery. Aceasta este o certificare de tip Entry Level, cu un statut inferior decît Associate. Cerficarea CCENT se obtine prin susţinerea examenului 640-822 ICND1 (adica prima jumate din CCNA). Cerificarea dată validează abilităţile şi aptitudinile deţinătorului în instalarea şi gestionarea reţelelor în întreprinderi mici şi reprezintă primul pas spre certificarea CCNA.
ChapterNetworking for Home and Small Businesses v4.0
- 1 Personal Computer Hardware
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- 1.0Chapter Introduction
- 1.1Personal Computers and Applications
- 1.2Types of Computers
- 1.3Binary Representation of Data
- 1.4Computer Components and Peripherals
- 1.5Computer System Component
- 1.6Chapter Summary
- 2 Operating Systems
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- 2.0Chapter Introduction
- 2.1Choosing the Operating System
- 2.2Installing the Operating System
- 2.3Maintaining the Operating System
- 2.4Chapter Summary
- 3 Connecting to the Network
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- 3.0Chapter Introduction
- 3.1Introduction to Networking
- 3.2Principals of Communication
- 3.3Communicating on a Local Wired Network
- 3.4Building the Access Layer of an Ethernet Network
- 3.5Building the Distribution Layer of a Network
- 3.6Plan and Connect a Local Network
- 3.7Chapter Summary
- 4 Connecting to the Internet Through an ISP
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- 4.0Chapter Introduction
- 4.1The Internet and How We Connect to It
- 4.2Sending Information Across the Internet
- 4.3Networking Devices in a NOC
- 4.4Cables and Connectors
- 4.5Working with Twisted-Pair Cabling
- 4.6Chapter Summary
- 5 Network Addressing
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- 5.0Chapter Introduction
- 5.1IP Addresses and Subnet Masks
- 5.2Types of IP Addresses
- 5.3How IP Addresses are Obtained
- 5.4Address Management
- 5.5Chapter Summary
- 6 Network Services
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- 6.0Chapter Introduction
- 6.1Client/Servers and Their Interaction
- 6.2Application Protocols and Services
- 6.3Layered Model and Protocols
- 6.4Chapter Summary
- 7 Wireless Technologies
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- 7.0Chapter Introduction
- 7.1Wireless Technology
- 7.2Wireless LANs
- 7.3Security Considerations on a Wireless LAN
- 7.4Configuring an Integrated AP and Wireless Client
- 7.5Chapter Summary
- 8 Basic Security
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- 8.0Chapter Introduction
- 8.1Networking Threats
- 8.2Methods of Attack
- 8.3Security Policy
- 8.4Using Firewalls
- 8.5Chapter Summary
- 9 Troubleshooting Your Network
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- 9.0Chapter Introduction
- 9.1Troubleshooting Process
- 9.2Troubleshooting Issues
- 9.3Common Issues
- 9.4Troubleshooting and the Help Desk
- 9.5Chapter Summary
- 10 Course Summary
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- 10.0Putting It All Together
- 1 The Internet and Its Uses
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- 1.0Chapter Introduction
- 1.1What is the Internet?
- 1.2Internet Service Providers
- 1.3ISP Connectivity
- 1.4Chapter Summary
- 2 Help Desk
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- 2.0Chapter Introduction
- 2.1Help Desk Technicians
- 2.2OSI Model
- 2.3ISP Troubleshooting
- 2.4Chapter Summary
- 3 Planning a Network Upgrade
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- 3.0Chapter Introduction
- 3.1Common Issues
- 3.2Planning the Network Upgrade
- 3.3Purchasing and Maintaining Equipment
- 3.4Chapter Summary
- 4 Planning the Addressing Structure
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- 4.0Chapter Introduction
- 4.1IP Addressing in the LAN
- 4.2NAT and PAT
- 4.3Chapter Summary
- 5 Configuring Network Devices
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- 5.0Chapter Introduction
- 5.1Initial ISR Router Configuration
- 5.2Configuring an ISR with SDM
- 5.3Configuring a Router Using IOS CLI
- 5.4Connecting the CPE to the ISP
- 5.5Expanding LAN Switching Connectivity
- 5.6Chapter Summary
- 6 Routing
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- 6.0Chapter Introduction
- 6.1Enabling Routing Protocols
- 6.2Exterior Routing Protocols
- 6.3Chapter Summary
- 7 ISP Services
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- 7.0Chapter Introduction
- 7.1Introducing ISP Services
- 7.2Protocols That Support ISP Services
- 7.3Domain Name Service
- 7.4Services and Protocols
- 7.5Chapter Summary
- 8 ISP Responsibility
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- 8.0Chapter Introduction
- 8.1ISP Security Considerations
- 8.2Security Tools
- 8.3Monitoring and Managing the ISP
- 8.4Backups and Disaster Recovery
- 8.5Chapter Summary
- 9 Preparing for Certification
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- 9.0What Does a Cisco Certification Measure?
