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DCN: Designing Cisco Networks

ISBN10: 0072228644 | ISBN13: 9780072228649

DCN: Designing Cisco Networks
ISBN10: 0072228644
ISBN13: 9780072228649
By Thomas Thomas, Erik Freeland, Michael Coker and Donald Stoddard

Chapter 1: Introduction to Designing Cisco Networks.

Chapter 2: Internetworking Technology Overview.

Chapter 3: Choosing Cisco Hardware and Software.

Chapter 4: Cisco Design Fundamentals.

Chapter 5: Documenting the Existing Network.

Chapter 6: Documenting New Network.

Chapter 7: Network Topology.

Chapter 8: Local Area Network (LAN) Design.

Chapter 9: Designing Wide-Area Networks (WANs).

Chapter 10: Designing Network Addressing.

Chapter 11: Designing Routing Architecture.

Chapter 12: The Finishing Touches.

Chapter 13: Proving the Design.

Chapter 14: Testing the Design.

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