Cisco CCNA IPv4 Tutorial: Everything You Need!

Name: Cisco CCNA IPv4 Tutorial: Everything You Need!
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This course is geared for Cisco's, CCNA (200-120 & 125) certification exam. It will enhance your understanding of IPv4.

Created byLazaro (Laz) Diaz

Last updated 11/2018

English

What you'll learn

Subnet in your head
Once you finish my course on IP’s, you will have a strong grasp of IPv4. Students will be able to create and implement an IP addressing
The understanding of IP’s is an essential element for a Network Professional. This course will prepare you for any networking certification
IP is the core of networking and mastering this knowledge will make you efficient, valuable and an asset in a Networking environment.

Course content

9 sections • 28 lectures • 6h 33m total length

Attacking an IPv4 Addressing Lab16:24
In this course not only will you learn how to subnet this fast but much more.
Introduction to the IPv4 Course1:58
This Lecture will explain the importance of this course, for those seeking careers in the networking field.
What is an IP Address?6:27
This Lecture will explain why we need IP addresses, what is there format, and where would you assign them.
Special IP Addresses15:44
This lecture will explains certain unique IP addresses such as NetID, Boadcast Address, LoopBack address, Broadcast Address, Multicast Address and the APIPA.
Classes Of IP addresses25:39
This Lecture will discuss the different classes of IP addresses, what ranges they have, and default mask. Also we take a look at the Private IP range as well.
The Subnetmask9:49
This Lecture will discuss the purpose and the importance of the subnetmask.

CIDR to Dotted Decimal conversions9:35
This Lecture will show you how to convert from CIDR notation to Dotted Decimal notation or reverse by using the Bit to Decimal table.
Plan your IP structure17:26
This Lecture discusses the importance of planning and documenting your IP infrastructure.
Assign your IP to your PC's9:05
This Lecture will show you how to access your TCP/IP properties and assign IP's, gateways, DNS and advanced features

Subnet using Class "C" Address27:29
This lecture will explain the how you would subnet using a class "C" address. You will be working in the last octet of the address. We will use the diagram we learned from previous lecture.
Subnet using Class "B" Address19:10
This lecture will explain the how you would subnet using a class "B" address. You will be working in the 3rd octet of the address. We will use the diagram we learned from previous lecture.
Subnet using Class "A" Address16:37
This lecture will explain the how you would subnet using a class "A" address. You will be working in the 2nd octet of the address. We will use the diagram we learned from previous lecture.

What is wildcard masking?4:36
This lecture briefly explains what a wildcard mask is and what it looks like.
Calculating the wildcard mask7:55
This lesson will show you how easy it is to calculate a wildcard mask using our subnetting diagram
Wildcard mask using OSPF8:36
This lecture will show how you would use a wildcard mask when configuring OSPF to advertise a network on the particular interface
Wildcard Mask using OSPF8:36
Wildcard mask using an access-list9:52
This lecture will show how you would use a wildcard mask when configuring an access-list to either block a host or an entire network.
Wildcard Mask using an Access-List9:52
This lecture will show how you would use a wildcard mask when configuring an access-list to either block a host or an entire network.

Requirements

A basic understanding of networks

Description

This course is over 6 hours in length and will cover all aspects of IPv4. Students will learn IP addressing, Subnetting, VLSM, Route Summarization, and Wildcard Masking. The course will also show students how to assign IP addresses to PC’s and Routers. Students will gain an understanding of the TCP/IP properties such as gateways, DNS, WINS, and the use of alternate addresses.

DISCLAIMER: Please note that the simulators/emulators used in this course are not part of the course. It is the students responsibility to have these to practice with. The Cisco Packet Tracer and/or VIRAL (Virtual Internet Routing Lab) are Cisco proprietary software and can only be obtained through Cisco. It is up to each student to obtain the simulator/emulator of their choice to study along with this course.

This is a lecture based course using a whiteboard and hands on labs using Cisco’s Packet Tracer. My method will make you feel like you are sitting in a classroom environment and give you some hands on experience.

Handouts and labs will be available to facilitate learning and practice.

My IP course will help you in becoming comfortable with, not only IPv4, but it will also help you in preparing for any networking certification and Computer Science Degrees; not to mention the fact, that for those that are already working in the field, it will help you in calculating IP addresses without a calculator. This method should expedite the way you convert in order to make you faster, better and stronger!

(Please always check the ANNOUNCEMENTS section for new updates and events, since I am always letting you guys know of my newest and latest endeavors!)

Who this course is for:

This course is intended for anyone that is preparing for a network certification or Computer Science Degrees. But it goes beyond that, it is also intended for those Network Professionals that are already in the field and need to master IPv4.

Cisco CCNA IPv4 Tutorial: Everything You Need!

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Course content

Introduction to IP addressing6 lectures • 1hr 16min

Assigning IP Addresses3 lectures • 36min

Assign IP address to Routers2 lectures • 34min

Introduction to subnetting3 lectures • 1hr 9min

Class-Full Subnetting3 lectures • 1hr 3min

Class-Less Subnetting or VLSM2 lectures • 29min

Route summarization or Supernetting3 lectures • 36min

Wildcard Masking6 lectures • 49min

Quizzes on IP Course0

Requirements

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