- 9.1Ways to Prepare
- 9.2Identifying and Correcting Layer 1 Issues
- 9.3Identifying and Correcting Layer 2 Issues
- 9.4Identifying and Correcting Layer 3 IP Addressing Issues
- 9.5Identifying and Correcting Layer 3 IP Routing Issues
- 9.6Common Upper Layer Connectivity Issues
- 9.7Chapter Summary
- 10 Course Summary
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- 10.0Putting It All Together
- 1 Networking in the Enterprise
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- 1.0Chapter Introduction
- 1.1Describing the Enterprise Network
- 1.2Identifying Enterprise Applications
- 1.3Supporting Remote Workers
- 1.4Chapter Summary
- 2 Exploring the Enterprise Network Infrastructure
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- 2.0Chapter Introduction
- 2.1Describing the Current Network
- 2.2Supporting the Enterprise Edge
- 2.3Reviewing Routing and Switching
- 2.4Chapter Summary
- 3 Switching in an Enterprise Network
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- 3.0Chapter Introduction
- 3.1Describing Enterprise Level Switching
- 3.2Preventing Switching Loops
- 3.3RConfiguring VLANs
- 3.4Trunking and Inter-VLAN Routing
- 3.5Maintaining VLANs on an Enterprise Network
- 3.6Chapter Summary
- 4 Addressing in an Enterprise Network
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- 4.0Chapter Introduction
- 4.1Using a Hierarchical IP Network Address Scheme
- 4.2Using VLSM
- 4.3Using Classless Routing and CIDR
- 4.4Using NAT and PAT
- 4.5Chapter Summary
- 5 Routing with a Distance Vector Protocol
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- 5.0Chapter Introduction
- 5.1Managing Enterprise Networks
- 5.2Routing Using the RIP Protocol
- 5.3Routing Using the EIGRP Protocol
- 5.4Implementing EIGRP
- 5.5Chapter Summary
- 6 Routing with a Link-State Protocol
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- 6.0Chapter Introduction
- 6.1Routing Using the OSPF Protocol
- 6.2Implementing Single-Area OSPF
- 6.3Using Multiple Routing Protocols
- 6.4Chapter Summary
- 7 Implementing Enterprise WAN Links
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- 7.0Chapter Introduction
- 7.1Connecting the Enterprise WAN
- 7.2Comparing Common WAN Encapsulations
- 7.3Using Frame Relay
- 7.4Chapter Summary
- 8 Filtering Traffic Using Access Control Lists
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- 8.0Chapter Introduction
- 8.1Using Access Control Lists
- 8.2Using a Wildcard Mask
- 8.3Configuring Access Control Lists
- 8.4Permitting and Denying Specific Types of Traffic
- 8.5Filtering Traffic Using Access Control Lists
- 8.6Chapter Summary
- 9 Troubleshooting an Enterprise Network
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- 9.0Chapter Introduction
- 9.1Understanding the Impact of Network Failure
- 9.2Troubleshooting Switching and Connectivity Issues
- 9.3Troubleshooting Routing Issues
- 9.4Troubleshooting WAN Configurations
- 9.5Troubleshooting ACL Issues
- 9.6Chapter Summary
- 10 Course Summary
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- 10.0Putting It All Together
- 1 Introducing Network Design Concepts
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- 1.0Chapter Introduction
- 1.1Discovering Network Design Basics
- 1.2Investigating Core Layer Design Considerations
- 1.3Investigating Distribution Layer Considerations
- 1.4Investigating Access Layer Design Considerations
- 1.5Investigating Server Farms and Security
- 1.6Investigating Wireless Network Considerations
- 1.7Supporting WANs and Remote Workers
- 1.8Chapter Summary
- 2 Gathering Network Requirements
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- 2.0Chapter Introduction
- 2.1Introducing Cisco Lifecycle Services
- 2.2Explaining the Sales Process
- 2.3Preparing for the Design Process
- 2.4Identifying Technical Requirements and Constraints
- 2.5Identifying Manageability Design Considerations
- 2.6Chapter Summary
- 3 Characterizing the Existing Network
