
Explore Cisco Packet Tracer, a cross-platform visual simulation tool that lets you create network topologies, simulate Cisco routers and switches via a CLI, and gain hands-on lab experience.
1.1 Basics Of Network
1.2 LANs, WANs, and the Internet
1.3 Network Trends And Security Overview
2.1 Network Protocols And Standards
2.2 Moving Data In The Network
3.1 Physical Layer Overview
3.2 Network Media
3.3 Data-Link Layer Protocols And Media Access Control
4.1 Ethernet Protocol
4.2 ARP ( Address Resolution Protocol )
4.3 LAN Switches
5.1 Layer-3 Protocols
5.2 Routers
5.3 Routing Process
5.4 Basic Router Configuration
6.1 Layer-4 Protocols
6.2 TCP and UDP Details
7.1 IOS Overview
7.2 IOS Configuration Basics
7.3 IP Addressing Of Devices
8.1 IPv4 Addresses
8.2 IPv6 Addresses
8.3 Verifying And Troubleshooting IP Connectivity
Configure two Cisco routers in Packet Tracer by setting hostnames Madrid and Miami, securing passwords with enable secret, enabling Telnet, assigning g0/0 IPs, testing with ping, and encrypting passwords.
Configure IPv6 addresses on gigabit interfaces, verify with show IP version six interface brief, and inspect CDP neighbors to identify directly connected devices Madrid and Miami.
9.1 Layer-7 Overview
9.2 Common Application Layer Protocols
10.1 How To Create An Ideal Network
1.1 Configuring Switches
1.2 Switch Security
Perform a hands-on lab to configure switch ports, vlans, and port security across Madrid and Miami, including vlan 3–5 named phone, video, and wireless, with five mac addresses.
2.1 VLAN Overview
2.2 Implementing VLANs and VLAN Security
3.1 Routing Overview
3.2 Basic Router Configuration
3.3 Routing Desicion
3.4 Router Operations
4.1 Inter VLAN Routing Overview
4.2 Router On A Stick
4.3 Layer-3 Switching
6.1 ACL Overview
6.2 Standard IPv4 ACLs
6.3 Extended IPv4 ACLs
6.4 IPv6 ACLs
Configure extended access control lists to block ftp, telnet, and http traffic from PC1 to PC2, apply the ACL inbound on router interface, and verify with show access-list.
5.1 Dynamic Routing Protocols
5.2 Distance Vector Dynamic Routing / RIP and RIPng
5.3 Link State Dynamic Routing
5.4 Routing Table
7.1 DHCPv4
7.2 DHCPv6
8.1 NAT Overview
8.2 NAT Configuration
8.3 Troubleshooting NAT
9.1 CDP and LLDP
9.2 NTP
9.3 Password Recovery Process
1.1 Network Design Implementation
1.2 Choosing The Right Switch
1.3 Choosing The Right Router
1.4 VTP
2.1 Spanning-Tree Overview
2.2 Spanning-Tree Types
2.3 Spanning-Tree Configuration
2.4 First Hop Redundancy Protocols
Explore VRRP, the industry standard virtual router redundancy protocol for automatic router failover in IP networks, with versions 2 and 3, multi-vendor support, and configuration basics.
3.1 Link Aggregation Overview
3.2 Link Aggregation Configuration
4.1 Wireless LAN Overview
4.2 Wireless LAN Operations
4.3 Wireless LAN Security
4.4 Wireless LAN Configuration
Delve into Cisco wireless architecture, comparing autonomous and lightweight access points, CAPWAP, and how a wireless LAN controller manages WLANs, security, and configuration.
5.1 OSPF Overview
5.2 Single Area OSPFv2 Configuration
5.3 Single Area OSPFv3 Configuration
Configure a single-area OSPF lab across four routers to provide connectivity for all PCs by advertising networks into area zero, and verify with show ip protocols and show ip route.
6.1 Multi Area OSPF Overview
6.2 Multi Area OSPF Configuration
7.1 EIGRP Overview
7.2 Basic EIGRP IPv4 Configuration
7.3 Basic EIGRP IPv6 Configuration
Advanced EIGRP Configuration and Troubleshooting
9.1 IOS System Files Management
9.2 IOS Licensing
1.1 WAN Overview
1.2 WAN Technologies
2.1 Point To Point Protocol
2.2 Point To Point Protocol Configuration & Troubleshooting
3.1 Broadband Solution Types
3.2 PPPoE
5.1 VPN
5.2 Site-To-Site GRE Tunnels & IPsec
6.1 Syslog
6.2 SNMP
6.3 Netflow
7.1 Network Troubleshooting
7.2 SPAN
7.3 IP SLA
8.1 Basics Of QoS
8.2 QoS Mechanisms
8.1 Cloud And Virtualization
8.2 Network Programming
Explore controller-based networks that centrally manage 1000 devices with Cisco DNA Center and wireless controllers, covering design, policy, provision, and assurance, and automating AP configuration.
Explore configuration management with Ansible, Chef, Puppet, and Terraform for scalable network automation. Learn Ansible's agentless, push-based playbooks, Chef and Puppet agents, and Terraform's infrastructure-as-code with state and execution plans.
Explore dynamic routing protocols and how they auto-update routing tables to adapt to topology changes, versus static routing. Learn IGP and BGP choices for campus and internet edge.
Explore basic switching concepts by comparing hubs and switches, how switches use a MAC table to forward frames, and how broadcast domains and VLANs define network boundaries.
Learn how OSPF route summarization improves scalability by reducing routing tables and LSAs. Explore virtual links, stub areas, NSSA, and default route propagation to optimize OSPF performance.
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You can see the full list of the topics at the curriculum. Six main sections of the training are :
1- Network Fundamentals
2- Routing And Switching Essentials
3- Scaling Networks
4- Connecting Networks
5- Security Fundamentals
6- Network Automation and Programmability
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