Course Description :-

This course will give students an in-depth understanding of networking, using routers and switches and their various configurations and connections. Students will learn how to configure; default, static and dynamic routing. Students will comprehend how to manipulate each of the routing protocols attributes to meet the requirements of the network.

This course will also prepare the student in Layer 2 technology and its various configurations, such as; VLAN’s, VTP, STP, PortFast, EtherChannel, Port-Security, Inter-VLAN communication & Trunking.

Students will also acquire the knowledge needed to secure their routers through the use of Access-list, configuring the different types of NAT & will be able to manage the router’s components.

Students will also be able to thoroughly grasp the concepts of both Internet Protocols; IPv4 & IPv6.

Wide Area Network Protocols will also be covered; HDLC, PPP & Frame Relay. The student will also learn how to create redundancy in their networks through the use of Redundancy Protocols such as HSRP which is just as important. Also, within the WAN, the student will also learn how to create VPN’s and GRE Tunnels.

This is a full comprehensive course that will take you from A-Z in your quest for the CCNA (200-120).

What are the requirements?

• Basic understanding of Networking
• Cisco Packet Tracer or similar simulators

What am I going to get from this course?

• Over 116 lectures and 24.5 hours of content!
• This is a complete & comprehensive CCNA (200-120) Course. It is designed to prepare the student to be able take the certification exam.
• Once you finish this course, the student will not only have the confidence to take and be able to pass the test, but they should be able to transfer the knowledge acquired to a networking environment.
• Understanding the concepts as provided in this course is an essential part of any network in order to communicate and transmit information. Mastering this knowledge will make the student or IT Professional a much more valuable asset in any Network or IT environment.

What is the target audience?

• This course is intended for anyone that is preparing for a network certification or Computer Science Degree. However, it does go beyond that, it is also intended for those Networking and/or IT Professionals that are already in the field and need a better understanding of networks.

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Curriculum

Section 1: Welcome to the most COMPLETE CCNA (200-120) Course...get ready to be amazed!

                Lecture 1             Your First Journey into the Cisco World

                Lecture 2             Why acquire a CCNA certification?

                Lecture 3             How would you get CCNA Certified?

                Lecture 4             Which CCNA test should I take?

                Lecture 5             What does the course consist of?

Section 2: The Packet tracer Simulator

                Lecture 6             Navigating the Packet tracer tool

                Lecture 7             How to create a simple topology

                Lecture 8             Configuring a router

                Lecture 9             Configuring a switch

                Lecture 10           Configuring a PC

                Lecture 11           configuring a server

Section 3: The Basics of Networking

                Lecture 12           Understanding the Need for Networking

                Lecture 13           Communication at its lowest layer

                Lecture 14           Internetworking Devices used on a network

                Lecture 15           The importance of segmentation

Section 4: The OSI Model

                Lecture 16           A brief history of the OSI model

                Lecture 17           The layers of the OSI model

                Lecture 18           The 3 Upper Layers of the OSI

                Lecture 19           The 4 Lower Layers of the OSI

                Lecture 20           The process of Encapsulation

Section 5: Binary to Hex and Decimal conversion

                Lecture 21           The tables we use when converting

                Lecture 22           Converting a Hex number to binary/decimal

                Lecture 23           Converting a Decimal to binary/hex

                Lecture 24           Why do we need to know Hexadecimal numbers?

Section 6: Cisco three Layer Model

                Lecture 25           Core Layer

                Lecture 26           Distribution Layer

                Lecture 27           Access Layer

Section 7: TCP/IP model

                Lecture 28           A brief history of the model

                Lecture 29           The layers of the model & how they map over to the OS

Section 8: Ethernet Networks

                Lecture 30           Definition of Ethernet Networks

                Lecture 31           The access method of ethernet (CSMA/CD)

                Lecture 32           What cabling standards to we use?

