TM257 Cisco networking (CCNA) Part 1
Virtual Day School Resource Pack -
Alternative Learning Experience
(ALE)
This item contains selected online content. It is for use alongside, not as a replacement for the module website, which is the primary study format and contains activities and resources that cannot be replicated in the printed versions.
TM257 – Cisco networking (CCNA
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TM257 Cisco networking (CCNA) Part 1
Virtual Day School Resource Pack -
Alternative Learning Experience
(ALE)
This item contains selected online content. It is for use alongside, not as a replacement for the module website, which is the primary study format and contains activities and resources that cannot be replicated in the printed versions.
TM257 – Cisco networking (CCNA) Part 1
Day School ALE Resource Pack
Contents
Introduction 3
1 Before you commence 4
2 Essential Guidance 5
3 The basic configuration 7
4 Building your network 8
4.1 Task 1: Router on a stick (10 marks) 8
4.2 Task 2: Static and default routes (5 marks) 9
4.3 Task 3: LAN Security (5 marks) 10
4.4 Task 4: DHCP (5 marks) 11
4.5 Task 5: EtherChannel (2 marks) 11
4.6 Task 6: SSH (3 marks) 11
5 Marking Grid – which you must submit 12
TM257 – Cisco networking (CCNA) Part 1 Virtual Day School Resource Pack (ALE)
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TM257 – Cisco networking (CCNA) Part 1 Day School Practical Resource Pack
Introduction 05/03/24
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Introduction
This pack is a take-home study pack to complement the day school that is part of TM257 Cisco networking (CCNA) Part 1. All of the material can be repeated in many settings, applied in a professional context or practised using Packet Tracer (with permission), live equipment or the NetLab+ system.
The version you retain must be either scanned or photographed and shared in your EMA submission – failure to complete this will mean that you will lose all marks for this EMA question.
Before you attempt the Alternative Learning Experience day school, please check that you can access the NetLabVE system, you have become used to its operation and you have set aside time to complete this task.
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