CID

Cisco Internetwork Design (CID 3.0) General Info Exam #: 640-025 Status: Active Time Limit: 120 min. Passing Score: 65 # of Questions: 100 Format: Form-based Certifications: CCDP Cost:   Available Languages: English Objectives The following topics are general guidelines for the content likely to be included on the Cisco Internetwork Design exam. However, other related topics may also appear on any specific delivery of the exam. Introduction to Internetwork Design Analyze a customer network to determine requirements based on technology, administration, and business issues Apply internetworking technology concepts based on the Layer 2/3 services of the OSI model to a network design Implement a scalable, manageable, high performance Campus design based on the hierarchical model Deploy TCP/IP addressing, routing, and security features in a network design Implement WAN designs for LAN to LAN and remote access connectivity that are scalable, manageable, and cost effective Integrate voice and video into a network design Identify fundamental business drivers and issues behind elegant network design List Quality of Service and its features which provide better and more predictable network service Identify key QoS requirements and solutions Identify components of a basic QoS architecture and the functions performed by edge and backbone routers List the key reasons for deploying Cisco IOS QoS Campus LAN Design Describe the use of a Layer 2 switched with back bone Describe the major systems used to provision WAN bandwidth Applying internet technologies concepts based on the Layer 2/3 services of the OSI model to a network design Implement a scalable, manageable, high performance Campus design based on the hierarchical model TCP/IP Network Design Understand the two-tiered physical architecture of IP addresses and how network addresses are advertised Recognize Class A, Class B, and Class C IPv4 addresses Describe subnet masks, VLSM, and CIDR: three extensions to IP developed to improve the efficiency of the 32-bit address space Identify the characteristics of various routing protocols Identify the major performance and scalability characteristics of the most common IP routing protocols (RIP, IGRP, EIGRP, OSPF, and BGP) List the design activities critical to a successful OSPF implementation Define the relationship EIGRP to IGRP Describe the components of EIGRP Identify key EIGRP data structures and DUAL concepts Desktop Protocol Design Identify the major characteristics of the AppleTalk routing options Identify the major characteristics of the Novell NetWare routing options WAN Design Describe the major systems used to provision WAN bandwidth Identify the factors to consider when selecting devices and service providers for an enterprise WAN design Define key Frame Relay terms Describe Inverse ARP and the AutoInsall Feature Describe the frame relay designed topologies Use Frame Relay design topologies Describe Frame Relay implementation considerations Identify key ATM design considerations Define key ATM terms Identify fundamental characteristics of the ATM process Describe ATM LANE features Describe the basic use of Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) Describe ISDN and how it can be used to support remote access Describe how cable modems can be used to support remote access Describe how Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) can be used to support remote access Define Virtual Private Network (VPN) and its primary benefits Describe the essential elements of a VPN solution Describe the basic components of VPN security Describe basic VPN services, including WAN bandwidth management, QoS, network management, and platform scalability Identify the common architectures for VPNs Describe the PCM process for encoding an analog signal into a digital stream of 1s and 0s Define local loops, trunks, and interswitch communications Describe the types of PSTN signaling methods Describe voice signaling types Define VoFR/ATM.IP terms Identify key voice over packet network design considerations Describe the phases of an IP Telephony call SNA Design Identify the physical media options in a campus network environment Describe transparent bridging in a campus network environment Describe spanning trees and their use in a campus network environment Identify the two types of BPDUs Describe VLANs and the needs they meet Describe the key Cisco features available for campus networking Define the key terms related to Layer 3 switching Describe the use of Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) in a campus network environment Define Integrated Routing and Bridging (IRB) Addressing Security Issues Define basic terms used in the security arena Describe key vulnerabilities to internetwork security Identify basic security threats which form the basis of security policies