Learning

Network | NetRouting
Putty Serial | Putty Telnet | Putty SSH | Telnet/SSH | Secure Usermode with password
Full Console Security | TFTP Flash | Copy startup-config to TFTP | Copy from TFTP startup-config
Inter VLAN | LAN/WAN Overview | Serial | Ethernet | Layer 3 Etherchannel | IPv4 | IPv6
Trouble Shooting ping, traceroute, telnet & SSH | IGP Dynamic Routing OSPF | Wireless Access Point
Standard Access List | Extended Access List | Security | Internet NAT | MPLS | SDN | QOS
Putty_Serial
Putty_Telnet
Putty_SSH
Telnet/SSH
Secure Usermode with password
Full Console Security
TFTP Flash
Copy startup-config to TFTP
Copy From TFTP to startup-config
Inter Vlan Communication(ROAS)
Inter Vlan | Inter Vlan IOS Configuration
Inter VLAN
Inter VLAN IOS Configuration
LAN/WAN Overview | Net Config | Routing Protocol Network Overview
Network Overview
LAN/WAN
Interface
  • Interface Type:
    -Internet | Serial | Cable TV | DSL | 3G/49 | More.....
  • Interface configuration:
    -Interface, Sub interface | IP address | Network mask | IP address dhcp | Duplex | Speed | More.....
  • Static Routing:
    -IP route | Host route | Default route | Floating | Decisions: Administrative Distance
    -Longest route | Gateway of Last Resort ...
  • Interior Gateway Protocol:
    -Dynamic Routing: Rip, Ripv2, Ripng(ipv6), IGRP, EIGRP, IS-IS, OSPF ...
  • Exterior Gateway Protocol:
    -BGP autonomous | ....
IGP: Metric
  • RIP Metric:
    -Distance Vector
    -hops or hop count : Hop count is the number of routers between a source
    and destination: (up to 15).
  • IGRP Metric:
    -Distance Vector (DV) algorithm
    -An intra-domain routing protocol
    -Proprietary by Cisco
    -Default[bandwidth, delay], load, reliability, and maximum transmission unit (MTU).
  • EIGRP Metric: 256 * { K1*BW + [(K2*BW)/(256-load)] + (K3*delay) } * { K5/(reliability+K4) }
    -Or 256 × ( Bandwidth + Delay )
    -Distance vector & Link State routing protocol
    -It uses DUAL that uses (diffusing update algorithm)
    -It has five metrics: K1 = bandwidth, K2 = load, K3 = Delay, K4, K5 = reliability and MTU.
    -EIGRP messages are Hello, Update, Query, Reply, and Acknowledgement.
    -EIGRP uses a hello protocol to find neighboring routers
    -Maintain a list of working neighbors
    -Monitor ongoing hello messages to make sure the neighbor is still reachable
    to notice when the path to a neighbor has failed.
    -EIGRP exchange topology data which each router stores locally in a topology database.
    -EIGRP uses topology database to describes facts about the network, but is a different
    entity than the router’s IPv4 routing table.
  • OSPF Metric:
    -Link-state routing protocol
    -Causes routers to learn routes.
    -Choose the best route to each subnet based on a metric
    -Converge to choose new best routes when the network changes.
    -OSPF use a hello protocol to find neighboring routers
    -Maintain a list of working neighbors
    -Monitor ongoing hello messages to make sure the neighbor is still reachable
    to notice when the path to a neighbor has failed.
    -OSPF exchange topology data which each router stores locally in a topology database.
    -OSPF uses topology database to describes facts about the network, but is a different entity
    than the router’s IPv4 routing table.
Serial
show ip interface brief | show ip interface interface-number | show ip route
Serial Interface Routing | IP Route Configuration | IP Route Configuration Continue
Serial Interface
show ip interfaces brief
show ip interface interface-number
show ip route
IPV4 Static, Float and Default Route
Ethernet
Ethernet WAN | IP Route Default and Float | show ip interface brief | show ip interface interface-number | show ip route
Ethernet WAN
Ethernet IPV4 Static, Default and Float
show ip interfaces brief
show ip interface interface-number
show ip route
Ether Channel |
Layer 3 EtherChannel
Ipv4 Review
Classfull | Classful Key Facts | Classful Mask | Classful Info | Binary Conversion and Prefix Mask
Subnet And Broadcast Calculation | IPv4 Classfull And Classless A | IPv4 Classfull And Classless B
IPv4 Classfull And Classless C | Classless Example | IP Calculator
Classful
Classful
Classful Key Facts
Classful Mask
Classful Info
Binary Conversion And Prefix Mask
Subnet And Broadcast Calculation
Class A of IPv4
Class B of IPv4
Class C of IPv4
ClassLess C Example
IPv6 Address And Subnetting
Abbreviation | IPv6 Subnetting | IPV6 Address | IPV6 Local Scope Multicast Addresses | IPv6 Multicast Scope Terms | More on IPv6 Multicast | IPV6 Command Reference | IPV6 More Command Reference | IPV6 Ethernet Configuration
IPV6 Serial Configuration | IPV6 Route Default and Float Schematic | IPV6 Route Default and Float Configuration | Show IPv6 Interface | Show IPv6 Interface Brief | Show IPv6 Route |
Abbreviation
IPv6 Subnetting
IPv6 Addresses
IPv6 Local-Scope Multicast Addresses
IPv6 Multicast Scope Terms
More on IPv6 Multicast
Command Reference
More Command Reference
IPv6 Serial Configuration
IPv6 Ethernet Configuration
IPv6 Route Default and Float Schematic
IPv6 Default and Float Configuration
show ipv6 Interface
show ipv6 route

