Price: 15.00 USD | Size: 22.1 GB | Duration : 16.45 Hours | 221 Video Lessons | ENGLISH | INSTANT DOWNLOAD 
 
The Implementing and Administering Cisco Solutions (CCNA) v1.0 course gives you a broad range of fundamental knowledge for all IT careers.
You will learn how to install, operate, configure, and verify basic IPv4 and IPv6 networks. The course covers configuring network components such as switches, routers, and wireless LAN controllers; managing network devices; and identifying basic security threats. The course also gives you a foundation in network programmability, automation, and software-defined networking.
This course helps you prepare to take the 200-301 Cisco® Certified Network Associate (CCNA®) exam. By passing this one exam, you earn CCNA certification.
 
Course Objectives
After taking this course, you should be able to:
 
Identify the components of a computer network and explain their basic characteristics
Describe the features and functions of the Cisco IOS Software
Explain IPv4 and IPv6 addressing scheme
Implement basic configurations on a Cisco router
Identify and resolve common switching and routing networking issues
Describe network and device architectures and explain virtualization
Describe the smart network management solutions like Cisco DNA Center, SD-Access and SD-WAN
Outline threat defense technologies
And many, many more aspects of a basic IPv4 and IPv6 network
Target Audience
 
Entry-level network engineer
Network administrator
Network support technician
Help desk technician
Course Prerequisites
 
Before taking this course, you should have:
 
Basic computer literacy
Basic PC operating system navigation skills
Basic Internet usage skills
Basic IP address knowledge
There are no formal prerequisites for CCNA certification, but you should make sure to have a good understanding of the exam topics.
Associated Certification: CCNA
Associated Exam: 200-301 CCNA
 
 
Contents of this course
 
 
1-1_Introduction
 1-2_What-Is-a-Computer-Network
 1-5_physical-vs-logical-topologies
 2-1_Introduction
 2-2_Host-Communication
 2-5_Peer-to-Peer
 3-1_Introduction
 3-2_IOS-Soft-Features
 3-4_IOS-Soft-Modes
 3-5_Get_Started_CLIa
 3-5_Get_Started_CLI-2
 3-5_Get_Started_CLI-3
 3-5_Get_Started_CLI-4
 4-1_Introduction
 4-2_Local-Area-Networks
 5-1_Introduction
 5-2_Ethernet_LAN_Con
 5-3_Ethernet-Frame-Struc
 5-6_Observe_Switch_Operates
 5-7_Duplex-Comm
 6-1_Introduction
 6-2_Switch-Install
 6-5_Basic-Show-Cmd
 6-6_Basic_Switch_Configuration
 7-11_Implement-Subnet-Borrow
 7-12_Implement-Determining-Addressing
 7-13_Benefits-of-VLSM-and-Implementing-VLSM
 7-1_Introduction
 7-2_Internet-Protocol
 7-6_IPv4-Address-Represent
 7-9_Subnet-Masks
 8-11_Explaining-DHCP-for-IPv4
 8-12_Inspect_TCPIP_Applications
 8-1_Introduction
 8-2_TCP-Transport-Func
 8-6_TCP-Application-Layer
 9-1_Introduction
 9-2_Exploring-Func-Routing
 9-3_Router-Components
 9-5_Routing-Table
 9-6_Path-Determination
 
 
 10-10_Configure_L2_Discovery
 10-1_Introduction
 10-2_Initial-Router-Setup
 10-6_Configure_Interface_Router
 10-7_Exploring-Connected-Devices
 11-1_Introduction
 11-2_Layer2-Addressing
 11-5_Address-Res-Protocol
 11-6_Configure_Default_Gateway
 11-7_Host-to-Host
 11-7_Host-to-Host-2
 11-8_Explore_Packet_Forwarding
 12-1_Introduction
 12-2_Troubleshooting-Methods
 12-3_Troubleshooting-Tools
 12-4_Troubleshooting-Common-Media
 12-6_Troubleshoot_Switch_Media
 13-1_Introduction
 13-2_IPv4-Address-Exhaustion-Workarounds
 13-4_IPv6-Addresses-Adress-Types
 13-4_IPv6-Addresses-Adress-Types-2
 13-5_Comparison-IPv4
 13-8_IPv6-Address-Allocation
 13-8_IPv6-Address-Allocation-2
 13-9_Configure_Basic_IPv6
 13-9_Configure_Basic_IPv6-2
 14-10_IPv6_Static_Routes
 14-1_Introduction
 14-2_Routing-Operation
 14-5_IPv4-Static-Configuration
 14-7_Verifying-Static-and-Default-Route-Configuration
 14-7_Verifying-Static-and-Default-Route-Configuration-2
 14-8_IPv4_Static_Routes
 14-8_IPv4_Static_Routes-2
 14-8_IPv4_Static_Routes-3
 14-8_IPv4_Static_Routes-4
 14-8_IPv4_Static_Routes-5
 14-9_Configuring-IPv6-Static
 
 
 15-1_Introduction
 15-2_VLAN-Intro
 15-4_Assigning-Port-VLAN
 15-5_Trunking-802-1Q
 15-6_Configuring_an_802-1Q_Trunk
 15-7_Configure_VLAN_Trunk
 15-8-VLAN-Design-Consider-001
 16-1_Introduction
 16-3_Options-Inter-VLAN-Routing
 16-3_Options-Inter-VLAN-Routing-2
 16-4_Configure_Router_on_Stick
 16-4_Configure_Router_on_Stick-2
 17-11_Single_Area_OSPF
 17-1_Introduction
 17-2_Dynamic-Routing-Protocols
 17-4_Link-State-Routing-Protocol-Overview