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06.09.2013

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Mcgraw Hill Higher Education

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Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

06.09.2013

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Verlag

Mcgraw Hill Higher Education

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816

Maße (L/B/H)

23,5/19,1/4,3 cm

Gewicht

1320 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-07-181231-3

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  • Produktbild: Cisco A Beginner's Guide, Fifth Edition
  • Introduction
    Who Should Read This Book
    What This Book Covers
    How to Read This Book
    Part I: Cisco Overview
    Chapter 1: Cisco and the Internet
    Internetworking
    Cisco's Position in the Computer Industry
    The Internet Landscape
    Internetworking's Five Major Device Types
    Basic Internetwork Topologies
    Internetwork Players
    Internetworking Protocols
    Routing vs. Switching
    Other Internetworking Trends
    Cisco's Offerings
    Competition
    Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
    Cisco Solutions
    Cisco Innovation
    Chapter 2: Networking Primer
    Bits and Bytes
    How Computers Understand Data
    OSI Reference Model
    The Seven-Layer Stack
    OSI Implementation by Layer
    Network Technologies
    Ethernet
    Gigabit, 10 Gigabit, 40 Gigabit, and 100 Gigabit Ethernet
    Wireless
    WAN Technologies
    Dial-in Technologies
    WAN Trunk Technologies
    TCP/IP
    TCP/IP Messaging
    The Transport Layer
    IP Addressing
    The IP Address Format
    IP Address Classes
    Private Addressing
    Subnetting
    IP Version 6
    Putting It All Together
    Chapter 3: Cisco Certifications
    Certifications Overview
    Career Certifications and Paths
    Entry Level
    Associate
    Professional
    Expert
    Architect
    Specialist
    Certification Tracks
    Routing and Switching
    Design
    Network Security
    Wireless
    Voice
    Service Provider
    Service Provider Operations
    Technician Certifications
    CCT Routing & Switching
    CCT Data Center
    CCT TelePresence
    Specialist Certifications
    Collaboration Certifications
    Data Center Certifications
    Operating System Software (Cisco IOS XR Specialist)
    Security Certifications
    Video Certifications
    Where to Get Help
    Websites
    Classes
    Part II: Cisco Internetworking Tools
    Chapter 4: Routing Overview
    How Routers Work
    Routing for Efficiency
    Routers and the Internet
    Optical Routers
    IOS: The Internetwork Operating System
    Router Security
    Router Administrative Security
    Router Network Security
    Router Passwords
    Chapter 5: Routing Platforms
    Router Hardware
    Router Memory
    Router Ports and Modules
    Cisco Router Models
    Essential Files
    Communicating with IOS
    Meet IOS 12.4T (A.K.A. the "OLD" IOS)
    IP Mobility
    Meet IOS Release 15 (A.K.A. the "New" IOS)
    Meet NX-OS
    Meet IOS XR
    Using IOS Commands
    Overview of Router Modes
    The Configuration File's Central Role
    Chapter 6: Configuring Routing
    Communicating with a Router
    The Console Port
    The Auxiliary Port
    SSH/Telnet
    The HTTP Server User Interface
    Essential Router Commands
    Password Recovery
    Recovering Enable Passwords
    Recovering Passwords from Older Cisco Routers
    Step-by-Step Router Configuration
    Setup Mode
    Giving a Router an Identity
    Examining Device Status
    Cisco Discovery Protocol
    Changes in IOS from Release 12.4 to Release 15
    Using Applications to Help Configure Routers
    Cisco Configuration Professional
    What's Next
    Chapter 7: Switches
    Network Topologies
    The Importance of Network Domains
    Cabling Defines Network Speed and Distance
    Cisco Switches
    How an Individual Switch Works
    Switched Networking Basics
    Designing Switched Internetworks
    VLANs
    SmartOperations
    Cisco's Switched Network Products
    Configuring and Managing Cisco Switches
    Cisco Network Assistant
    Features
    Installation
    Views
    Interaction
    Communities
    Using CNA
    Chapter 8: Security Overview
    Overview of Network Security
    Traffic-Based Security
    User-Based Security
    Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting
    Overview of the AAA Model
    How AAA Works
    Dynamic Access Lists
    Lock-and-Key Using a Local User Database
    Best Practices
    Reviewing Logs
