ICND2 3.0: WAN Topologies and Connectivity Overview/Description Expected Duration Lesson Objectives Course Number Expertise Level Overview/Description Today's networks span across the globe. To connect different geographical locations, you need to implement a wide area network. Build your foundational knowledge of WANs by learning about topologies, connectivity options, VPNs, and devices, as you prepare for the 200-105: Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices Part 2 certification exam.
Expected Duration (hours)
1.1
Lesson Objectives ICND2 3.0: WAN Topologies and Connectivity
identify the formula that determines the number of required connections between nodes
identify the type of WAN topology created when multiple routers are connected through another
recognize the WAN topology that offers a high level of redundancy
specify the type of connection created through a service provider in a P2P WAN
specify the WAN topology created when multiple routers have redundant connections to a single ISP
identify the device that populates the MPLS header with data when transmitting data across an MPLS WAN
identify the most appropriate use of PPPoE given a specific scenario
identify the type of VPN used when a single computer running local software connects to a remote network
recognize the appropriate cabling type for WANs in a Metro Ethernet network
recognize the benefits of an MPLS connection
specify the WAN topology most similar to an E-Tree Metro Ethernet WAN implementation
Course Number: it_ccnarstv_19_03_enus
Expertise Level
Intermediate