Audience

Internetwork designers and system engineers with experience of implementing networks, those studying for the Cisco Internetwork Design exam, and those preparing for the Cisco Certified Design Professional certification or the Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert certification, or both

Prerequisites

All previous courses in the Cisco CID curriculum; a knowledge of the Cisco IOS 11.3: ICRC and Cisco IOS 11.3: ACRC curricula; a working knowledge of and hands-on experience with multiprotocol internetworks

Course Aim

To discuss internetwork design, campus LAN design, campus LAN technologies, and campus LAN models

Learning Objectives

Describe a methodology for internetwork design. Identify the costs and tradeoffs involved in internetwork design. Explain how the hierarchical model is used to design scalable, manageable internetworks. Describe the layered hierarchical model. Identify and resolve key technical and business issues relating to campus LAN design. Discuss the different campus LAN technologies. Apply various LAN technologies to resolve design problems. Describe cabling topologies implemented in campus LAN designs. Explain where to deploy switches, bridges, and routers when segmenting campus LANs

Topics Covered

Internetwork design - Design goals and requirements - Methodology - Hierarchical design - The three-layer model - Hands-on: Identifying campus LAN models Campus LAN design - Design considerations - Implementation decisions Campus LAN technologies - LAN technology - Bridging, switching, and routing - VLANs, trunk lines, and LANE Campus LAN models - Distributed backbones - Collapsed backbones - VLANs and ATM - Hands-on: Designing campus LAN models

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