Cisco Routers for the Small Business

1. Getting To Know Your Router

2. Configuring Your Router

3. Configuring DSL Using PPPoE

4. Configuring a VPN Using IPSec

5. Beyond the Basics

6. Understanding Binary and Subnetting

7. Understanding VLSM Networking

8. Routing - What Routers Do Best

9. Sample Configuration: Cable Modem

10. Sample Configuration: DSL and PPPoE

11. Sample Configuration: IPSec VPN over DSL

12. CCNA CLI Command Reference

Jason Neumann started his career in the early 80's when he was still in high school. The IBM PC had not yet been invented and the spreadsheet was still a foreign concept to most people. He began by learning the C/PM and M/PM Operating Systems. They are the long outdated predecessors to MSDOS and Windows.

Later, Jason became interested in hardware and worked performing component level repairs on PC hardware. Back then it was still viable to repair rather than replace hardware. At that same time he began to develop an interest in AT&T's UNIX Operating System. It was one of the few true, multi-user, multi-tasking operating systems in those days.

In 1990 when Local Area Networking was just getting started, Jason changed his focus and began learning the Novell NetWare Operating System. In 1991 he became one of the first Novell CNEs in the state of Alaska. He has since followed the trends of the industry and added the necessary credentials to ensure a high quality of networking expertise for his clients.

Jason's CISCO and other networking credentials include:

CNA - Certified Novell Administrator (NetWare 3, 4 and 5)

CNE - Certified Novell Engineer (NetWare 3, 4, and 5)

MCP - Microsoft Certified Professional (WindowsNT/Windows Server 2003)

MCP+I - Microsoft Certified Professional + Internet (WindowsNT)

MCSA - Microsoft Certified System Administrator (Windows Server 2003)

MCSE - Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (WindowsNT)

CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate (since 1998)

Security+ CompTIA Security Plus (2007) Microsoft Small Business Specialist (SBS 2003)