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Multilayer Training Seminars and Classes
From Serebra Learning Corporation
Cisco Building Multilayer Switched Networks Part 1: Campus Networks
   In this course, you will learn about campus networks, the emerging campus model and the hierarchical model, connecting switch blocks, and configuring switch block connectivity. more...Cisco Building Multilayer Switched Networks Part 2: VLANs
This part of the course deals with VLANs, Transparent Bridging, and the Spanning Tree Protocol in a VLAN Environment. While the first portions of this part of the course may be a refresher for the most advanced students, it is expected that the latter portion of this course will be new to all those in it. In particular the Spanning Tree Protocol in a VLAN environment and scalability issues will more...Cisco Building Multilayer Switched Networks Part 3: Multilayer Switching
The course covers the routing of traffic between VLANs. It presents interVLAN routing issues including distribution layer topology and the configuration of interVLAN routing. Also presented is a practical definition of multilayer switching includes the hardware and software requirements, its components, and how it works. more...Cisco Building Multilayer Switched Networks Part 4: HSRP and Multicast
The BCMSN curriculum is intended to teach network administrators how to build campus networks using multilayer switching technologies over high speed Ethernet. This course is the fourth of a curriculum of 5 BCMSN courses. This course will cover Hot Standby Routing Protocol (HSRP) and Multicasting. more...Cisco Building Multilayer Switched Networks Part 5: Controlling Access
In this course, students learn how to configure network devices to participate in multicast groups. The configuration instructions include enhancing the Route Processor and enabling CGMP. This part of the instruction concludes with students learning about methods used to implement access layer, distribution layer, and core layer control policies in the campus network. more...Cisco DESGN 2 0 Multilayer Campus Design
...multilayer campus design and the factors that influence it, and design an enterprise campus architecture and data center architecture Network engineers, network system analysts, and maintenance personnel responsible for designing small to medium-sized and enterprise networks; individuals seeking the Cisco Certified Design Associate (CCDA) certification and those individuals targeting towards more...Cisco BCMSN 3 0 Campus Networks
To recognize the Cisco hierarchical network model as it pertains to the campus network. Network administrators, network engineers, network managers, systems managers, or network designers. more...Cisco BCMSN 3 0 Defining Virtual Local Area Networks VLANS
To identify how various technologies are best implemented within the Campus Infrastructure module and configure VLANs on access switches to confine traffic to individual VLANs in accordance with the Campus Infrastructure module design Network administrators, network engineers, network managers, systems managers, or network designers. more...Cisco BCMSN 3 0 Implementing Trunks and the Virtual Trunking Protocol VTP
To explain the procedure for configuring both 802.1Q and ISL trunking between two switches, how VLAN configuration of switches within a management domain can be automated with VTP, and identify common VLAN configuration errors and explain the solutions to those errors. Network administrators, network engineers, network managers, systems managers, or network designers. more...Cisco BCMSN 3 0 Implementing Spanning Tree
To implement spanning tree operation in a hierarchical network Network administrators, network engineers, network managers, systems managers, or network designers. more...Cisco BCMSN 3 0 Implementing Inter-VLAN Routing
To implement and verify inter-VLAN routing Network administrators, network engineers, network managers, systems managers, or network designers. more...Cisco BCMSN 3 0 Implementing High Availability In a Campus Environment
To implement high availability technologies and techniques using multilayer switches in a campus environment. Network administrators, network engineers, network managers, systems managers, or network designers. more...Cisco BCMSN 3 0 Wireless LANs
To recognize the features of WLANs and compare wireless LANs with wired LANs, the different WLAN topologies, and explain WLAN technology, standards, and security. Network administrators, network engineers, network managers, systems managers, or network designers. more...Cisco BCMSN 3 0 Configuring and Implementing WLANs
To explain how to use Cisco Systems utilities to configure the Cisco WLAN client, distinguish between autonomous and lightweight WLAN implementations, and explain how to configure autonomous and lightweight Cisco WLAN solutions. Network administrators, network engineers, network managers, systems managers, or network designers. more...Cisco BCMSN 3 0 Configuring Campus Switches to Support Voice
To identify and configure switch infrastructure to support voice Network administrators, network engineers, network managers, systems managers, or network designers. more...Cisco BCMSN 3 0 Mitigating Service Loss and Data Theft
To recognize the potential attacks and how to implement security features in a switched network. Network administrators, network engineers, network managers, systems managers, or network designers. more...Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks Part 1
