TAILIEUCHUNG - Chapter 3 – Frame-Relay

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• Quản trị mạng
• CCNA Exploration
• Network
• Cisco Enterprise Architecture
• The Topology
• WAN Switching
• Serial Communications
• CCNA Exploration 4
• Network Centric World
• Data Networking Role
• Network architecture design
• Data networking
• Lecture CCNA Exploration 4
• Communicating over the Network
• Network structure
• Network types
• Network communication
• Data Networks
• Supporting communication
• Application Layer Functionality
• Application Layer Services
• OSI Transport Layer
• Transport layer protocols
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• Managing TCP sessions
• OSI Network Layer
• Network Layer Protocols
• Internet Protocol
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• Network Fundamentals
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• IP addressing structure
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• Data Link Layer
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• OSI Physical Layer
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• Network media
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• Media access control method
• LAN connection
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• Internetwork Operating System
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• Lecture CCNA Exploration
• Static Routing
• CDP protocol
• Exit interfaces
• Dynamic Routing Protocol
• Classifying Routing Protocols
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• RIP version 2
• RIPv1 limitations
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• The routing table
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• Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
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• EIGRP Metric Calculation
• EIGRP Message Format
• Link State Routing
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• Background of OSPF
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• Backup Designated Router
• Hierarchical Network Supports
• LAN Design
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• Ethernet 802
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• Ethernet Slot Time
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• Converged network
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