Ccna Practical Studies (Cisco Certification & Training)

The lab scenarios contained in this study guide illustrate the application of the internetworking concepts covered on the Cisco certified network associate (CCNA) exam #640-607, and review the skills needed to install, configure, and operate LAN, WAN, and dial access services for small networks. After reviewing bridging and switching, the book focuses on the configuration of different styles of interfaces, multiple routing protocols, ISDN, IPX, and access lists. Annotation (c) Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Gary T. Heap, CCIE(r) #6411, is a Senior Network Systems Engineer for Cornerstone Internetworking Solutions, where he provides consulting and project services for various companies throughout the US. He has over 4 years of experience in analyzing, configuring, and managing large networks. Previous to joining Cornerstone, Gary worked as a Technical Solutions Consultant for Sprint ESolutions. His project experience at Sprint included upgrading routers, switches, and dial backup for a nationwide network; configuring backbone routers for wireless ISP; network assessment; and WAN redesign. Lynn Maynes, CCIE #6569, is a Technical Solutions Consultant for Sprint ESolutions, where he provides network integration and project management services to various companies. He has over 8 years of experience designing, implementing, and supporting networking and telecommunications solutions. His experience with Sprint includes upgrading a nationwide network with routers, switches, and dial backup, installing backbone routers for wireless ISP, designing ISP network services over Sprint's DSL network, and network performance analysis and assessment. Previous to joining Sprint, Lynn worked for Kennecott, providing WAN support, LAN/WAN connectivity, and DCHP design and implementation. Lynn holds a BA in International Business from Westminster College.