Course Description:
After completing KeyStone’s Building Remote Access Networks course, you will be able to build, configure and troubleshoot a remote access network to interconnect central sites to branch offices and home offices. You will also learn how to control access to the central site, as well as to maximize bandwidth utilization over the remote links. Please Note: The original book bundled with this course is out of print and no longer included. Some of the quiz questions and answers for some of chapters in this courseware are therefore not included.

Trainer Information: Lou Rossi Sr.
After careers as a Wall Street programmer and high school math and science teacher, Louis D. Rossi earned his Novell CNE in 1993 followed by his Certified Novell Instructor (CNI) and Master CNE (MCND) in 1994. After teaching 1000s of students in his Novell classes he received his Certified Cisco Systems Instructor Certification (CCSI) and began teaching for the World’s largest Cisco Training Partner. While performing Cisco Training, he founded with his two sons CCPrep.com in 1997. CCPrep.com now has over 40,000 members and offers many products designed to help students receive their Cisco Certifications. While building CCPrep.com over the years he has obtained his Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), Cisco Certified Design Associate (CCDA), Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP), and Cisco Certified Design Professional (CCDP) certifications. He can still be found teaching classes with CCPrep.com.

1.0 OC SI WAN CONNECTIONS
1.1 OC WAN Connection Types

2.0 OC SI CABLING THE WAN
2.1 OC Site Cabling
2.2 OC Verifying Installation
2.3 OC Router Interfaces

3.0 ASYNCHRONOUS MODEM CONNECTIONS
3.1 OC Modem Standards
3.2 OC 232 Standard
3.3 OC Modem Operation/Null Modem
3.4 OC RJ-45 Wiring
3.5 OC Chat Scripts
3.6 OC 2511 Demo
3.7 OC Modem Modulation Standards/Modem Databases
3.8 OC Modem Configuration

1.0 OC SI PPP
1.1 OC PPP Mechanisms and Components
1.2 OC Access Server Configuration
1.3 OC LCP Options
1.4 OC Sum Up Demo 2 takes

2.0 OC SI CONFIGURING WINDOWS FOR A DIAL UP CONNECTION
2.1 D

3.0 OC SI ISDN DIAL ON DEMAND ROUTING
3.1 OC ISDN Overview
3.2 OC Configuring ISDN 2 takes
3.3 OC DDR
3.4 OC Optional Call Configuration
3.5 OC Static Route Configuration
3.6 OC Default Route
3.7 OC Static Route/Passive Interface
3.8 OC PRI Configuration
3.9 OC Verifying ISDN

4.0 OC DIALER PROFILES AND ROTARY GROUPS
4.1 OC Rotary Groups
4.2 OC Dialer Profiles

1.0 OC SI CISCO 700 SERIES
1.1 OC Profiles

2.0 OC SI X.25
2.1 OC Virtual Circuits 2 takes
2.2 OC X.21 Addressing 2 takes
2.3 OC Configuring X.25
2.4 OC Optional Configuration

3.0 OC FRAME RELAY
3.1 OC Frame Relay Operation
3.2 OC Frame Signaling
3.3 OC Basic Configuration Tasks 3 takes
3.4 OC Verification of Configuration 1 restart
3.5 OC Frame-relay Topologies 2 takes
3.6 OC Frame-relay Terminology
3.7 OC Traffic Shaping 3 takes

4.0 OC SI BACKUP LINKS 2 Takes
4.1 OC When the Primary Fails
4.2 OC Load Configuration
4.3 OC Floating Static
4.4 OC Dialer Profiles
4.5 OC Load Sharing

1.0 OC SI Queuing/Compression
1.1 OC Queuing Methods
1.2 OC Configuration of Priority Queue
1.3 OC Custom Queuing
1.4 OC Priority Queuing
1.5 OC Compression 2 takes
1.6 OC Configuring Compression

2.0 OC SI NAT 2 takes
2.1 OC NAT Configuration
2.2 OC PAT/Overload Configuration

3.0 OC SI AAA
3.1 OC Components of AAA
3.2 OC TACACS+ and Radius
3.3 OC Enabling AAA
3.4 OC Authentication for PPP
3.5 OC Login Authentication 2 takes
3.6 OC Authorization 3 takes
3.7 OC Accounting