Sans Bound

SANSBOUND SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD. No 6, Shriram Building, Rangarajapuram 2nd Street Corporation Colony, Kodambakkam, Chennai – 600 024 Tel : 9500 191 303 / 304

COURSE MAPPED TO CCNA

CCNA lab setup with more than 300 Cisco Routers

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CCNA High-tech Class Room with more than 150 Cisco Routers

Sansbound Digital Auditorium with more than 150 Cisco Routers

Sans Bound solutions private ltd, located at Chennai has been successfully imparting training in high end networking courses. Sans Bound Solutions Pvt. Ltd is a training center focused on Networking and Network security related courses. We offer many training programs in networking that lead to International Certifications. We also have our own certification programs, which are recognized by the Industry. Out goal is to develop our Institute as a center for technical excellence with state of art lab facilities. For the past three years, in our quest to reach our goral, we have been constantly upgrading our lab facilities. We can proudly say that we were able to win the trust of the major networking

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companies, colleges and students in and around Chennai.

Out student database,

corporate training programs and placement records stand as a testimony for our performance. We believe in performance accountability. Faculty: The members of our faculty are very well trained and updated on a regular basis through our internal programs. The performance of the faculty is also monitored by very effective feedback system. Our trainers have strong commitment for quality in both content and service. Lab facilities: We believe in the age-old saying that “PRACTICE MAKES A MAN PERFECT” and it is really true with a subject like networking. We offer lab facility from 7am to 11pm, with the lab coordinators working in two shifts.

With about 200 systems, 150 routers, 4

multiplayer switches, 2 ISDN simulators and other high-end lab equipments our institute stands a class apart.

The students are

encourages to practice on real time lab scenarios (Topologies) for all the networking courses we offer in our Institute.

The Salient Features of Sansbound are: 1. 7 day orientation program covering basics.

2. 7am-11pm labs open all days including Saturday & Sunday. 3. All programs train with real time case studies 4. Not just simulations, participants enable, administer and troubleshoot router, switches, and firewall, IDS etc in real time environment.

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5. Each student allotted 6 routers to gain hands on experience on 22 different case studies for CCNA 6. Students allowed repeating the classes any number of times free of cost. 7. Facility for revision of all the labs designed for the course 8. Labs are not abstract; they are based on well conceptualized case studies.

9. A real time case study with 32 routers will be demonstrated for all old and new students based on the free invitation from Sansbound.

10. During class hours preparatory exams conducted for the students.

COURSE: NETWORKING WITH CISCO

Topics Covered TCP/IP: TCP/IP is the transport protocol used on the Internet. This module covers the fundamentals of TCP/IP like IP Address, NID, HID, Subnet Mask, Class -A, Class- B, Class - C Networks and their identification, Number of Class -A, Class- B, Class - C networks, number of hosts in each of the networks. Sub netting: To improve the network performance the network can be divided into different broadcast domains By a technique called Subnetting. Some bits from the host Id will be converted into network id bits .The performance of the network is improved by limiting the broadcast packets of the Subnet within the subnet. This module introduces the student to the concept of subnettng.

Routing: Every system configured with an IP Address has a routing table in which routes are defined for different networks. When the packets have to be routed from one network to another a router is required .The routers maintain the routing tables and help the packets

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reach the destination. This module introduces the student to the STATIC and DYNAMIC routing issues OSI Reference Model: Open System Interconnection Reference model gives guidelines to different vendors so that their products can interoperate with each other. The functionality of all the 7 layers will be explained .How encapsulation helps different layers talk to each other will be explained with emphasis on the importance of the Hardware Addresses and IP Addresses.

Cisco Router Configuration: Command Line Interface: The user mode, privilege mode, global configuration mode and the specific configuration modes are explained .How many ways a router can be accessed and how to restrict access with passwords will also explained. Routing Protocols RIP, IGRP, OSPF, EIGRP: The configuration of router for both static and dynamic routing is explained .The distance vector routing protocols like RIP, IGRP are explained .The metrics used, the problems of dynamic routing and their remedies are explained. Access – Lists: The router acting as a packet filter can allow or deny the packets access to the networks. The router can act as a security guard sitting at the gate trying to check as to who is entering the network and who is leaving the network. The definitions we give the router in checking the packets are called as Access - Lists .How to configure the router for Standard and Extended access -lists will also be explained. IPX / SPX: IPX / SPX is the transport protocol used in Novell networks. this module covers the issues related to configuration of IPX / SPX on a Cisco router .The different frame types and the configuration of Access Lists is also discussed . Wide Area Networking: The geographically disperse networks of an enterprise can be connected by any third party network thus forming a WAN .The encapsulating protocols like HDLC , PPP ,Frame - Relay are explained . Enabling authentication between the routers with PAP and CHAP are explained. Frame relay DLCI numbers and how the PVC’s are created is explained.

