CCENT ICND1 100-105 Pearson uCertify Network Simulator
(pearson-ICND1-simulator-v4.0)/ISBN:978-1-61691-468-4
Gain hands-on expertise in Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices Part 1 ICND1: 100-105 exam with CCENT ICND1 100-105 Pearson uCertify Network Simulator V4.0. The ICND1 Simulator V4.0 is a real computer equipment, networked together and conveniently accessible over the internet using virtualization. It has equipment such as a computer, server, switch or router in it that a user is free to configure. It covers all the objectives of the ICND1 exam which include network fundamentals, LAN Switching fundamentals, routing fundamentals, infrastructure services, infrastructure maintenance.
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The Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices Part 1 ICND1: 100-105 exam is related to the Cisco Certified Entry Network Technician (CCENT) certification exam and is the first stair to gain other associate-level certifications. This exam tests a candidate's knowledge and skills related to routing technologies, LAN switching technologies, network fundamentals, infrastructure maintenance and infrastructure services.
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Chapter 6: Using the Command Line Interface
- Switch CLI Configuration Process I
- Switch CLI Configuration Process II
- Switch CLI Exec Mode
- Configuring Local Usernames
- Configuring Hostnames
- Testing Using Pings with Hostnames
- Using the debug Command on a Router
- Comparing Configuration Files
Chapter 7: Analyzing Ethernet LAN Switching
- Interface Status I
- Interface Status II
- Interface Status III
- Interface Status IV
- Switch Forwarding I
- Switch Interfaces and Forwarding
Chapter 8: Configuring Basic Switch Management
- Configuring IP Addresses I
- Setting Switch Passwords
- Terminal History I
- Terminal History II
- Configuring Switch IP Settings
- Switch IP Address
- Switch IP Connectivity I
- Switch IP Connectivity
- SSH and Telnet
Chapter 9: Configuring Switch Interfaces
- Interface Settings I
- Interface Settings II
- Interface Settings III
- Switch Security I
- Switch Security II
- Switch Security III
- Switch Security IV
- Switch Security
- Port Security
Chapter 11: Implementing Ethernet Virtual LANs
- VLANs I
- VLANs II
- VLANs III
- VLAN Configuration I
- VLAN Configuration II
- VLAN Configuration III
- VLAN Configuration IV
- Trunking Configuration I
- Trunking Configuration II
- Trunking Configuration III
- Trunking Configuration IV
- Configuring VLANs
- VLAN Trunking I
- VLAN Trunking II
Chapter 12: Troubleshooting Ethernet LANs
- Topology Analysis
- Path Analysis I
- Switch Forwarding Troubleshooting
- VLAN Troubleshooting
Chapter 16: Analysing Existing Subnets
- Subnet ID Calculation I
- Subnet ID Calculation II
- Subnet ID Calculation III
- Subnet ID Calculation IV
- Subnet ID Calculation V
- Subnet ID Calculation VI
- Subnet ID Calculation VII
- Subnet ID Calculation VIII
- Subnet ID Calculation IX
- Subnet ID Calculation X
- Subnet ID Calculation XI
- IP Address Rejection I
- IP Address Rejection II
- IP Address Rejection III
- IP Address Rejection IV
- IP Address Rejection V
- IP Address Rejection VI
- IP Address Rejection VII
- IP Address Rejection VIII
- IP Address Rejection IX
- IP Address Rejection X
- IP Address Rejection XI
Chapter 17: Operating Cisco Routers
- Loopback Interfaces
- Router CLI Exec Mode I
- Router CLI Exec Mode II
- Router CLI Configuration Process
- Configuring SSH
- Setting Router Passwords
- Interface Status V
- Interface Status VI
- IP Addressing and Configuration I
- IP Addressing and Configuration II
- New Job I
- Rebuild a Configuration
Chapter 18: Configuring IPv4 Addresses and Static Routes
- Configuring Router IP Settings
- Configuring IP Addresses II
- Configuring IP Addresses III
- Configuring IP Addresses IV
- IP Addressing I
- IP Addressing II
- IP Addressing III
- Connected Routes
- Static Routes I
- Static Routes II
- Static Routes III
- Static Routes IV
- Default Route I
- Default Route II
- Router on a Stick Configuration I
- Router on a Stick Configuration II
- Router on a Stick Verification I
- Router on a Stick Verification II
- VLAN Configuration V
- IP and MAC Address Comparisons
- Static Routing I
- Static Routing II
- Configuring Default Routes
Chapter 19: Learning IPv4 Routes with RIPv2
- RIPv2 Configuration I
- RIPv2 Configuration II
- RIPv2 Configuration III
- RIPv2 Configuration IV
- RIPv2 Configuration V
- RIPv2 Configuration VI
- RIPv2 Verification I
- RIPv2 Verification II
- IP Route Selection I
- IP Route Selection II
- IP Route Selection III
- IP Route Selection IV
- IP Route Selection V
- IP Route Selection VI
- IP Route Selection VII
- IP Route Selection VIII
- IP Route Selection IX
- IP Route Selection X
- IP VLSM Route Selection I
- IP VLSM Route Selection II
- IP VLSM Route Selection III
- IP VLSM Route Selection IV
- IP VLSM Route Selection V
- IP VLSM Route Selection VI
- IP VLSM Route Selection VII
- Configuring RIPv2 I
- Configuring RIPv2 II
Chapter 20: DHCP and IP Networking on Hosts
- Traceroute I
- Traceroute II
- PC IP Commands I
- PC IP Commands II
