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 the implementation of Frame Relay, X.25, ATM, and SMDS in internetworks

Learning Objectives

Discuss the implementation of Frame Relay. Summarize the routing process for Frame Relay networks. Identify the topological options for designing a Frame Relay network. Explain the operation of X.25 networks and how to design scalable NBMA X.25 networks. Describe the implementation of subinterfaces and how they effect X.25 network operation. Outline how X.25 switching operates in an internetwork. Define ATM concepts. Give an overview of the routing process for ATM over WAN connections in an internetwork. Explain the implementation of ATM in LAN and WAN networks. Illustrate the configuration of SMDS in network design.

Topics Covered

Frame Relay - Overview - Network routing - Connectivity and topologies X.25 design - The X.25 service - NBMA and subinterfaces - Hands-on: Comparing X.25 and Frame Relay ATM/SMDS - ATM operation - ATM routing - Implementing ATM - SMDS implementation

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