I must show to students how router configuration relates to the Internet, which is a global internetwork made possible by routers. Students will learn the difference between WANs and LANs, and will identify WAN connections, encapsulations, and protocols.
Goals:
Students who complete this module should be able to:
- Identify organizations responsible for WAN standards
- Explain the difference between WANs and LANs and the types of addresses they use
- Describe the role of a router in a WAN
- Identify internal components of a router and describe their functions
- Describe the physical characteristics of a router
- Connect Ethernet, serial WAN, and console ports
At the end of each module they shall do the Cisco Systems exam.
Strategies:
- Use powerpont presentations
- Read the Cisco Systems curriculum
- Use the simulator Packet Tracer
- Work with the Cisco bundle of routers and switches
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