CCNA Exam Certification Guide

Author: Wendell Odom
Web Price: $60 US
Publisher: Cisco Press (Trade/52)
ISBN: 0735700737
Publication Date: 3/15/99
Pages: 640

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CCNA Exam Certification Guide is a comprehensive study tool for CCNA Exam #640-407. Written by a CCIE and Certified Cisco Systems Instructor and reviewed by Cisco technical experts, CCNA Exam Certification Guide helps you understand and master the exam objectives. Section-by-section objective lists keep you focused on the material you need to study. The instructor-developed elements and techniques lead you to maximize your retention and recall of exam topics, and scenario-based exercises validate your mastery of the exam objectives. Along with the book, practice questions on the companion CD-ROM enable you either to build and take random sample tests or to focus on an objective area of your choice.

Table of Contents
		About the Author
		Acknowledgments
		Introduction: Overview of Certification and How to Succeed
	1. -	What Is CCNA?
	2. -	Understanding Cisco's Internetwork Operating System (IOS) Software
	3. -	Understanding the OSI Reference Model
	4. -	Understanding LANs and LAN Switching
	5. -	Network Protocols: Understanding the TCP/IP Suite and Novell NetWare Protocols
	6. -	Understanding Routing
	7. -	Understanding Network Security
	8. -	WAN Protocols: Understanding Point-to-Point, Frame Relay, and ISDN
	9. -	Scenarios for Final Preparation
	A. -	Decimal to Hexadecimal and Binary Conversion Table
	B. -	Answers to the “Do I Know This Already?” Quizzes and Q&A Sections

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