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Cisco Certified Network Associate (200-301 CCNA) Online Training

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1.Use Models to Understand IP Networking
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.IP Networking Overview1C30C
  • 3.Network Models1C30C
  • 4.Application and Transport Layers1C30C
  • 5.Layer 3 Network Layer1C30C
  • 6.Layer 2 Data Link Layer1C30C
  • 7.Layer 1 Physical Layer1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 11.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 2.Understand the Role of a Layer 2 Switch
  • 1.1C30C
  • 2.Intro1C30C
  • 3.Layer 2 Switching Overview1C30C
  • 4.What Does a Layer 2 Switch Look Like 1C30C
  • 5.1C30C
  • 6.Hosts and Switches Need to Learn MAC Addresses1C30C
  • 7.How IPv4 Hosts Learn MAC Addresses 1C30C
  • 8.How IPv4 Hosts Learn MAC Addresses (router side)1C30C
  • 9.Viewing the MAC Address Table on a Layer 2 Switch1C30C
  • 10.Validation1C30C
  • 11.Lab Walkthrough1C30C

  • 3.Understand the Role of a Layer 3 Router
  • 1.1C30C
  • 2.Intro to understanding a L3 router1C30C
  • 3.IP Routing Overview1C30C
  • 4.What does a Router Look Like 1C30C
  • 5.How L3 Routers Learn About Networks1C30C
  • 6.Directly Connected Networks1C30C
  • 7.1C30C
  • 8.Static Routes1C30C
  • 9.Dynamic Routing Protocols1C30C
  • 10.Validation1C30C
  • 11.1C30C

  • 4.Use APs NGFWs and Controllers
  • 1.Intro to Firewalls APs and Controllers1C30C
  • 2.Wireless Access Points (APs)1C30C
  • 3.Power over Ethernet (PoE) Overview1C30C
  • 4.Providing PoE From a Cisco Switch1C30C
  • 5.Controllers for Centralized Management1C30C
  • 6.WLC as an AP Controller1C30C
  • 7.Next Generation Firewalls (NGFWs)1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 5.Describe the Hierarchical Network Model
  • 1.The Need for a Model1C30C
  • 2.Basic Topologies1C30C
  • 3.Modular Hierarchy and Scaling1C30C
  • 4.1C30C
  • 5.The Hierarchical Network Model1C30C
  • 6.Enterprise Campus Networks1C30C
  • 7.1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C

  • 6.Describe the Hierarchical Network Blocks
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.The Access Block1C30C
  • 3.1C30C
  • 4.The Distribution Block1C30C
  • 5.1C30C
  • 6.The Core Block1C30C
  • 7.1C30C
  • 8.The Aggregation Block1C30C
  • 9.1C30C
  • 10.The WAN Block1C30C

  • 7.Describe Network Topology Architectures
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Three-Tier Architectures1C30C
  • 3.1C30C
  • 4.Two-Tier Architectures1C30C
  • 5.1C30C
  • 6.Small Office - Home Office (SOHO) Architectures1C30C
  • 7.Spine-Leaf Architectures1C30C
  • 8.Cloud and On-Premise Architectures1C30C

  • 8.Describe Wide Area Network (WAN) Technologies
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Wide Area Networks (WANs)1C30C
  • 3.Leased Lines1C30C
  • 4.Ethernet Switching and Metro Ethernet1C30C
  • 5.MPLS1C30C
  • 6.Validation1C30C
  • 7.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 9.Describe WAN Topologies and Connectivity
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.WAN Topologies1C30C
  • 3.Sharing Bandwidth and SLAs1C30C
  • 4.Lit and Dark Fiber1C30C
  • 5.1C30C
  • 6.Wireless Bridging1C30C
  • 7.L2 WAN Links1C30C
  • 8.L3 WAN Links1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C

  • 10.Identify Copper Cabling and Termination
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.1C30C
  • 3.Signals Sent over Copper 1C30C
  • 4.Shielded and Unshielded Cables1C30C
  • 5.1C30C
  • 6.Ethernet Cable Types1C30C
  • 7.1C30C
  • 8.Plenum Cables1C30C
  • 9.Opening an Ethernet Cable1C30C
  • 10.Ethernet Pinouts1C30C

