Networking Fundamentals: Hands-on Training for Beginners

Name: Networking Fundamentals: Hands-on Training for Beginners
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A brief introduction to the fundamental concepts of Networking

Created byEduonix Learning Solutions, Eduonix-Tech .

Last updated 2/2020

English

What you'll learn

Learn about the fundamentals concepts of Networking
Introduction to OSI Model and its Architecture

Course content

6 sections • 14 lectures • 2h 9m total length

Introduction3:34
Explore fundamental network concepts, including network types, topologies, and switching; compare reference models, manage IP addressing and routing protocols, and cover DNS, NAT, and VPN technologies for beginners.
Network Basics11:34
Explore how networks connect devices using media such as fiber, copper, Bluetooth, and satellites, and trace the evolution from sneaker network to LAN, MAN, WAN, and internet protocols.
Network Topologies10:39
Explore how physical and logical network topologies differ and summarize bus, ring, star, and mesh designs, including full and partial mesh, plus point-to-point and point-to-multipoint configurations.

OSI Model Part-18:11
Explore the OSI model and its seven layers from application to physical. Learn how standardization enabled interoperability across vendors and streamlined network design.
OSI Model Part-28:47
Explore the OSI model’s remaining layers—transport, network, data link, and physical—covering reliability, flow control, segmentation, encapsulation into packets and frames, and MAC/LLC addressing, plus the DCP model.

Switching Fundamentals8:39
Master switching fundamentals at the data link layer by examining how frames are encapsulated, how mac addressing operates, and the roles of llc and mac sublayers, plus csma/cd concepts.
Unicast, Broadcast and Multicast7:52
Explore unicast, broadcast, and multicast traffic and how collision domains and broadcast domains shape network segmentation using hubs, layer-2 switches, and department-based isolation.
How Switch works8:03
A switch uses MAC address table to forward frames: broadcast to all ports when unknown or a broadcast address; otherwise forward to the known port; duplicates on port are dropped.

IP Address12:12
Explain IP addressing as 32-bit, four-byte decimal addresses with network and host parts, cover class a–e ranges and the distinction between public and private addresses managed by IANA and ICANN.
Subnet11:14
Explore how subnetting moves beyond classful addressing to create smaller networks, control broadcast domains, and apply routing and quality of service policies.
Routing13:19
Explore static and dynamic routing within and between autonomous systems, contrast static entries with adaptive routing, and learn how IGP and BGP govern routing tables, next hops, and IP addressing.

Key Networking Concepts Part-112:18
Understand how DCP dynamically assigns IP addresses and network details, and compare DCP and UDP as transport layer protocols with DNS concepts and records (A, CNAME, MX, PTR).
Key Networking Concepts Part-27:03
Explore core networking concepts including private and public IPs, network address translation, and VPN types (site-to-site, remote access, extranet) with DNS and basic OSI layers.

Requirements

No prerequisites

Description

Get started on the amazing journey of network engineering with our course on network fundamentals. The course will provide you all the skills you will need to ace in networking. The course will cover fundamental topics of the field and provide a solid understanding of underlying concepts.

Why is this course great for you?

It starts from scratch
Helps you build conceptual understanding
Provides practical skills
Explains theoretical concepts with real world examples

Concepts covered in the course:

Network Fundamentals
Networking models
Important Protocols
Networks and its types

Learn all this and much more in this amazing course. Enroll and let’s get started

Who this course is for:

Anyone who wants to get started with Networking

Networking Fundamentals: Hands-on Training for Beginners

What you'll learn

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Course content

Network Basics3 lectures • 26min

Network Reference Models2 lectures • 17min

Layer 2 Networks3 lectures • 25min

Layer 3 Networks3 lectures • 37min

Key Concepts2 lectures • 19min

Career Options1 lecture • 6min

Requirements

Description

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