Designing for Cisco Internetwork Solutions (DESGN) (Authorized CCDA Self-Study
Guide) (Exam 640-863)
Second Edition
Copyright © 2008 Cisco Systems, Inc.
ISBN-10: 1-58705-272-5
ISBN-13: 978-1-58705-272-9
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Corrections for all Printings
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xxviii Reads:
Correction
Should read:
NOTE We assume that you understand the
NOTE Chapter 9 includes some material from the
wireless networking material in the Cisco
BCMSN Cisco Press title just mentioned, as an
Press book just mentioned. IN Chapter 9, we introduction to wireless technology.
include some material from that book as an
introduction to wireless technology. Refer to
the Cisco Press BCMSN book for more
detailed information.
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97
Chapter 2, Second Paragraph, second
sentence
Reads: This section introduces the Cisco
Vision and Framework that enable customers
to build a more intelligent network
infrastructure. the Cisco SONA architectural
framework shifts the view of the network
from a pure traffic transport-oriented view
toward a service- and application-oriented
view.
Chapter 2, First complete sentence, first
paragraph
Reads: This information can be collected
manually using the Cisco IOS software show
ip cache flow command.
97
Adding two NOTEs under second bullet point
Should read:
This section introduces the Cisco Vision and
Framework that enable customers to build a more
intelligent network infrastructure. The Cisco SONA
architectural framework shifts the view of the
network from a pure traffic transport-oriented view
toward a service- and application-oriented view.
Should read:
This information can be collected manually using
the Cisco IOS software show ip cache [verbose]
flow command.
Add:
NOTE Adding the verbose keyword in the show
ip cache command displays a detailed summary of
the NetFlow accounting data, including the Type of
Service (ToS) settings, which may be used for QoS.
NOTE Netflow accounting is disabled by default.
Use the ip flow {ingress | egress} command in
interface or subinterface configuration mode to
enable Netflow accounting for inbound (received)
or outbound (transmitted) network traffic.
352
Chapter 5, Table 5-7, under column
Hardware, first field
Should read:
3560, 3750
539
Reads: 800,1800, 2800, 3800, 7200
Chapter 8, third paragraph, first sentence
565
Reads: Traffic shaping and traffic policing,
also referred to as committed access rate,
are similar mechanisms in that they both
inspect traffic and take action based on the
various characteristics of that traffic.
Chapter 9
Traffic shaping and traffic policing, also referred to
as committed access rate (CAR), are similar
mechanisms in that they both inspect traffic and
take action based on the various characteristics of
that traffic.
Should Read:
Reads:
NOTE As noted in the introduction to this
book, we assume that you understand the
wireless networking material in the Cisco
Press title Building Cisco Multilayer Switched
Networks (BCMSN) (Authorized Self-Study
Guide), 4th Edition, ISBN 1-58705-273-3.
This section includes some material from that
book as an introduction to wireless
technology. Refer to that Cisco Press BCMSN
title for more detailed information.
This section includes some material form the Cisco
Press title Building Cisco Multilayer Switched
Networks (BCMSN) (Authorized Self-Study Guide),
4th Edition, ISBN 1-58705-273-3, as an
introduction to wireless technology.
570
Chapter 9, last line of sidebar: Gain
Should read:
595
Reads: EIRP (dBm) = Transmit Radio Power
(dBm) – cable loss (dB) – antenna gain (dBi)
Chapter 9, Figure 9-16
EIRP (dBm) = Transmit Radio Power (dBm) – cable
loss (dB) + antenna gain (dBi)
Should show as:
Shows: The left three dotted lines for Port 1
that go to the Management Interface Primary
Port 1 Backup Port 2.
The left three dotted lines should go to the middle box “AP
MANAGER Interface”, “Primary Port 1, Backup Port 2”.
Should read:
665
726
726
Chapter 10, Table 10-1, Title of Last Column
Should read:
Reads: Risk Index (P*S)/C (Value
Between 1 and 9)
Risk Index (P*S)/C (Value Between 1/3 and
9
Appendix A, Missing Item column, fifth row
down
Should read:
What are the IP multicast requirements?
Reads: What are the QoS requirements?
Appendix A,
Insert:
Insert row above ‘What are the IP multicast
requirements?”
Under Missing Item: What are the QOS
requirements?
Under Comments and Assumptions: ACMC is
not aware of what QoS is.
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