Audience

Technicians, support analysts, and maintenance managers with responsibility for both network analysis, and for installation, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of Cisco router products

Prerequisites

The Cisco IOS 11.3: ICRC curriculum; a working knowledge of basic networking concepts, terminology, standards, and network components

Course Aim

To provide an overview of the Cisco router family, router installation and startup, and basic router commands

Learning Objectives

Describe Cisco router products, their physical characteristics, interfaces, and media support. Identify the Cisco IOS modes of operation. Explain how to configure a router manually, using the Setup dialog, and from a TFTP server. Outline how to modify the virtual configuration register and recover a lost enable password. Describe the configuration of Flash memory. Copy a software image from a TFTP server and configure for use. Discuss how to configure a router as a TFTP server to serve Flash memory.

Topics Covered

Architecture and products - Cisco router architecture - The 200 to 4000 series - The 7000 family and the 12000 series Configuration basics - Using the IOS - Startup configuration Configuring from the network - Manual and network configuration - Hands-on: Copying a configuration to the network - Checking the configuration

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