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Linux, hardware, and network administration
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Module 8
Network Switching and Routing
1
Rack and Console: Initial Device Setup
Physically install a rack-mount switch or router and establish initial console access.
2
Configuring Managed Switch Fundamentals
Perform initial configuration on a managed switch, including hostname, management IP, and admin credentials.
3
VLAN Configuration: Segmenting Networks with Trunk and Access Ports
Configure VLANs on a switch to segment traffic and correctly configure trunk and access ports.
Router Interface Configuration
Configure interface settings on a router, including assigning IP addresses and descriptions.
Configuring Static Routes on Linux and Routers
Configure and verify a static route on a Linux system and a network router.
6
Dynamic Routing: OSPF vs. BGP
Explain the purpose of dynamic routing protocols (OSPF vs. BGP) and their primary use cases (internal vs. external).
7
NAT and Basic SNAT Configuration
Explain the function of NAT and configure basic SNAT (masquerading) on a Linux router to provide internet access.
8
STP: Preventing Loops and Understanding Port States
Describe how Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) prevents switching loops and identify its effect on port states.
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