Routing Technology
TLC Keyword: RT
Orderable part #: GSSTRT
This instructor-led course provides knowledge and skills needed to understand the basic features of a router. Participants will be introduced to basic routing principles, IP subnetting, and static and dynamic routing.
This course includes an optional 30-minute end of course knowledge assessment. Participants opting to take the assessment must also enroll in the Routing Technology - Knowledge Test (RTKT) when enrolling this instructor-led course.
After taking this course, participants should be able to:
- Describe the basic function of a router
- Perform IP subnetting for a network
- Identify Subnet IDs and broadcast IPs
- Configure static and dynamic routing
| Prerequisites: | None. |
| Audience: | Students needing an introduction to basic routing principles, IP subnetting, and static and dynamic routing. |
Course Outline
1. Routing Basics
- What is a router
- Broadcast domains and traffic
2. Routable Protocols
- What is IP
- IP address format
- IP subnetting
- IP address deployment
- Subnet ID and broadcast IP
3. Gateways
- Default gateway
- Local and remote traffic
4. Routing Tables
- Routing tables and their populations
- Static and dynamic routing
- Routing metrics
- Link state vs. vector routing
5. Other Features
- Classful and Classless routing
- Administrative distance
- Automatic and manual route summarization
- Network Address Translation
- Route redistribution
- Access Control Lists
Class Specifics
Duration: One day
Onsite classes are available (Minimum of six students is required)
Lecture-based, no hands-on lab activities
Class size: minimum six to a maximum of 12 students
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