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- 3.0Chapter Introduction
- 3.1Documenting the Existing Network
- 3.2Updating the Existing Cisco IOS
- 3.3Upgrading Existing Hardware
- 3.4Performing a Wireless Site Survey
- 3.5Documenting Network Design Requirements
- 3.6Chapter Summary
- 4 Identifying Application Impacts on Network Design
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- 4.0Chapter Introduction
- 4.1Characterizing Network Applications
- 4.2Explaining Common Network Applications
- 4.3Introducing Quality of Service (QoS)
- 4.4Examining Voice and Video Options
- 4.5Documenting Applications and Traffic Flows
- 4.6Chapter Summary
- 5 Creating the Network Design
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- 5.0Chapter Introduction
- 5.1Analyzing the Requirements
- 5.2Selecting the Appropriate LAN Topology
- 5.3Designing the WAN and Remote Worker Support
- 5.4Designing Wireless Networks
- 5.5Incorporating Security
- 5.6Chapter Summary
- 6 Using IP Addressing in the Network Design
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- 6.0Chapter Introduction
- 6.1Creating an Appropriate IP Addressing Design
- 6.2Creating the IP Address and Naming Scheme
- 6.3Describing IPv4 and IPv6
- 6.4Chapter Summary
- 7 Prototyping the Campus Network
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- 7.0Chapter Introduction
- 7.1Building a Prototype to Validate a Design
- 7.2Prototyping the LAN
- 7.3Prototyping the Server Farm
- 7.4Chapter Summary
- 8 Prototyping the WAN
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- 8.0Chapter Introduction
- 8.1Prototyping Remote Connectivity
- 8.2Prototyping WAN Connectivity
- 8.3Prototyping Remote Worker Support
- 8.4Chapter Summary
- 9 Preparing the Proposal
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- 9.0Chapter Introduction
- 9.1Assembling the Existing Proposal Information
- 9.2Developing the Implementation Plan
- 9.3Planning for the Installation
- 9.4Creating and Presenting the Proposal
- 9.5Chapter Summary
- 10 Course Summary
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- 10.0Putting It All Together
ChapterWorking at a Small-to-Medium Business or ISP v4.1
ChapterIntroducing Routing and Switching in the Enterprise v4.0
ChapterDesigning and Supporting Computer Networks v4.0
Durata
Cursul este structurat în 4 trimestre a cîte 90 ore fiecare. Fiecare trimestru este structurat pe capitole. După fiecare capitol se susţine un test, iar la finele trimestrelor se susţin examene. Toate testele şi examenele se susţin on-line. În total cursul conţine 360 ore şi poate fi studiat minim în timp de 6 luni, maxim în timp de 2 ani.
Aptitudini
- folosirea protocoalelor de reţea pentru explicarea nivelurilor de comunicaţie din reţelele de date;
- proiectarea, calcularea şi aplicarea unor măşti de subreţea şi adrese de reţea;
- construirea unei reţele Ethernet folosind routere şi switchuri;
- folosirea comenzilor CLI Cisco pentru a face configurări de bază la routere şi switchuri;
- analiza operaţiilor la nivelul transport şi reţea;
- configurarea şi verificarea interfeţelor de router;
- competenţe de configurare pentru RIP v1;
- proiectarea şi implementarea unei scheme de adrese IP classless;
- folosirea comenzilor avansate de configurare ale EIGRP;
- folosirea comenzilor de configurare RIP v2;
- identificarea caracteristicilor protocoalelor de routare de tip distance vector;
- soluţionarea deranjaentelor obişnuite de reţea;
- interpretarea diagramelor de reţea;
- configurarea iniţială a switch-urilor;
- configurarea, verificarea şi depanarea VLAN-urilor, VTP;
- managementul configurărilor IOS;
- configurarea, verificarea şi depanarea DHCP şi DNS pe un router;
- verificarea, monitorizarea şi depanarea ACL-urilor într-un mediu de reţea;
- configurarea şi verificarea unei conexiuni WAN de bază, a unei conexiuni PPP şi a unei conexiuni Frame Relay.
Informatie de contact:
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Telefon: 57 76 98
Fax: 24 42 48
E-mail: cisco@usm.md