The importance of ISDN, terminology, Basic rate and primary rate ISDN, and configuring a router for Dial on Demand routing (DDR) are also explained.

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Booting: The hardware of the router, the configuration register value, and boot field will be explained .How the ISO is loaded into the memory and how the configuration file is taken from the NVRAM is also explained. Collision Domains and Broadcast Domains: The functionality of the HUB, SWITCH, and ROUTER will be explained. Router increases the number of collision domains and how a router increases the number of broadcast domains and there by improve the network performance will be explained. Switching: The various functions of the switch and in how many modes it can run will be explained .The concept of Logical broadcast domains, VLANS is discussed. Loop avoidance with spanning Tree Protocol is also discussed. New Syllabus Topics: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Voice over IP DNS DHCP VPN Wireless Network IP Version 6

Duration: Normal Track

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/2 hours a day:

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/2 months (Monday-

Saturday) Fast Track : 40 days 3 hrs a day (Monday- Friday only)(10am – 1pm) Super fast Track : 22 days (Monday- Friday only)(10am – 5pm) Weekend : 10 weeks (Saturday & Sundays)(10am – 5pm)

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COURSE MAPPED TO MCSE Exam 70 – 290: Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment 1. Installing windows 2003 server. 2. Installing a domain controller 3. Disk management and RAID concepts 4. Managing a domain controller 5. File permissions, Group policy object, Effective file permissions 6. File server, Print server 7. Terminal services 8. Remote Installation services 9. Software update services 10. Backup and Restore Exam 70 – 291: Implementing, Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

TCP/IP (OSI Layer Model) Routing Logic DHCP NetBIOS Naming System WINS DNS Network Address Translation Virtual Private Network (VPN) Maintaining Dialup Services

Exam 70 – 293: Planning and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure. 1. Planning Network implementation strategy in terms of routing DHCP, DNS, WINS and IP Sec for a Microsoft Windows Network.

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Exam 70 – 294: Planning, Implementing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Understanding Active Directory Replication Understanding inter site replication Configuring Bridge-head servers Automatic Software Installation using GPO Understanding ADS Trust Relationship Backup and Restore Active Directories

7. Understanding Flexible Single Master Operation (FSMO) roles 8. Active Directory Tools 9. Monitoring Troubleshooting Active Directory Replication

Exam 70 – 270: Installing, Configuring and Administrator Microsoft Windows XP Professional 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

Installation: Unattended, Remote and from media Managing User Profiles etc Windows Professional Personal firewall Power Management Internet Connectivity Managing Certificates Configuring XP client for remote access Configuring clients for software update services Configuring XP professional to participate in windows 2003 Domain Troubleshooting booting issues Configuring Internet Explorer Security Settings Hardware Profiles Installing Configuring and Troubleshooting hardware devices.

Exam 70 – 284: Designing a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Organization. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Installing Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 Migrating from 5.5, 2000 to exchange server 2003 Creating mail enabled users and mail box enables users Configuring multiple addresses to users Understanding Microsoft e-mail clients

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6. Understanding mail box backup, recovery storage group and mail box recovery 7. Creating maintaining and managing public folders 8. Configuring recipient policies for Microsoft Exchange Server 9. Configuring Microsoft Exchange Clusters Managing Exchange Mobile Access Configuring https for Microsoft outlook web access

Exam 70 – 298: Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network 1. 2. 3. 4.

Understanding Network Security in Microsoft Networks Hardening Microsoft operating System Understanding threats and ways to avoid attacks Plan and implement an effective network security policy.

Please contact Office for details and customized batches Other Courses at Sansbound: CCNA ; CCNP ; CCSP ; RHCE; MCSE; Checkpoint Firewall ; CEH **********************************

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