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May 18, 2010

Train Signal BCMSN 642-811

Train Signal BCMSN 642-811
Over 13 hours of hands on training covers Cisco Switching and the 642-812 BCMSN Exam. Get your hands “dirty” as I lead you through scenarios and examples that will prepare you for any challenge Cisco throws at you.
The 642-812 BCMSN exam tests knowledge and skills necessary to implement scalable multilayer switched networks.
BCMSN is one leg in the series of Cisco CCNP courses. The knowledge in this course can be used toward any one of 3 certifications: CCNP, CCIP, and the CCDP. Currently, Train Signal offers training for the full CCNP series.

Video 1
Introduction to BCMSN

Go over course outline and meet your instructor.

* Welcome To Your BCMSN Video Boot Camp!
* Your Instructor
* Exam Prep Tips

Video 2
LAN Switching Basics

In this section, you will learn the basic operations of a LAN switch. We will review the fundamentals of LAN switching, which is vital for the exam and for building blocks in upcoming Videos.

* Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gig Ethernet
* Quick Cabling Review
* Basic Switch Operation
* Filenames and Autorecovery

Video 3 & 4
Virtual LANs (VLANs) – Part 1 & 2

Though VLANs may be familiar to you, we will review from our CCNA studies and expand upon advanced VLAN topics. This is one of the most important Videos, as the details are imperative for passing the BCMSN exam. Learn the differences between VLAN protocols.

* Why use VLANs?
* Static and Dynamic VLANs
* Trunking
* ISL
* ISL and Dot1q
* Troubleshooting Trunks
* The Native VLAN
* Dynamic Trunking Protocol
* Trunking Modes
* VLAN Database Mode
* Design Guidelines
* End-To-End and Local VLANs

Video 5
VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP)

We will review VTP from the CCNA exam, learn the benefits of using it, and also cover new topics, such as, VTP advertisement and synchronization. This information is important for use in the real world as well as the exam. The VLAN.DAT file snippets is most likely not featured on the exam, but is extremely important for the real world.

* Why Use VTP?
* Configuring VTP
* VTP Modes
* VTP Advertisement Process
* Synchronization & Advertisement Details
* VTP Features & Versions
* The VLAN.DAT file
* VTP Securit Mode

Video 6
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) – Part 1

In this section, we will cover the fundamentals of STP, do some review of switching from our CCNA studies, and discuss advanced topics on STP. It is important to understand how to configure, operate, and use the protocols and commands covered in these Videos. STP is important for passing the BCMSN and for work with real world networks.

* Switching Basics
* BPDUs & the Root Bridge Election
* Root Port Selection & Cost

Video 7
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) – Part 2

This Video is a continuation from STP from Video 6.

* STP Port States & Times
* Making a Nonroot Swith the Root -Why and How
* TCN BPDUs
* Load Sharing with the Port-priority command
* Extended System ID Feature

Video 8 & 9
Advanced Spanning Tree Protocol Features – Part 1 & 2

As the title suggests, these are advanced topics needed for the exams and the real world, since several should be running in your network currently. You will need to understand when, where, and how to configure for answering exam questions and when working on your network.

* Portfast, Uplinkfast, Backbonefast
* Root Guard, BPDU Guard
* UDLD
* Loop Guard
* UDLD, BPDU Skew Detection
* Rapid STP, PVST, PVST+, CST, MST

Video 10
EtherChannels

EtherChannels are prevalent in today’s networks, so you need to know how to troubleshoot, configure, verify, and understand how they work. This information is important for passing the BCMSN, working with real world networking, acing an interview, and for use in production networks.

* What are they, and why do we use them?
* Negotiation Protocols
* Configuration & Verification

Video 11, 12 & 13
Securing the Switches – Part 1, 2 & 3

Not only will you need to understand how to secure the switches for exam success, but, more important, for securing your own network in the real world. It’s important to know who your enemies are so you can keep them out. Security is a growing field, so if this is an interest, it is wise to specialize in this information.

* Introduction to AAA
* Port Security
* Port Security & Dot1x Port-Based Authentication
* SPAN
* VLAN ACLs
* Private VLANs
* DHCP Snooping, Dynamic ARP Inspection, IP Source Guard
* MAC Address Flooding & VLAN Hopping Attacks

Video 14, 15 & 16
Multi Layer Switching – Part 1, 2 & 3

This section begins with introductory theory on multi layer switching. After that begins the fun, hands-on labs to teach you the concepts and configuration (if you’ve never worked with Layer 3 switches before, which are increasingly popular). It’s necessary to understand multi layer switching for the BCMSN, especially the HSRP segment.

* Route Caching, Cisco Express Forwarding
* Inter-VLAN Routing & SVIs
* Fallback Bridging
* Router Redundancy Protocols (HSRP, IRDP, VRRP, GLBP)
* Server Load Balancing (SLB)

Video 17
IP Telephony & Cisco IP Phones

* IP Phone Basics
* Voice VLANs
* Voice QoS
* DiffServ at L2 & L3
* Trusting Incoming Values
* Basics of AVVID
* Power Over Internet

Video 18
Wireless Networking

Is important for passing the exam; it’s also necessary for becoming a solid network admin. You must understand the pros and the cons, and stay current. The standards are constantly changing, so you must know the benefits and limitations, as well as, how it works with your current network.

* Wireless Basics and Standards
* Antena Types and Usage
* CSMA/CA
* CCX Program
* The Lightweight Access Point Protocol
* Aironet System Tray Utility

Video 19
Network Design and Models

Understand the layers of a switching model and the difference in models. A must for the exam and how to add these on to your real world network.

* Core, Distribution, Access Layers
* Enterprise Composite Network Model
* Server Farm Block
* Network Management Block
* Enterprise Edge Block
* Service Provider Edge Block

Video 20
Queueing – Bonus Video

This bonus Video is included in case you haven’t used or tested on queueing before. It’s important for exam questions, so we will cover the basics and configuration of queueing.

* Weighted Fair Queueing
* Class Maps & Policy Maps
* Priority Queueing
* Custom Queueing

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