Course details

ICND1 3.0: Understanding Host-to-Host Communication and Implementing Static Routing

Overview/Description
Target Audience
Prerequisites
Expected Duration
Lesson Objectives
Course Number
Expertise Level

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Overview/Description
You will have a complete understanding of how host-to-host communication works in a LAN and between different LANs. You will also, be able to configure static routes. This course explains the Host-to-Host packet delivery process and how ARP contributes to this process on Ethernet links. It also identifies the need for static routes on Routers and how you can configure a static route as well as a static default route.

Target Audience
Anyone, from junior to senior network administrators, who are responsible for the configuration, maintenance, verification, and troubleshooting of Cisco IOS Routers and Switches.

Prerequisites
None

Expected Duration (hours)
2.4

Lesson Objectives

ICND1 3.0: Understanding Host-to-Host Communication and Implementing Static Routing

start the course

implement using ARP to resolve the MAC of a local IP address

describe the ARP cache

prepare default gateways

implement using default gateways

analyze the ARP process

describe host-to-host packet delivery step one

describe host-to-host packet delivery step two through six

describe host-to-host packet delivery step seven through eleven

describe host-to-host packet delivery step twelve through sixteen

describe the packet-forwarding process

analyze the packet-forwarding process

describe the role of a switch in packet delivery

describe routing operation

compare static and dynamic routing

configure static routing

configure static default routing

verify the static route configuration

configure a static route on a Cisco IOS router

configure a default route on a Cisco IOS router

describe next hop IP vs exit interface

implement next hop IP vs exit interface

configure static routing

Course Number:
cc_icnd_a07_it_enus

Expertise Level
Intermediate