Chapter 1: Review
1.1 The OSI Model
1.2 LANs
1.3 TCP/IP Addressing
1.4 Host Layer (the Upper 4 Layers of the OSI Model)
Chapter 2: WANs and Routers
2.1 WANs
2.2 WANs and Routers
Chapter 3: Router CLI
3.1 Router User Interface
3.2 Using The Router Interface and Interface Modes
Chapter 4: Router Components
4.1 Router Components
4.2 Router Show Commands
4.3 Router's Network Neighbors
4.4 Basic Networking Testing
4.5 Challenge Lab
Chapter 5: Router Startup and Setup
5.1 Router Boot Sequence and Setup Mode
5.2 System Configuration Dialog
5.3 Challenge Lab
Chapter 6: Router Configuration 1
6.1 Router Configuration Files
6.2 Router Configuration Modes
6.3 Configuration methods
6.4 Challenge Labs
Chapter 7: IOS Images
7.1 The Basics of IOS Versions
7.2 Bootstrap Options in Software
7.3 IOS Naming and Software Image Backup
Chapter 8: Router Configuration 2
8.1 Configuring a Router from the CLI after Start-up Config has been Erased
8.2 Router Configuration Lab
Chapter 9: TCP/IP
9.1 The TCP/IP Protocol Suite
9.2 Layer 3 Concepts
Chapter 10: IP Addressing
10.1 IP Addressing and Subnetting
10.2 The Role of DNS in Router Configurations
10.3 Verifying Address Configuration
10.4 Assigning New Subnet Numbers to the Topology
Chapter 11: Routing
11.1 Routing Basics
11.2 Why Routing Protocols are Necessary
11.3 Distance-Vector Routing
11.4 Link-State Routing
11.5 The Context of Different Routing Protocols
Chapter 12: Routing Protocols
12.1 Initial Router Configuration
12.2 Interior and Exterior Routing Protocols
12.3 RIP
12.4 IGRP
12.5 Challenge Labs
Chapter 13: Network Troubleshooting
13.1 Troubleshooting the 5-Router Network
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