- PC IP Commands III
- DHCP Server Configuration I
- DHCP Server Configuration II
- DHCP Server Configuration III
- DHCP Server Configuration IV
- DHCP Server Configuration V
- Complete DHCP Server Configuration
- Path Analysis II
- IP Addressing and Routing
- DHCP Server Troubleshooting
Chapter 21: Subnet Design
- Subnet Zero I
- Subnet Zero II
- Zero Subnet
- Subnetting and Addressing I
- Subnetting and Addressing II
- Subnetting and Addressing III
- IPv4 Addressing Troubleshooting
Chapter 22: Variable-Length Subnet Masks
- VLSM Overlap I
- VLSM Overlap II
- VLSM Overlap III
- VLSM Overlap IV
- VLSM Overlap V
- VLSM Overlap VI
- VLSM Overlap VII
- VLSM Overlap VIII
- VLSM Overlap IX
- VLSM Overlap X
- VLSM Overlap XI
Chapter 23: IPv4 Troubleshooting Tools
- Ping
- Using and Suspending Telnet Connections
- Traceroute III
Chapter 25: Basic IPv4 Access Control Lists
- Standard ACL
Chapter 26: Advanced IPv4 Access Control Lists
- ACL I
- ACL II
- ACL III
- ACL IV
- ACL V
- ACL VI
- ACL Analysis I
- Named ACL I
- Named ACL II
- Named ACL III
- Extended ACL I
- Extended ACL II
Chapter 27: Network Address Translation
- NAT Configuration I
- NAT Configuration II
- NAT Configuration III
- NAT Configuration IV
- NAT Configuration V
- NAT Configuration VI
- NAT Configuration VII
- Configuring NAT I
- Configuring NAT II
- Configuring NAT III
- NAT Troubleshooting
Chapter 29: IPv6 Addressing and Subnetting
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation I
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation II
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation III
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation IV
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation V
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation VI
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation VII
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation VIII
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation IX
- IPv6 Subnet ID Calculation X
- IPv6 Route Selection I
- IPv6 Route Selection II
- IPv6 Route Selection III
- IPv6 Route Selection IV
- IPv6 Route Selection V
- IPv6 Route Selection VI
- IPv6 Route Selection VII
- IPv6 Route Selection VIII
- IPv6 Route Selection IX
- IPv6 Route Selection X
Chapter 30: Implementing IPv6 Addressing on Routers
- Configuring IPv6 Addresses I
- Configuring IPv6 Addresses II
- Configuring IPv6 Addresses III
- IPv6 Address Configuration I
- IPv6 Address Configuration II
- IPv6 Address Configuration III
- IPv6 Address Configuration IV
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills I
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills II
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills III
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills IV
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills V
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills VI
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills VII
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills VIII
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills IX
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation Drills X
- IPv6 Configuration I
- IPv6 Configuration II
- IPv6 Addressing Troubleshooting
Chapter 33: Device Management Protocols
- Terminal Monitor
- CDP I
- CDP II
- LLDP I
- LLDP II
- Syslog Configuration I
- Syslog Configuration II
- Syslog Configuration III
- NTP Configuration I
- NTP Configuration II
- NTP Configuration III
- Network Discovery I
- Network Discovery II
Chapter 35: Managing IOS Files
- Booting a New Router IOS
- Setting the Configuration Register
- Ignoring the Startup-config File
- Migrating to a New IOS Image
- IOS Verification
- Password Recovery
Chapter 36: IOS Licensing
- IOS License Installation
- IOS License Removal
- IOS License Verification
- IOS License Installation and Migration
Navigation and Administration
- Basic Commands and the Command Line
- Syslog: Assessment
- Password Recovery: Assessment
- CDP/LLDP Configuration and Discovery: Assessment
- NTP Configuration: Assessment
- RIPv2 Configuration: Assessment
IP Addressing
- Subnet Challenge
- IPv6 Address Configuration
- NAT/PAT Configuration
- DHCP Server Configuration
- ICND1 IP Addressing Final Exam
Switching
- Switch Configuration
- Basic Switch Configuration and the Command Line Interface
- Static VLAN Configuration and Trunking
- Trunking Configuration
- Switch Port Security
- ICND1 Switching Final Exam
Routing and WANs
- Basic Router Configuration and the Command Line Interface
- Configuring Static routes
- Access Lists
- Router On a Stick
- ICND1 Security Final Exam
- ICND1 Routing Final Exam
Subnetting
- IP Addressing and Subnetting
- Route Selection
- VLSM Overlap
- IPv6 EUI-64 Calculation
- VLSM Route Selection: Assessment
Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting I
- Troubleshooting II
- IPv6 Address Troubleshooting: Assessment
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No Prerequisites
USD 165
Performance-based, multiple-choice, drag-and-drop, router simulation, testlet, and simlet.
The exam contains 45-55 questions.
90 minutes
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