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Building Cisco Multi-layer Switching Networks (BCMSN)

  • Version 2.0
  • Code: 640-504
  • Question: ±79 items
    • Many command questions
    • ±1 type-in questions verifying router configuration
    • ±1 match questions for basic switching principles
  • Duration: 90 minutes (120 for non English)
  • Passing score: 699 of 1000
  • Characteristics
    • Review: No
    • Multiple choice (The number stated if more than one answer)
    • Non-adaptive
    • No Calculator
    • Recommended re-certification after 2 years
  • Emphasized subjects
    • CGMP
    • Cisco Fundamentals
    • Multicast
    • Multilayer Switching
    • Spanning Tree
    • Switching Interconnectivity
    • Troubleshooting
    • Trunking
    • VLAN Operations
  • Exam Fee: US$ 100

Exam Topics

CGMP

  1. Enable CGMP on the distribution layer devices
  2. Describe the functionality of CGMP

    Cisco Fundamentals

  3. Identify the correct Cisco Systems product solution given a set of network switching requirements

    Multicast

  4. Describe how switches facilitate Multicast Traffic
  5. Translate Multicast Addresses into MAC addresses

    Multilayer Switching

  6. Identify the components necessary to effect multi-layer switching
  7. Apply flow masks to influence the type of MLS cache
  8. Describe layer 2, 3, 4 and multiplayer switching
  9. Verify existing flow entries in the MLS cache
  10. Describe how MLS functions on a switch
  11. Configure a switch to participate in multiplayer switching

    Spanning Tree

  12. Describe Spanning Tree
  13. Configure the switch devices to improve Spanning Tree Convergence in the network
  14. Identify Cisco Enhancement that improve Spanning Tree Convergence
  15. Configure a switch device to Distribute Traffic on Parallel Links

    Switching Interconnectivity

  16. Provide physical connectivity between two devices within a switch block
  17. Provide connectivity from an end user station to an access layer device
  18. Provide connectivity between two network devices
  19. Configure a switch for initial operation

    Troubleshooting

  20. Apply IOS command set to diagnose and troubleshoot a switched network problems

    Trunking

  21. Describe the different Trunking Protocols
  22. Configure Trunking on a switch
  23. Maintain VLAN configuration consistency in a switched network
  24. Configure the VLAN Trunking Protocol
  25. Describe the VTP Trunking Protocol

    VLAN Operations

  26. Describe LAN segmentation using switches
  27. Configure a VLAN
  28. Ensure broadcast domain integrity by establishing VLANs
  29. Facilitate InterVLAN Routing in a network containing both switches and routers
  30. Identify the network devices required to effect InterVLAN routing

Legacy Exam Topics

Exam Objectives

  1. Overall CLSC Course Objectives
    • Describe the major features of the Catalyst switches.
    • Describe the architecture and functions of the major components of the Catalyst switches.
    • Place Catalyst series switches in a network for optimal performance benefit.
    • Use the command-line menu or menu-driven interface to configure the Catalyst series switches and their switching modules.
    • Use the command-line menu or menu-driven interface to configure trunks, virtual LAN’s, and ATM LAN Emulation.
    • Maintain Catalyst series switches and perform basic troubleshooting.
  2. Introduction to Switching Concepts
    • Describe the advantages of LAN segmentation
    • Describe LAN segmentation using bridges
    • Describe LAN segmentation using routers
    • Describe LAN segmentation using switches
    • Name and describe two switching methods
    • Describe full and half-duplex Ethernet operation
    • Describe Token Ring switching concept
  3. Virtual LANs
  4. Placing Catalyst 5000 Series Switches in Your Network
  5. Catalyst 5000 Series Switch
  6. Catalyst 5000 Series Switch Product Architecture
  7. Catalyst 5000 Series Switch Hardware
  8. Configuring Catalyst 5000 Series Switches
  9. Managing the Catalyst 5000 Series Switch Family
  10. Troubleshooting the Catalyst 5000 Series Switches
  11. Catalyst 5000 Series Switch FDDI Module
  12. Introduction to ATM LAN Emulation
    • Define LAN emulation
    • Describe the LAN Emulation components
    • Describe the start-up procedure of a LAN Emulation Client
    • Describe how one LEC establishes communication with another LEC
    • Discuss how internetworking is achieved in a LANE environment
  13. Catalyst 5000 Series Switch ATM LANE Module
  14. Configuring the Catalyst 5000 Series Switch ATM LANE Module
  15. Catalyst 1900 and Catalyst 2820 Hardware
  16. Catalyst 1900 and Catalyst 2820 Features
  17. Configuring Catalyst 1900 and Catalyst 2820 Switches
  18. Catalyst 3000 Series Switches
  19. Configuring the Catalyst 3000 Series Switches
  20. Maintaining the Catalyst 1900 and Catalyst 2820 Switches
  21. Troubleshooting the Catalyst 3000 Series Switches
   

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