Ping | Extended Ping | Traceroute | telnet and SSH
Trouble shooting problems
Extended Ping
The ping command uses the Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP)
ICMP echo request and ICMP echo reply messages for connectivity testing of Layer 3.
Ping the name or IP address of the destination
PC

Router
Extended Ping
Using Extended Ping to Test the Reverse Route
If a standard ping of a local LAN host works
But an extended ping of the same LAN host fails
The problem likely relates somehow to the host’s default router setting.
TraceRoute
traceroute command systematically helps pinpoint routing problems by showing how far a
packet goes through an IP network before being discarded using ICMP Protocol TTL(Time To Live) message
Ex: Ethernet
PC1---192.168.0.2---192.168.0.1---R1---192.168.1.2------------192.168.1.1---R2---192.168.2.1-------192.168.2.2---PC2
PC:tracert

Router:traceroute
Telnet and SSH

Using the IOS Telnet client via the telnet host command
Router:Telnet

Router:SSH
Network Overview | IGP Dynamic Routing Features | OSPF Concept And Operation
More OSPF Concept And Operation | OSPF Network Type Broadcast | OSPF Network Type Point-To-Point | OSPF Network Types Configuration | OSPF Network ID Wildcard, Passive Interface, Default Route | OSPF Interface Cost Setting | OSPF Load Balancing | OSPF Command Reference1 | OSPF Command Reference2 | OSPF Command Reference3 | show ip ospf
show ip ospf int type_number | show ip ospf neighbor | show ip ospf database | show ip protocols | OSPF Multi Areas
Network Overview
Dynamic Routing features
OSPF Concept and Operation
More OSPF Concept and Operation
OSPF Network Type Broadcast
OSPF Network Type Point-To-Point
OSPF Network Type Configuration
Network ID WildCard, Passive and Default Routes
OSPF Interface Cost Setting
OSPF Load Balancing
OSPF Command Reference 1
OSPF Command Reference 2
OSPF Command Reference 3
show ip ospf
show ip ospf type_number
show ip ospf neighbor
show ip ospf database
show ip ospf protocols
OSPF Multi Areas
Wireless Access Point 1 | Wireless Access Point 2 | Wireless Access point 3 | Wireless Cisco AP Terminology
Wireless Cisco Teminology | Wireless Cisco Architecture | Wireless Cisco WLC Activities
Wireless Cisco LAN Schematic | Wireless Cisco LAN Configuration | Wireless Security Terms
Wireless Security | Wireless Security Terminology | Wireless Security and Privacy | Wireless Security WPAs
Wireless Config Interface
Wireless Access Point 1
Wireless Access Point 2
Wireless Access Point 3
Cisco Access Point Modes
Cisco Wireless Terminology
Cisco Wireless Architecture
Cisco WLC Activities
Cisco Wireless LAN Schematic
Cisco Wireless LAN Configuration
Wireless Security and Privacy Key Term
Wireless and Security
Wireless Terminology
Wireless and Security
Wireless Authentication [wpa,wpa2,wpa3]
Wireless LAN Controller(WLC)
Monitor | WLANs | Controllers | Wireless | Security | Management | Help | Feedback
Monitor1 Monitor2
Monitor1
Monitor2
