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LAN Requirements on the
CCIE R&S Written Exam #350-001
From the beginning Certification Zone has been designed with two purposes in mind:
- Develop Knowledgeable Network Professionals
- Help People Pass Cisco Certification Exams
Both of these goals are accomplished through our topic-oriented Study Guides which consist of a tutorial, a set of study questions, and one or more hands-on exercises.
Because of how these Study Guides have been structured, it is sometimes difficult to see how they relate to the items on the Cisco exam blueprints. For one thing, almost every item is covered in more than one Study Guide, because the topics are not isolated, they relate to other topics which also must be mastered. Thus you must consult more than one Study Guide in order to master a topic. This integrated approach helps develop networking professionals who have a solid understanding of all topics AND how the topics relate to each other. However, the student sometimes has difficulty knowing what Study Guides need to be read in order to understand a specific item on a Cisco exam blueprint.
This article is one in a series that relates the Certification Zone Study Guides to specific items on the Cisco CCIE R&S; written exam blueprint for the 350-001 exam.
From the Cisco R&S Written Exam (350-001) Blueprint:
VIII. LAN
- Data Link Layer (addressing, 802.2)
- Ethernet/FE/GE (encapsulation, CSMA/CD, topology, speed, controller errors, limitations)
- Wireless/802.11b
VIII. LAN
LAN Switching Part I
LAN Switching Part II
Data Link Layer
LAN Switching Part I, DIX, 802.3 and Ethernet
Physical Connectivity, Overview of the Data Link Layer
Ethernet/FE/GE
LAN Switching Part I, Speeding Things Up
LAN Switching Part II
Layer 1 and Layer 2 Ethernet
ATM Part I Basics, Gigabit Ethernet
Physical Connectivity, LAN Specifications
Troubleshooting Ethernet
The 3550 Switch
New Generation of Cisco Switching
Wireless/802.11b
Networking Without a Net
How to Implement Wireless Networks
The Other VPNs, It's Not All MPLS, Special Issues with WLANs
The 3550 Switch, 802.1x - Port Based Authentication
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