Posted on 07 November 2009
Remember the parts of an IP address for each class.
You need to remember that a Class A IP address is viewed as network.node.node.node, a Class B IP address is shown as network.network.node.node, and a Class C is shown as network.network.network.node. Read the full story
Posted on 06 November 2009
Know how to identify a standard access list.
Standard access lists can filter only by source address. Also, they cannot filter by protocol or port. Read the full story
Posted on 06 November 2009
This section looks at a router with a clean configuration. First we walk through and erase the startup-config file stored in NVRAM. After that, we look at the default configuration of a router. Read the full story