After completing Cisco CCDA: Designing LANs, the user should be able to:

	List the limitations of cabling and hardware
	Determine the LAN equipment for your design
	Design a remote LAN
	Design a small LAN
	Design a large LAN in one building
	Design a campus LAN

10 Mbps Ethernets

	Rules of design
	Ethernets
	10Base5
	10Base2
	10Base-T
	10Base-F
	Summary table

100- and 1000-Mbps Ethernets

	100Base-T network specifications
	100Base-T summary table
	Gigabit Ethernet specifications
	Gigabit summary table
	100VG-AnyLAN specifications
	100VG-AnyLAN summary table

Additional Hardware Rules

	Rules of design
	Token Rings
	FDDIs
	Summary table

Choosing Hardware

	Choices of LAN devices
	Cisco Hardware

Examples of LAN Designs

	Types of small and mid-sized LANs
	An example of long-term designing

This course has the following features:

	Exercises that allow users to explore how a course topic applies to network design
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Activities that allow users to apply concepts in an interactive questioning environment
	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

	Cisco CCNA certification or equivalent experience
	Cisco CCDA: Internetworking Review (CCDA01)
	Cisco CCDA: LAN Networking (CCDA02)
	Cisco CCDA: WAN Networking (CCDA03)
	Cisco CCDA: Introduction to Design (CCDA04)
	Cisco CCDA: Examining Existing Networks (CCDA05)

	Cisco CCDA: Designing WANs (CCDA07)
	Cisco CCDA: Specific Design Issues (CCDA08)
	Cisco CCDA: Optimizing by Design (CCDA09)
	Cisco CCDA: Testing and Managing (CCDA10)

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