Section 9: IPV4 addresses

                Lecture 33           What is an IPv4 address & Its format

                Lecture 34           Classes of Addresses and their ranges

Section 10: Private IP address range

                Lecture 35           Definition of Private addressing

                Lecture 36           Private Class A,B, C address range

Section 11: IPv6 Addressing

                Lecture 37           Why do we need IPv6

                Lecture 38           IPv6 addressing and Expressions

                Lecture 39           IPv6 address types

                Lecture 40           The Auto-configuration feature

                Lecture 41           ICMPv6

Section 12: Transition Mechanisms

                Lecture 42           Dual Stack, 6to4 tunneling and NATPT

Section 13: How to subnet in IPv4

                Lecture 43           The subnet Mask

                Lecture 44           Diagram used to subnet & Using the diagram...PLEASE NOTE: 2046 should be 2048

                Lecture 45           Class-full subnetting

                Lecture 46           Class-less subnetting

                Lecture 47           Route summarization

                Lecture 48           Wildcard masking

Section 14: How to subnet in IPv6

                Lecture 49           Do we need to subnet In IPv6?

                Lecture 50           How to setup the diagram for subnetting.

                Lecture 51           Counting for subnets and finding increment value

                Lecture 52           Laying out the subnets with the new network prefix

Section 15: Inside a Cisco router

                Lecture 53           How to connect to a router

                Lecture 54           Components we need to know about

                Lecture 55           Boot Sequence of a Cisco router

                Lecture 56           Navigation of the IOS

Section 16: Administrative configurations

                Lecture 57           House Keeping configurations

                Lecture 58           interface configurations

                Lecture 59           Telnet and SSH into routers

                Lecture 60           show commands

Section 17: DHCP and Name resolution on Cisco routers

                Lecture 61           configuring DHCP

                Lecture 62           Configuring DHCP Relay Agent

                Lecture 63           Configuring static host tables

Section 18: Using the Cisco Discovery Protocol

                Lecture 64           using the CDP command

Section 19: The Cisco register

                Lecture 65           Manipulating the register within the router

                Lecture 66           Accessing & manipulating the register within ROMMON

Section 20: Routing Process

                Lecture 67           How does IP routing occur

                Lecture 68           what type of routing should I use?

                Lecture 69           what are default routes & where do you configure them?

                Lecture 70           configuring static routes

Section 21: Dynamic Routing

                Lecture 71           An overview of the three Dynamic routing protocols

                Lecture 72           RIPv2 & RIPng configurations

                Lecture 73           EIGRP & EIGRPv6 configurations

                Lecture 74           EIGRP Bandwidth Lab

Section 22: OSPF Details

                Lecture 75           OSPF Terminology

                Lecture 76           Point-to-Point ospf

                Lecture 77           Multi-access ospf

                Lecture 78           OSPF multiple area details

Section 23: Switching at Layer 2

                Lecture 79           Purpose of Using Switches & Specific functions at Layer2

                Lecture 80           Navigation on a switch and show commands

                Lecture 81           Administration configurations

Section 24: The basics of VLANs

                Lecture 82           What are vlans and the importance of using vlans in our network?

                Lecture 83           How to create and assign a vlan /Trunking appropriate ports

Section 25: The Spanning-tree Protocol

                Lecture 84           what is STP used for

                Lecture 85           How does the STP election process work

                Lecture 86           How to manipulate the election process

                Lecture 87           Turning STP off and Guarding against BPDUs on ports not using STP

Section 26: The Virtual Trunking Protocol

                Lecture 88           What is the purpose of this protocol

                Lecture 89           Commands and Configurations of the VTP protocol

                Lecture 90           Turning on and adjusting port-security on your switch

Section 27: Inter-vlan routing

                Lecture 91           What is the purpose of intervlan routing

                Lecture 92           How to configure intervlan routing Part1

                Lecture 93           How to configure intervlan routing Part2

Section 28: Secure your Enterprise using ACL's

                Lecture 94           what is an ACL's and its rules

                Lecture 95           Standard ACL's

                Lecture 96           Extended ACL's

Section 29: Network Address Translations

                Lecture 97           3 Types of NAT

                Lecture 98           How does NAT work

                Lecture 99           Configure NAT Overload and Dynamic

                Lecture 100         Actual Configuration of NAT Overload

Section 30: Summary of the Course

                Quiz 1    CCNA 200-120 Final Exam