Switching Deployment for Beginners – Cisco – (Instructor Led / Physical)
About Course
Course Overview
Objective: Learn how to deploy and configure Cisco switches in a network environment, ensuring proper setup and management.
Course Contents
Basics of Networking
- Network Types: LAN (Local Area Network), WAN (Wide Area Network).
- Key Components: Switches, routers, access points, end devices.
- OSI Model: A framework that describes network functions (Layers 1-7).
Introduction to Cisco Switches
- Purpose: Switches facilitate communication within a LAN by forwarding data based on MAC addresses.
- Types:
- Access Switches: Connect end devices (PCs, printers).
- Distribution Switches: Aggregate connections from access switches.
- Core Switches: High-performance switches in the backbone of the network.
Preparing for Deployment
- Network Design: Plan switch placement, VLANs, and IP addressing.
- Hardware Requirements: Ensure you have the correct Cisco switch model for your needs.
- Pre-Configuration: Unbox and physically install the switch in a rack or cabinet.
Initial Configuration
- Connecting to the Switch:
- Use a console cable to connect a computer to the switch’s console port.
- Access the CLI using terminal emulation software (e.g., PuTTY, Tera Term).
- Basic Setup Commands:
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6. VLAN Configuration
- Purpose: Segment network traffic for improved performance and security.
- Creating VLANs:
- Assigning Ports to VLANs:
Advanced Configuration
- Layer 3 Features: Routing between VLANs (Inter-VLAN Routing).
- Quality of Service (QoS): Prioritize network traffic.
Testing and Verification
- Connectivity Testing:
- Interface Status:
- VLAN Configuration:
Troubleshooting Common Issues
- No Connectivity:
- Port Errors:
- Configuration Errors:
Course Content
Day 01
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Basics of Networking
00:00 -
Introduction to Cisco Switches
00:00
Day 02
Day 03
Day 04
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