  • 11.Identify Copper Interface Transmissions
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Transmission Pairs1C30C
  • 3.Crossover Cables1C30C
  • 4.Crossover Cable Pinouts1C30C
  • 5.Console Rollover Cables1C30C
  • 6.T1 E1 and T3 E3 Cables1C30C
  • 7.RJ45 Receptacle Termination1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 12.Identify Fiber Optics and Cables
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Optics and Cables1C30C
  • 3.Optical Transmissions1C30C
  • 4.Fiber Connection Demo1C30C
  • 5.Signal Loss1C30C
  • 6.Single-mode Fiber (SMF) and Multimode Fiber (MMF)1C30C
  • 7.Fiber Cable Demo1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 13.Identify Transceiver and Cabling Types
  • 1. Intro1C30C
  • 2.Long Range Transceivers1C30C
  • 3.Short Range Transceivers1C30C
  • 4.Copper Transceivers1C30C
  • 5.Transceiver Data Sheets1C30C
  • 6.Fiber Connectors1C30C
  • 7.Infrastructure Fiber1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 14.Identify Cisco Transceivers and Compatibility
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.SFP Technology1C30C
  • 3.QSFP Technology1C30C
  • 4.SFP56 and QSFP561C30C
  • 5.QSFP-DD and QSFP-800DD1C30C
  • 6.Twinax (DACs) and Active Optical Cables (AOCs)1C30C
  • 7.SFP and QSFP Data Sheets1C30C
  • 8.SFP Demo1C30C
  • 9.Switch Configurations1C30C
  • 10.1C30C
  • 11.Validation1C30C

  • 15.Explain Ethernet Structure and Transmissions
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Bits Bytes and Frames1C30C
  • 3.Ethernet Standards1C30C
  • 4.Layer 2 Ethernet Frame Structure1C30C
  • 5.Ethernet Transmissions1C30C
  • 6.Half-Duplex and Collisions1C30C
  • 7.1C30C
  • 8.1C30C

  • 16.Explain Ethernet Communications
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Carrier Sense Multiple Access - Collision Detection (CSMA CD)1C30C
  • 3.Late Collisions1C30C
  • 4.Collision Domains1C30C
  • 5.Ethernet Switches1C30C
  • 6.Half-duplex and Full-duplex Operations1C30C
  • 7.Ethernet Broadcasts1C30C
  • 8.1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C

  • 17.Configure Ethernet Interface Speed and Duplex
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Interface Speeds1C30C
  • 3.Confirming Speed Options on Data Sheets1C30C
  • 4.Auto-Negotiation1C30C
  • 5.Speed and Duplex Considerations1C30C
  • 6.Configure Interface Speed and Duplex1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 18.Identify Interface and Cable Issues
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.L1 Interface Status1C30C
  • 3.L2 Interface Status1C30C
  • 4.Err-Disabled Status1C30C
  • 5.Speed Mismatches1C30C
  • 6.Duplex Mismatches1C30C
  • 7.Runts and Giants1C30C
  • 8.CRC Failures1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 11.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 12.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 19.Use Layer 4 Transport Protocols
  • 1.Intro to Layer 4 Transport Protocols1C30C
  • 2.Layer 4 Transport Protocols Overview1C30C
  • 3.TCP and UDP Port Numbers1C30C
  • 4.Verifying the L4 Protocols in Use1C30C
  • 5.TCP vs UDP1C30C
  • 6.Verifying TCP and UDP Behavior1C30C
  • 7.Sequence of Events On a Client Computer1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 11.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 20.Understand IPv4 Addressing
  • 1.Intro to IPv4 Addressing1C30C
  • 2.IPv4 Addressing Overview1C30C
  • 3.IPv4 Dotted Decimal Addresses1C30C
  • 4.Numbering Systems Decimal & Binary1C30C
  • 5.Converting Binary to Decimal1C30C
  • 6.Converting Decimal to Binary1C30C
  • 7.Unveiling the Mask1C30C
  • 8.Configuring an IP Address on a Router1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 21.Configure IPv4 Private Addresses
  • 1.Intro to Private IPv4 Addresses1C30C
  • 2.IPv4 Classes1C30C
  • 3.Private (RFC 1918) IPv4 Addresses1C30C
  • 4.Private IPv4 Address Planning1C30C
  • 5.Configuring L3 Router 11C30C
  • 6.Configuring L3 Router 21C30C
  • 7.Configure the Client PC and Default G W1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 22.Use IPv4 Subnetting
  • 1.Intro to IPv4 Subnetting1C30C
  • 2.IPv4 Subnetting Overview1C30C
  • 3.Making the Mask Longer1C30C
  • 4.How Many Bits to Take and the Finger Game1C30C
  • 5.Identify the New Subnet IDs1C30C
  • 6.Ranges for Subnets1C30C
  • 7.Calculating Number of Hosts per Subnet1C30C
  • 8.Subnetting Scenario1C30C
  • 9.Implementing our IP Subnet Addressing1C30C
  • 10.Validation1C30C
  • 11.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 23.Use IPv4 Variable Length Subnets Masks (VLSM)
  • 1.Intro to Use IPv4 Variable Length Subnet Masks1C30C
  • 2.Why VLSM is Needed1C30C
  • 3.The Starting Point for VLSM Calculations1C30C
  • 4.Calculating the Rest of the Subnet IDs and Masks with VLSM1C30C
  • 5.VLSM Example Across Octets1C30C
  • 6.Creating a New VLSM Based IPv4 Subnetting Plan1C30C
  • 7.Configuring the IPv4 VLSM on Cisco Routers1C30C
  • 8.1C30C

