Outline

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Module 1: Overview of Scalable Internetworks

Module Overview |

1.1

The Hierarchical Network Design Model

1.1.1 | The three-layer hierarchical design model
1.1.2 | Router function in the hierarchy
1.1.3 | Core layer example
1.1.4 | Distribution layer example
1.1.5 | Access layer example

1.2

Key Characteristics of Scalable Internetworks

1.2.1 | Five characteristics of a scalable network
1.2.2 | Making the network reliable and available
1.2.3 | Making the network responsive
1.2.4 | Making the network efficient
1.2.5 | Making the network adaptable
1.2.6 | Making the network accessible but secure

1.3

Case Study

1.3.1 | The International Travel Agency

1.4

Basic Router Configuration Lab Exercises

1.4.1 | Getting started and building Start.txt
1.4.2 | Capturing HyperTerminal and Telnet sessions
1.4.3 | Access control list basics and extended ping
1.4.4 | Implementing quality of service with priority queuing

1.5

Load Balancing Lab Exercises

1.5.1 | Equal-cost load balancing with RIP
1.5.2 | Unequal-cost load balancing with IGRP

Module Summary |
Module Quiz |

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