Cisco Switching Black Book

The problem, generally speaking, with books about Cisco Systems data-networking equipment is that they're organized around passing the Cisco certification exams, and that kind of organization differs from what working professionals need. Alternately, Cisco Switching Black Book gets right to the point, emphasizing practicality over theory, and how-to procedures over academic platitudes. If you want to know how to reconfigure ports on static virtual local area networks (VLANs) on a Catalyst 5000, the command to enter and the router's response are right there on a single page. The book also usually points out pitfalls--a quick warning such as "If you do A, don't forget to do B" calls immediate attention to problems other books might explain with multiple pages and diagrams.

Edición: Coriolis (2001)
Idioma: Inglés
Formato: PDF

Contenido:

1. Network Switching Fundamentals
2. Basic Switch Configuration
3. WAN Switching
4. LAN Switch Architectures
5. Virtual Local Area Networks
6. InterVLAN and Basic Module Configuration
7. IP Multicast
8. WAN Cell Switching
9. LightStream Switches
10. Layer 2 Redundant Links
11. Multilayer Switching
12. Hot Standby Routing Protocol
13. Policy Networking
14. Web Management
15. The Standard Edition IOS
16. Switch Troubleshooting
17. Appendix A: Study Resources
18. Appendix B: Basic IOS CLI-to-Set/Clear Commands
19. Appendix C: The Cisco Consultant
20. Appendix D: Cisco 1912EN and Catalyst 5000 Configuration Practice Lab
21. Appendix E: Switch Features

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