  • 24.Use Additional IPv4 Addressing
  • 1.Intro to Additional IPv4 Addresses1C30C
  • 2.Additional IPv4 Address Types1C30C
  • 3.Unicast Addresses1C30C
  • 4.Using Loopbacks1C30C
  • 5.IPv4 Anycast Addressing1C30C
  • 6.APIPA Link Local IPv4 Address1C30C
  • 7.Broadcast Addresses L3 and L21C30C
  • 8.Multicast1C30C
  • 9.Validation present lab for IPv4 special addresses1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 25.Understand IPv6 Addressing
  • 1.Intro to IPv6 Addressing1C30C
  • 2.Compare IPv6 to IPv41C30C
  • 3.Shortcuts for Writing Out IPv6 Addresses1C30C
  • 4.IPv6 Address Types1C30C
  • 5.EUI-64 for the Host ID1C30C
  • 6.Link-Local Addresses1C30C
  • 7.Multicast in IPv61C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.1C30C

  • 26.Configure IPv6 Addressing
  • 1.Intro to Configuring IPv6 Addressing1C30C
  • 2.Game Plan for IPv6 Addressing1C30C
  • 3.Configure R11C30C
  • 4.Configure R21C30C
  • 5.Configure R31C30C
  • 6.Configure PC-1 2 31C30C
  • 7.Configure Windows Server DC-NUG1C30C
  • 8.Configure the Client PC1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C

  • 27.Explain Virtualization Fundamentals
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Servers and Applications1C30C
  • 3.Bare Metal and Hypervisors1C30C
  • 4.Data Center Vendors1C30C
  • 5.Virtual Machines (VMs)1C30C
  • 6.Virtual Switching1C30C
  • 7.Network Function Virtualization1C30C
  • 8.Data Centers and Cloud1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 28.Understand L2 Switch Forwarding
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Layer 2 switching Overview1C30C
  • 3.Building the MAC Address-table1C30C
  • 4.MAC Address Aging Time1C30C
  • 5.Forwarding to a Known MAC Address1C30C
  • 6.Forwarding a broadcast to all other ports1C30C
  • 7.Flooding Unknown Unicast Frames1C30C
  • 8.Layer 2 Switches Dont Modify MAC Addresses1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C

  • 29.Understand L2 VLANs
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.VLAN Overview1C30C
  • 3.VLANs and IP Subnets1C30C
  • 4.Creating New VLANs1C30C
  • 5.Update Configurations Based on Updated Topology1C30C
  • 6.Validation1C30C