This course covers network models network switches and switch deployment. It then goes on to teach about catalyst images and connectivity as well as configuring VLANs and VTP. more...Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks Part 2
This course covers network models network switches and switch deployment. It then goes on to teach about catalyst images and connectivity as well as configuring VLANs and VTP. more...Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks Part 3
This course covers module and router redundancy as well as AVVID services and applications. Beginning with RPR and HSRP the course then looks at configuring IP multicasting and IP telephony as well as implementing QoS solutions. more...Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks Part 4
This course covers network optimization and securing multilayer switched networks (MSNs). It then examines Metro Ethernet connectivity and tunneling as well as EoMPLS encapsulation. more...Cisco Building Multilayer Switched Networks Part 1: Campus Networks
In this course, you will learn about campus networks, the emerging campus model and the hierarchical model, connecting switch blocks, and configuring switch block connectivity. more...Cisco Building Multilayer Switched Networks Part 2: VLANs
This part of the course deals with VLANs, Transparent Bridging, and the Spanning Tree Protocol in a VLAN Environment. While the first portions of this part of the course may be a refresher for the most advanced students, it is expected that the latter portion of this course will be new to all those in it. In particular the Spanning Tree Protocol in a VLAN environment and scalability issues will more...Cisco Building Multilayer Switched Networks Part 3: Multilayer Switching
The course covers the routing of traffic between VLANs. It presents interVLAN routing issues including distribution layer topology and the configuration of interVLAN routing. Also presented is a practical definition of multilayer switching includes the hardware and software requirements, its components, and how it works. more...Cisco Building Multilayer Switched Networks Part 4: HSRP and Multicast
The BCMSN curriculum is intended to teach network administrators how to build campus networks using multilayer switching technologies over high speed Ethernet. This course is the fourth of a curriculum of 5 BCMSN courses. This course will cover Hot Standby Routing Protocol (HSRP) and Multicasting. more...Cisco Building Multilayer Switched Networks Part 5: Controlling Access
In this course, students learn how to configure network devices to participate in multicast groups. The configuration instructions include enhancing the Route Processor and enabling CGMP. This part of the instruction concludes with students learning about methods used to implement access layer, distribution layer, and core layer control policies in the campus network. more...
From 123-CBT Computer Based Training
Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks Curriculum
 The Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks Curriculum includes the following courses:
Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks: Part 1
Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks: Part 2
Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks: Part 3
Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks: Part 4
To review individual course descriptions, please return to the previous page and select the more...Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks Part 1
...who are responsible for implementing or troubleshooting a multilayer switched network (MSN) in an enterprise environment. CCNP and CCDP candidates CCIE routing/switching candidates.
Deployment:
Self-Study
Accreditation:
CEU credits: 0.80 CEUs
Language Options:
US English
Total Learning Time:
8 hours
Objectives:
Unit 1: Enterprise Composite Network Model (4 more...Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks Part 2
...of Layer 3 switching.
Identify stages in the process of multilayer switch packet forwarding.
Identify features of Content Addressable Memory (CAM) tables.
Audience:
Network administrators and technicians who are responsible for implementing or troubleshooting a multilayer switched network (MSN) in an enterprise environment. CCNP and CCDP candidates CCIE routing/switching candidates. more...Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks Part 3
...who are responsible for implementing or troubleshooting a multilayer switched network (MSN) in an enterprise environment. CCNP and CCDP candidates CCIE routing/switching candidates.
Deployment:
Self-Study
Accreditation:
CEU credits: 0.80 CEUs
Language Options:
US English
Total Learning Time:
8 hours
Objectives:
Unit 1: Multilayer Switched Networks (2 hours) more...Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks Part 4
...multilayer switched networks (MSNs). It then examines Metro Ethernet connectivity and tunneling, as well as EoMPLS encapsulation.
Learn To:
Identify techniques for enhancing network performance.
Identify guidelines for configuring Switched Port Analyzer (SPAN) and Virtual Switched Port Analyzer (VSPAN).
Identify guidelines for configuring Remote Switched Port Analyzer (RSPAN). more...Cisco Networking Technologies Introduction Part 1
...r Line (DSL), and optical devices.
Identify features of multilayer security devices.
Unit 2: Network Topologies, Standards, and Types (4 hours)
Identify features of physical topologies.
Identify features of a bus topology.
Identify features of star topologies.
Identify features of ring topologies.
Identify features of mesh topologies.
Identify features of the 802.2 Logical more...
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