Chapter 1:
Building Cisco Remote Access Networks
Introduction
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Course Objectives
• Identify the Cisco products that best meet the WAN connection requirements
• Assemble and configure Cisco equipment to establish appropriate WAN network
connections
• Enable protocols and technologies that allow traffic flow between each site
Upon completion of this course, you will be
able to perform the following high-level tasks:
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Course Objectives (cont.)
• Implement quality of service capabilities
• Implement access control measures
• Troubleshoot devices, protocols, and technologies
Course Activities
Multilink PPP, CHAP, DDR, PAT, DHCP
Analog host-LAN dialup
Central site
PRI BRI
Frame Relay, X.25
cAAA server
Async
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Configuring Frame Relay PVCs on
interfaces and subinterfaces
Prerequisites
Configuring routed protocols like IP, IPX,
and so on
Building Cisco Remote Access Networks (BCRAN) Configuring routing
protocols like RIP, IGRP, and so on
Configuring standard and extended access
lists
Configuring PPP over serial links Configuring ISDN BRI and legacy DDR Internetworking
fundamentals
General router operation and configuration
General 700 IOS™
profiles configuration Verifying configuration
with available tools like show and debug
commands
Participant Responsibilities
Student responsibilities
ㅤComplete prerequisites
ㅤIntroduce yourself
ㅤAsk questions
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General Administration
Class-related
• Sign-in sheet
• Length and times
• Break and lunch room locations
• Attire
Facilities-related
• Participant materials
• Site emergency procedures
• Rest rooms
• Telephones/faxes
Sources of Information
• www.cisco.com
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Class Syllabus
Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5
A M
P M
BCRAN Introduction
Identifying Cisco Solutions
to Remote Access Needs
Enabling On-Demand Connections
to the Central Site
Identifying Cisco Solutions
to Remote Access Needs
Enabling On-Demand Connections
to the Central Site
Enhancing On-Demand Connectivity
Enhancing On-Demand Connectivity
Enabling Permanent Connections
to the Central Site
Enabling Permanent Connections
to the Central Site
Scaling Remote Access
Networks Scaling Remote Access
Networks
Enabling On-Demand Connections
to the Central Site
LUNCH
Enhancing On-Demand Connectivity
Enabling Permanent Connections
to the Central Site
Class Syllabus (text cont.)
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Graphic Symbols
PC with software
Ethernet line
Router Network switch PC acting as a TFTP, precept, or TACACS+ server
Network cloud
CSU/DSU WAN CSU/DSU
Central site Branch office
Home office or small office
Serial line
Circuit-switched line
Modem
Access server
ISDN switch
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