  • 30.Configure Inter VLAN Routing
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Inter VLAN Routing Overview1C30C
  • 3.Inter VLAN Routing with 1 External Router and 2 Physical Interfaces1C30C
  • 4.Inter VLAN Routing Using Router on a Stick (ROAS)1C30C
  • 5.ROAS Plan and SW1 Configuration1C30C
  • 6.ROAS R1 config1C30C
  • 7.Validation ROAS1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 31.Configure a Multi-Layer Switch
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Connecting to the CLI Using a Console Cable1C30C
  • 3.Initial Configurations for a Switch1C30C
  • 4.Configuring a Switched Virtual Interface (SVI) for Management1C30C
  • 5.Connecting to a Switch IP Address Through a VTY Line1C30C
  • 6.Converting a Physical Layer 2 Switchport to a L3 Routed Port1C30C
  • 7.Enabling IPv4 Routing on a Multi-Layer Switch1C30C
  • 8.Using L3 SVIs for IP Routing on a Multi-Layer Switch1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 32.Configure Cisco 802.1Q Trunking
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.802.1 Trunking Overview1C30C
  • 3.Configure Trunking1C30C
  • 4.The Cisco Native VLAN1C30C
  • 5.Controlling Which VLANs Are Allowed on the Trunks1C30C
  • 6.Inter VLAN Routing1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 33.Configure Cisco DTP
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Dynamic Trunking Protocol (DTP) Overview1C30C
  • 3.Using DTP1C30C
  • 4.Disabling DTP1C30C
  • 5.Confirm Access Ports and SVIs1C30C
  • 6.Validation1C30C
  • 7.1C30C

  • 34.Configure Cisco VTP
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.VTP Overview1C30C
  • 3.1C30C
  • 4.Preparing 802.1Q Trunks1C30C
  • 5.1C30C
  • 6.Configure a VTP Domain1C30C
  • 7.VTP Client and Transparent Modes1C30C
  • 8.Testing with SVIs1C30C
  • 9.No VLAN No Forwarding1C30C

  • 35.Configure Cisco EtherChannel
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.EtherChannel The Big Picture1C30C
  • 3.EtherChannel Protocol Options1C30C
  • 4.Layer 2 EtherChannel Access Port1C30C
  • 5.L2 EtherChannel Trunk Port1C30C
  • 6.L3 EtherChannel Routed Interface1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 36.Understand Cisco STP
  • 1.Intro 1C30C
  • 2.STP Overview1C30C
  • 3.Cisco and Spanning Tree1C30C
  • 4.Electing a Root Bridge for Spanning Tree1C30C
  • 5.Port Roles and States1C30C
  • 6.Non-Root Bridges Get 1 Root Port1C30C
  • 7.Designated Ports and Ports That Will Block1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9. 1C30C

  • 37.Configure Cisco STP
  • 1.Intro 1C30C
  • 2.STP Recap1C30C
  • 3.Spanning Tree Modifications We May Want to Use1C30C
  • 4.Configure PortFast on an Interface1C30C
  • 5.1C30C
  • 6.Enable PortFast Globally1C30C
  • 7.Use Rapid-PVST1C30C
  • 8.Controlling the STP Root1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C

  • 38.Configure Cisco Voice VLANs
  • 1.1C30C
  • 2.Intro1C30C
  • 3.Voice VLAN Overview1C30C
  • 4.Implementing a Voice VLAN1C30C
  • 5.Validation1C30C

  • 39.Configure Cisco CDP and LLDP
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.CDP and LLDP Overview1C30C
  • 3.CDP Defaults1C30C
  • 4.1C30C
  • 5.Use CDP to Learn the IP of a Neighbor 1C30C
  • 6.Customize CDP1C30C
  • 7.Enable LLDP1C30C
  • 8.Customize LLDP1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C

  • 40.Describe Wireless Principles
  • 1.Intro 1C30C
  • 2.What is Wireless Networking 1C30C
  • 3.Physics of Light1C30C
  • 4.Anatomy of RF Waveforms1C30C
  • 5.Frequency and Wavelength1C30C
  • 6.Phase1C30C
  • 7.The Electromagnetic Spectrum1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 41.Describe Wireless Transmissions and Interference
  • 1.As we drill into the nature of wireless propagation
  • 2.Transmissions and Receptions1C30C
  • 3.Carrier Sense Multiple Access
  • 4.RF Interference1C30C
  • 5.Collisions and Overlapping Signals1C30C
  • 6.Modulation and Data Encoding1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 42.Calculate Wireless Measurements
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Wireless Transmit Power1C30C
  • 3.Introducing the Decibel1C30C
  • 4.Decibels and Linearity1C30C
  • 5.dBm Measurements and Math1C30C
  • 6.Wireless dBm Calculations1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 43.Explain Wireless Bands and Channels
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Wireless Channels1C30C
  • 3.Wireless Bands1C30C
  • 4.Bonded Channels1C30C
  • 5.Access Point Radios1C30C
  • 6.1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C