Wlan: List | Wlan: New WLAN | Wlan: General| Wlan: Security L2 |
Wlan: Security AAA | Wlan: QOS | Wlan: Advanced
WLAN: Display a list of WLANs
WLAN: Creating a new WLAN
WLAN: General
WLAN: Security L2
WLAN: Security AAA
WLAN: QoS
WLAN: Advanced
Controllers
Wlan: Displaying(D.I.) | Wlan: Defining(D.I.) | Wlan: Editing(D.I.)
Controller: List of Dynamic Interfaces
Controller: Defining Dynamic Interface Name and Vlan ID
Controller: Editing Dynamic Interface Parameters
List of Radius(Aut Serv) | Configuring Radius(Serv)
Security:List of Radius Authentication Servers
Security:Configuring a new Radius Server
Management Access to from Wireless Networks
Help
Feedback
1_TCP Transport Layer(4) | 2_TCP Transport Layer(4) | Standard ACL Commands | Standard ACL Standard
Standard ACL Show Commands |
Standard ACL Transport 1
Standard ACL Transport 2
Standard ACL Commands
Standard ACL
Standard ACL Show Commands
Standard ACL Practice
Extended ACL Theory 1 | Extended ACL Theory 2 | Extended ACL Numbered vs Named
Extended ACL Example 1 | Standard ACL Example 2 | Extended ACL Commands
Extended ACL Theory 1
Extended ACL Theory 2
Extended ACL Number and Name
Extended ACL Example 1
Extended ACL Example 2
Extended ACL Commands
Security Terminology 1 | Security Terminology 2 | Security Terminology 3 | Security Terminology 4 |
Security Terminology 1
Security Terminology 2
Security Terminology 3
Security Terminology 4
Security Terminology 5
NAT Terminology | NAT Static | NAT Dynamic | NAT Overload 1 | NAT Overload 2
Network Address Translation Terminology
Network Address Translation Static
Network Address Translation Dynamic
Network Address Translation Overload 1
Network Address Translation Overload 2
MPLS | MPLS-L2VPN | EoMPLS | MPLS-L3VPN | MPLS-Command | MPLS-Show Command
MPLS_Terminology
Multi Protocol Label Switching Layer 2 Virtual Private Network (MPLS_L2vpn)
Multi Protocol Label Switching Layer 2 Virtual Private Network (EoMPLS)
Multi Protocol Label Switching Layer 3 Virtual Private Network (MPLS_L3vpn)
by Kevin Wallace
MPLS Command
MPLS Show Command
SDN | SDN-Terminology1 | SDN-Terminology2 | SDN-Terminology3 | SDN-Terminology4 | SDN-Terminology5 | SDN-Terminology6
SDN-Terminology7 | SDN-Terminology8 | SDN-Terminology9 | SDN-Terminology10 | SDN-Terminology11 | SDN-Terminology12
SDN-Terminology13 | SDN-Terminology14 | SDN-Terminology15 | SDN-Terminology16 | SDN-Terminology17 | SDN-Terminology18
SDN-Terminology19 | SDN-Terminology20 | SDN-Terminology21 |
sdn_term
sdn_topology
sdn_topology2
sdn_topology3
sdn_topology4
sdn_topology5
sdn_topology6
sdn_topology7
sdn_topology8
sdn_topology9
sdn_topology10
sdn_topology11
sdn_topology12
sdn_topology13
sdn_topology14
sdn_topology15
sdn_topology16
sdn_topology17
sdn_topology18
sdn_topology19
sdn_topology20
sdn_topology21
QoS Terminology1 | QoS Terminology2 | QoS Terminology3 | QoS Terminology4
QoS | QoS Configuration
QoS Terminology 1
QoS Terminology 2
QoS Terminology 3
QoS Terminology 4
QoS Terminology 5
QoS
DATA |
data