Modules: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | CS | All |
Module 1-11 Labs
Module 1: WANs and Routers
Lab:
1.2.5 | Connecting Console Interfaces
1.2.6 | Connecting Router LAN Interfaces
Module 2: Introduction to Routers
Lab:
2.2.1 | Router Configuration Using Setup
2.2.4 | Establishing a Console Session with HyperTerminal
2.2.9 | Command Line Fundamentals
e-Lab:
2.1.3a | Logging into the Router
2.1.3b | Router User Interface Modes
2.1.5 | Operation of the Cisco IOS
2.2.6a | Keyboard help in the CLI
2.2.6b | IOS Auto-Completion
Module 3: Configuring a Router
Lab:
3.1.2 | Command Modes and Router Identification
3.1.3 | Configuring Router Passwords
3.1.4 | Using Router show Commands
3.1.5 | Configuring a Serial Interface
3.1.6 | Making Configuration Changes
3.1.7 | Configuring an Ethernet Interface
3.2.3 | Configuring Interface Descriptions
3.2.5 | Configuring Message-of-the-Day (MOTD)
3.2.7 | Configuring Host Tables
3.2.9 | Copying, Editing, and Pasting Configurations
e-Lab:
3.1.3a | Configuring Router Passwords
3.1.3b | Command-line Interface Command Modes
3.1.4 | On by Default
3.1.5 | Configuring a Serial Interface
3.1.7 | Configuring an Ethernet Interface
3.2.5 | Housekeeping
3.2.7 | Configuring Host Tables
Module 4: Learning about Other Devices
Lab:
4.1.4 | Creating a Network Map using CDP
4.1.6 | Using CDP Commands
4.2.2 | Establishing and Verifying a Telnet Connection
4.2.3 | Suspending and Disconnecting Telnet Sessions
4.2.4 | Advanced Telnet Operations
4.2.5a | Connectivity Tests – Ping
4.2.5b | Connectivity Tests – Traceroute
4.2.6 | Troubleshooting IP Address Issues
e-Lab:
4.1.3 | Implementation, Monitoring and Maintenance of CDP
4.1.6a | Address Resolution Protocol
4.1.6b | CDP Neighbors
4.2.5 | Alternate connectivity Tests – Ping
Module 5: Managing Cisco IOS Software
Lab:
5.1.3 | Using the Boot System Command
5.1.5 | Troubleshooting Config Register Boot Problems
5.2.3 | Managing Configuration Files with TFTP
5.2.5 | Managing IOS Images with TFTP
5.2.6a | Password Recovery Procedures
5.2.6b | Managing IOS Images with ROMmon and Xmodem
e-Lab:
5.1.3 | Preparing for Boot System Commands
5.1.4 | Configuration Register
5.1.5 | Troubleshooting IOS Boot Failure
Module 6: Routing and Routing Protocols
Lab:
6.1.6 | Configuring Static Routes
e-Lab:
6.1.2a | Static Route Operation
6.1.2b | Static Routes
6.1.3 | Configuring Static Routes
6.1.4 | Configuring Default Route Forwarding
6.1.5 | Verifying Static Route configuration
6.1.6 | Static Routes
6.3.2 | Routing Configuration
Module 7: Distance Vector Routing Protocols
Lab:
7.2.2 | Configuring RIP
7.2.6 | Troubleshooting RIP
7.2.7 | Preventing Routing Updates Through an Interface
7.2.9 | Load Balancing Across Multiple Paths
7.3.5 | Configuring IGRP
7.3.6 | Default Routing with RIP and IGRP
7.3.8 | Unequal Cost Load Balancing with IGRP
e-Lab:
7.2.2 | RIP
7.2.3 | Using Classless IP routing
7.2.5 | Verifying RIP Configuration
7.2.6a | Troubleshooting RIP Update Issues
7.2.6b | Troubleshooting RIP
7.2.7 | Preventing Routing Updates Through an Interface
7.2.9 | Load Balancing Across Multiple Paths
7.2.10 | Integrating Static Routes with RIP
7.3.5 | Configuring IGRP
7.3.6 | Configuring Default Routing with RIP and IGRP
7.3.7a | Verifying IGRP Configuration
7.3.7b | IGRP
Module 8: TCP/IP Suite Error and Control Messages
There are no labs in this module.
Module 9: Basic Router Troubleshooting
Lab:
9.1.1 | Using Show IP Route to Examine Routing Tables
9.1.2 | Gateway of Last Resort
9.1.8 | Last Route Update
9.2.6 | Troubleshooting Using Ping and Telnet
9.3.4 | Troubleshooting using Traceroute
9.3.5 | Troubleshooting Routing Issues with show ip route and show ip Protocols
9.3.7 | Troubleshooting Routing Issues with Debug
e-Lab:
9.1.5 | Administrative Distance
9.2.5 | Layer 3 Troubleshooting Using ping
9.3.1 | Troubleshooting Layer 1: Using show interface
9.3.3 | Cisco Discovery Protocol
9.3.6 | Troubleshooting Using show controllers serial
Module 10: Intermediate TCP/IP
Lab:
10.1.6 | Multiple Active Host Sessions
10.2.5 | Well-known Port Numbers and Multiple Sessions
Module 11: Access Control Lists (ACLs)
Lab:
11.2.1a | Configuring Standard Access Lists
11.2.1b | Standard ACLs
11.2.2a | Configuring Extended Access Lists
11.2.2b | Simple Extended Access Lists
11.2.3a | Configuring a Named Access List
11.2.3b | VTY Restriction
11.2.3c | Simple DMZ Extended Access Lists
11.2.3d | Multiple Access Lists Functions (Challenge Lab)
e-Lab:
11.1.3 | Creating ACLs
11.1.5 | Verifying ACLS
11.2.1a | Configuring a Standard Access List
11.2.1b | Standard ACL
11.2.1c | Standard ACL
11.2.1d | Standard ACL
11.2.1e | Standard ACL
11.2.2a | Configuring an Extended Access List
11.2.2b | Extended ACL
11.2.2c | Extended ACLs
11.2.2d | Extended ACL
11.2.2e | Extended ACL
11.2.3a | Named ACL
11.2.3b | Configuring a Named Access List
11.2.6 | Access Control Lists
Case Study: Routing
There are no labs in this case study.

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