CCNA Routing and Switching - 100 % Physical (Real) Lab

Name: CCNA Routing and Switching - 100 % Physical (Real) Lab
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Learn from the Expert with Real Practical Examples and Problem Solutions.

Created byAdnan Ibrahim

Last updated 7/2019

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What you'll learn

Be sure when you complete this CCNA routing and switching course, you will have enough practical knowledge using physical (real) Cisco routers and switches to manage Cisco routers and switches for medium and large network infrastructures.
This CCNA course focuses on how you can configure a network infrastructure for any company from scratch and provide the required troubleshooting needs.
When you complete this training , you will be ready to apply for the official Cisco CCNA routing and switching exam.
Configuring physical CISCO routers and switches is different. This course you will provide you with enough technical experience to answer the technical questions for a network engineer position job interview.

Course content

3 sections • 25 lectures • 11h 23m total length

Course Outlines7:08
Explore practical lab topics from Ethernet cable preparation and IP addressing to static routing, routing protocols, and network security using Cisco routers and switches.

Lesson 1 : The OSI and TCP/IP Networking Models13:36
Lesson 2 : Internetworking ( Ethernet Networking & Ethernet Cabling )14:43
Lesson 3 : Introduction to TCP/IP ( IP Addressing )32:43
Explore the fundamentals of ip addressing, classful networks, and subnet masks, and learn how network id and host id determine direct communication and default gateway roles.
Lesson 4 : Subnetting, Variable Length Subnet Masks , and Troubleshooting TCP/IP25:16
Explore subnetting concepts and variable length subnet masks, troubleshoot tcp/ip, and apply network and host calculations using two to the power n minus two with private and public ip examples.
Lesson 5 : Cisco Internetworking Operating System (IOS)38:12
Lesson 6 : Switch Administrative Configurations & Router Interfaces25:51
Lesson 7 : Remote Connection & Backing Up and Restoring the Cisco Configuration.34:15
Learn to remotely connect to Cisco devices via Telnet, configure static IP addresses, back up and restore startup configurations using an FTB server, and manage Telnet sessions.
Lesson 8 : Backing Up and Restoring the Cisco Image Operating System (IOS)19:33
Back up the Cisco IOS image from flash memory to an FTB server and preserve the startup configuration; restore from the FTB server to flash memory and boot successfully.
Lesson 9 : CISCO Router Troubleshooting - Password Recovery13:18
Learn how to recover Cisco router passwords by booting in ROMmon, setting the configuration register to 0x2142 to bypass startup-config, loading the startup-config into running-config, and restoring normal startup.
Lesson 10 : CISCO Switch Troubleshooting - Password Recovery12:45
Lesson 11 : Checking Network Connectivity and Troubleshooting34:43
Learn to check network connectivity and troubleshoot with Cisco discovery protocol commands, verify IP configuration and default gateway, and test reachability across Cisco routers and switches via Telnet.
Lesson 12 : IP Routing - Static Routing29:51
This lesson demonstrates using static routing to connect devices across subnets by configuring routers with static routes and next-hop information, building routing tables, and testing connectivity with ping and telnet.
Lesson 13 : IP Routing – Dynamic Routing (Routing Information Protocol : RIP)42:32
Discover how dynamic routing with rip automatically builds and updates routing tables by exchanging routes between routers, replacing static methods with route poisoning and loop avoidance in classless rip v2.
Lesson 14 : IP Routing - EIGRP & OSPF Routing Protocols1:05:54
Discover how EIGRP and OSPF interior routing protocols build dynamic routing tables, compare distance-vector and link-state approaches, and use metrics, updates, and topology to shape path selection.
Lesson 15 : Security Firewall and Access List Configurations35:16
Lesson 16 : Network Address Translation (NAT)22:28
Explore NAT concepts, including static and dynamic NAT, private inside local to public outside global mappings, and NAT testing and troubleshooting.
Lesson 17 : Internet Protocol Version 6 ( IPv6 )53:51
Lesson 18 : Layer 2 Switching and Spanning Tree Protocol ( STP )37:02
Explore layer 2 switching and the spanning tree protocol to prevent loops using a router bridge, blocking ports, designated and route ports, and mac address tables.
Lesson 19 : Virtual LANs ( VLANs )48:12
Segment networks with virtual LANs across switches to separate end users and servers. Configure VLANs, ports, trunk and access modes, 802.1Q tagging, and VTB domain coordination for management.
Lesson 20 : DHCP Configuration27:14
Configure DHCP to automate IP addressing by setting up a DHCP server, creating per-subnet pools with ranges, gateways, DNS, and lease times, and validating with DHCP discover, offer, and acknowledgement.
Lesson 21 : Implementing Wide Area Networks23:27
Implement wide area networks by connecting branch offices over public networks with site-to-site, point-to-point links, using serial interfaces, PPP encapsulation, and CHAP or PAP authentication.
Lesson 22 : CCNA Exam Preparation14:10
This lesson gives you knowledge about the exam content, exam samples, exam policies and how you may schedule your exam.

Sample of Lesson 65:30
Configure ip addresses on Cisco router interfaces, enabling g0/0, connect via console, set subnet masks, configure the laptop, and verify connectivity with ping.
Sample of Lesson 76:09
Learn to remotely manage Cisco routers and switches via telnet, including initial static IP setup, remote configuration, multi-session access, and saving configurations for real world lab setups.

Requirements

Basic computer knowledge.

Description

At the end of this CCNA course, be sure you will have enough practical techniques and experience to manage Cisco routers and switches and you will have the required technical skills to work as a network engineer and pass any technical interview for this position.

The following make this course distinguished :

The course content focuses on the practical part where we will be using modern physical (real) Cisco routers and switches which you will find at your work environment.
You will be able to build a network infrastructure for a company having one or many branches.
You will know how to maintain and troubleshoot Cisco routers and switches like backup and restore configuration, fix operating system problems and password recovery solutions.
You will learn how to secure your network infrastructure from internal or external attacks using various security techniques for your Cisco routers and switchers.
You will learn how to prepare for the CCNA exam, how you can get an exam sample and how to schedule the CCNA exam.

Who this course is for:

Computer Science students, IT students, IT support , and everyone curious to know more about network infrastructure.

CCNA Routing and Switching - 100 % Physical (Real) Lab

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