Course Status:	Released	Courseware Features
Course Language:	English
Course Duration:	5 Hours
Deployment Options:	Online, Interactive CDs, Network, Downloads, Intranet

Audience

Network administrators who are responsible for implementing and troubleshooting enterprise WAN backbones; network technicians responsible for implementing or troubleshooting customer remote access network implementations; CCNP and CCDP candidates; CCIE Dial ISP and Routing/Switching candidate

Prerequisites

Familiarity with general networking terms and concepts; experience in general Cisco router operation and configuration, including TCP/IP, routing protocols (RIP, IGRP), routed protocols (IP, IPX), standard and extended access lists, PPP operation and configuration over serial links, Frame Relay operation and configuration on interfaces and subinterfaces, legacy DDR over ISDN-BRI operation and configuration

Course Aim

Building Cisco Remote Access Networks (BCRAN) is an online, self-guided version of Cisco’s instructor-led course. This learning path focuses on how to use one or more of the available WAN permanent or dial-up technologies to connect company sites.

Learning Objectives

To explain the use of dedicated, serial X.25, and Frame Relay connections for WANs

Topics Covered

X.25 and Frame Relay basics Understanding X.25 X.25 addressing Configuring X.25 Introduction to Frame Relay Examining Frame Relay configuration Subinterfaces and traffic shaping Frame Relay subinterfaces and reachability issues Configuring subinterfaces Understanding traffic flow and traffic shaping Configuring traffic shaping Configuring the central site router Scalable routing and dial backup Understanding dial backup Load sharing and load balancing Configuring dial backup Configuring load sharing and load balancing Dial backup on router interfaces Introduction to queuing Introduction to queuing options Queuing operations and comparative overview Configuring weighted fair queuing and priority queuing Configuring custom queuing and verifying operation Data compression on the WAN link Compression methods Configuring data compression

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