  • 44.Describe Wi-Fi Standards
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.What is Wi-Fi 1C30C
  • 3.802.11 and 802.11a1C30C
  • 4.802.11b and 802.11g1C30C
  • 5.802.11n (Wi-Fi 4)1C30C
  • 6.802.11ac (Wi-Fi 5)1C30C
  • 7.802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6 and 6E)1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 45.Describe Wireless Cells and Roaming
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.APs and Cells1C30C
  • 3.Noise Floor1C30C
  • 4.RSSI and SNR1C30C
  • 5.Station Roaming1C30C
  • 6.Service Set Identifiers (SSIDs)1C30C
  • 7.Basic and Extended Service Sets1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 46.Explain Wireless Security Principles
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Wireless Security Challenges1C30C
  • 3.Authentication and Encryption1C30C
  • 4.Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA)1C30C
  • 5.WPA Personal and Enterprise1C30C
  • 6.802.1X and EAP1C30C
  • 7.RADIUS and TACACS+1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 47.Explain WPA Operation and Benefits
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.WPA Encryption1C30C
  • 3.WPA 4-Way Handshake1C30C
  • 4.WPA3 Overview1C30C
  • 5.Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (SAE)1C30C
  • 6.Opportunistic Wireless Encryption (OWE)1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 48.Describe Wireless Network Components
  • 1.ss Intro1C30C
  • 2.Access Points (APs) and Stations (STAs)1C30C
  • 3.Mesh APs and Bridges1C30C
  • 4.AP Options1C30C
  • 5.Antenna Effects and Types1C30C
  • 6.Distribution Systems and Media1C30C
  • 7.Wireless LAN Controllers (WLCs)1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 49.Explain Wireless Network Architectures
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Autonomous Architecture1C30C
  • 3.Lightweight Architecture1C30C
  • 4.CAPWAP Tunneling1C30C
  • 5.Tunneling and Data Flow1C30C
  • 6.Cloud-Managed Architecture1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 50.Explain AP Modes of Operation
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Local Mode1C30C
  • 3.FlexConnect Mode1C30C
  • 4.Monitor and Sniffer Modes1C30C
  • 5.Bridge and Flex+Bridge Modes1C30C
  • 6.Access and Trunk Links1C30C
  • 7.1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C

  • 51.Explain Cisco WLC Architecture
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Legacy AireOS Controllers1C30C
  • 3.Catalyst 9800 Controllers1C30C
  • 4.WLC Discovery1C30C
  • 5.WLC Redundancy1C30C
  • 6.WLC Authentication1C30C
  • 7.Lightweight Design Considerations1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C

  • 52.Explain Cisco WLC Interfaces for AireOS
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Physical Ports1C30C
  • 3.1C30C
  • 4.Logical Interfaces1C30C
  • 5.Redundancy Interfaces1C30C
  • 6.Dynamic Interfaces1C30C
  • 7.AP-Manager Interfaces1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C

  • 53.Explain Cisco WLC Configurations
  • 1.Welcome to Explain Cisco WLC Configurations!1C30C
  • 2.WLC Management1C30C
  • 3.WLC GUI Overview1C30C
  • 4.AP Connection and Configuration1C30C
  • 5.Cisco WLANs1C30C
  • 6.VLANs and Dynamic Interfaces1C30C
  • 7.AP Groups1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 54.Perform Cisco WLC Initial Configuration
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Labbing with WLCs1C30C
  • 3.Initial Configuration - CLI1C30C
  • 4.Switch Configuration1C30C
  • 5.Interface Configuration1C30C
  • 6.AP Connections1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Conclusion1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 55.Configure Cisco WLC WLANs
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.WLAN Configuration1C30C
  • 3.Wireless Security Review1C30C
  • 4.Security Configuration Options1C30C
  • 5.WPA2-PSK Configuration1C30C
  • 6.1C30C
  • 7.WPA2 Enterprise Configuration1C30C
  • 8.Quality of Service1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 56.Configure IPv4 Static Routes
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Static Route Overview1C30C
  • 3.Confirming Current Topology and Routes1C30C
  • 4.Game Plan for Static Routes 1C30C
  • 5.Configure a Static 24 Network Route1C30C
  • 6.Configure a Static 32 Host Route1C30C
  • 7.Default Route1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 57.Describe OSPF
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Benefits of Using a Dynamic Routing Protocol1C30C
  • 3.Overview of OSPF1C30C
  • 4.Designated Router1C30C
  • 5.Enable OSPF and Include All Interfaces1C30C
  • 6.OSPF Router ID Selection Process1C30C
  • 7.Confirming OSPF Network Types and Timers1C30C
  • 8.Identify the DR and BDR for a Network Segment1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 58.Configure OSPF
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Router ID Interfaces and DR1C30C
  • 3.Administratively Configuring an OSPF Router ID1C30C
  • 4.Adding OSPF Interfaces with Interface Commands1C30C
  • 5.Verifying OSPF Enabled Interfaces and IP Routing1C30C
  • 6.OSPF Network Statement With All Wildcard Bits On1C30C
  • 7.Using Network Statements for a Group of Interfaces1C30C
  • 8.1C30C
  • 9.Adding Additional Routers and Interfaces to OSPF Area 01C30C
  • 10.Interface Priority Impacts the DR Elections1C30C
  • 11.3rd OSPF Router on a Shared Ethernet Network Subnet1C30C
  • 12.Validation1C30C