    Securing Protocols
    Physical Security
    Keep Current on Your Devices
    Chapter 9: Access Control
    Cisco SecureX Architecture
    Overview
    Cisco SecureX Framework
    Identity Management
    Cisco TrustSec
    Cisco Secure Access Control Server (ACS)
    Cisco Network Admission Control (NAC)
    Identity Services Engine (ISE)
    The Access Lists
    Network Address Translation
    Virtual Private Networks
    What Composes a VPN?
    Cisco's Solution
    Digging a Tunnel
    Summary
    Chapter 10: Security Appliances
    Firewalls
    Firewall Basics
    How Firewalls Work
    The IOS Firewall Feature Set
    ASA Firewall OS's Adaptive Security Algorithm
    ASA OS 9
    Adaptive Security Appliances
    Access Routers
    Overview
    Models
    Cisco Cloud Web Security
    How Cisco Cloud Web Security Works
    Example of Cisco Cloud Web Security
    Cisco Security Manager
    Integrated Services Router
    The Right Tool for the Right Job
    Models
    Specialized Modules
    Firewall Services Module and ASA Service Modules
    Cisco Wireless Service Module (WiSM2)
    Intrusion Prevention System
    Summary
    Chapter 11: Cisco Unified Wireless
    Introduction to Wireless Networking
    The Roots of Wireless Networking
    Benefits
    WLANs
    How They Work
    Architecture
    Technologies
    Cisco Wireless Networking
    Philosophy
    Cisco's Offerings
    Access Point Configuration
    Site Survey
    AP Placement
    Interference
    Initial Autonomous AP Settings
    Security
    Antenna Placement
    Summary
    Part III: Cisco Business Solutions
    Chapter 12: Cisco VoIP
    VoIP
    Introduction to VoIP
    Building VoIP Networks
    H.323
    SIP
    SCCP
    Implementation
    Cisco Unified Communications
    Cisco Unified Communications Manager
    Cisco Business Edition
    IP Phones
    Cisco Unified Communications Gateways
    TelePresence
    Collaborations
    Summary
    Chapter 13: Data Center and Virtualization
    Storage Area Networks
    Storage Needs
    Fibre Channel
    Other SAN Protocols
    Designing and Building a SAN
    Cisco MDS Switches and Directors
    Technologies
    Hardware
    Software
    Private Cloud
    Cisco Unified Computing System
    Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud
    Chapter 14: Cisco Content Networking and Video Solutions
    Content Delivery Networks
    Meet the CDN
    Cisco's Solution
    ACNS
    Wide Area Application Engine
    Cisco Wide Area File System
    Caching
    Web Cache Communication Protocol
    Freshness
    Content Engine Caching
    Video
    Video Entertainment
    Video Collaboration
    Video Intelligence
    Part IV: Designing Cisco Networks
    Chapter 15: Routing Protocols
    Overview of Routing Protocols
    Routing Protocol Basics
    Routing Protocol Architectures
    How Routing Protocols Are Implemented
    Overview of Cisco Routing Protocols
    Cisco's Interior Gateway Routing Protocol
    Configuring RIP 2
    Configuring Open Shortest Path First
    Border Gateway Protocol
    Multiprotocol Label Switching
    Cisco's Routing Protocol Strategy
    Chapter 16: Network Management
    Overview of Network Management
    The Evolution of Management Tools
    Network Management Tools Today
    Trends in Enterprise System Management
    SNMP Is IP's Common Management Platform
    What Is SNMP?
    SNMP Polling and Managed Objects
    The MIB
    Polling Groups and Data Aggregation
    SNMP Commands
    Thresholds
    Events and Traps
    RMON: Hardware Probes for Switched Networks
    NetFlow: Software Traffic Flow-Recording
    Cisco's SNMP and RMON Implementations
    Cisco Prime Infrastructure
    Cisco Network Assistant
    Features
    Installation
    Views
    Interaction
    Communities
    Using CNA
    Summary
    Chapter 17: Network Design Process
    Internetwork Design Basics
    Internetworking Basics Reviewed
    The Three-Layer Hierarchical Design Model
    Design Methods
    Designing to Fit Needs
    Understanding Existing Internetworks
    Characterizing Networks
    Cisco Network Designs
    Logical Network Design
    Campus Network Designs
    Chapter 18: Troubleshooting Cisco Networks
    The Mechanics of Network Troubleshooting
    Network Troubleshooting Methods
    Troubleshooting Host IP Configuration
    Isolating Connectivity Problems
    Troubleshooting WAN Links
    Client-Server VPNs
    Troubleshooting Cisco Hardware
    Inspecting Devices
    The Reboot Test
    Troubleshooting Network Configurations
    Wireless Networks
    Troubleshooting Network Performance
    Index