  • 59.Understand OSPFs Cost & Default Route
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.OSPF Default Costs and Default Route Overview1C30C
  • 3.Interface and Path Cost1C30C
  • 7.Default Routes in OSPF1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 60.Understand Administrative Distance
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Administrative Distance Overview1C30C
  • 3.Default Administrative Distances1C30C
  • 4.BGP Administrative Distances of 20 and 2001C30C
  • 5.RIP Administrative Distance of 1201C30C
  • 6.OSPF and EIGRP Administrative Distances of 110 and 901C30C
  • 7.Static Routes with an Administrative Distance of 11C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 61.Use IPv4 Floating Static Routes
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Floating Static Route Overview1C30C
  • 3.Establishing Initial Default Routes1C30C
  • 4.Adding Backup Floating Default Routes1C30C
  • 5.Testing Floating Static Routes1C30C
  • 6.Floating Static Network Routes1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.1C30C

  • 62.Use Dual Stack IPv4 and IPv6
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Game Plan for IPv4 and IPv6 Dual Stack Network1C30C
  • 3.Configuring IPv4 Addressing1C30C
  • 4.Configure OSPF Routing for IPv41C30C
  • 5.Configure IPv6 Global and Link-local Addressing1C30C
  • 6.Configure Basic IPv6 Routing Using RIP1C30C
  • 7.Using IPv6 Anycast1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C

  • 63.Configure Static IPv6 Routes
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.IPv6 Static Routing Overview1C30C
  • 3.Configure Static IPv6 Network Routes1C30C
  • 4.Configure a Floating IPv6 Static Route1C30C
  • 5.Configure a Static IPv6 Host Route1C30C
  • 6.Configure IPv6 Primary and Floating Static Default Routes1C30C
  • 7.Additional Static Routes to All Loopback IPv6 Addresses1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 64.Routes That Must Win Twice
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.The Winning IPv4 Route Overview1C30C
  • 3.1C30C
  • 4.Confirming Longest Match Wins and the Use of AD1C30C
  • 5.Equal Cost Routes AD and Longest Match Examples1C30C
  • 6.Calculate the Range of an IPv4 Route1C30C
  • 7.Calculate Range Example and When the Default Route is Used1C30C
  • 8.Interpreting a Routing Table1C30C
  • 9.The Price of a Route Cost Hop Count Metric1C30C
  • 10.Validation1C30C

  • 65.Use First Hop Redundancy Protocols
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.First Hop Redundancy Protocol (FHRP) Overview1C30C
  • 3.Ciscos Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) 1C30C
  • 4.Configure HSRP1C30C
  • 5.Testing an HSRP Failover and Updating to HSRP v21C30C
  • 6.Configure and Test VRRP1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 66.Explain Network Address Translation (NAT)
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Network Address Translation (NAT)1C30C
  • 3.Private IP Addressing1C30C
  • 4.NAT Architecture1C30C
  • 5.Source and Destination NAT1C30C
  • 6.Address Pools and Overload1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 67.Define NAT Operation
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.NAT Terminology1C30C
  • 3.Dynamic NAT1C30C
  • 4.Static NAT1C30C
  • 5.Port Address Translation (PAT)1C30C
  • 6.PAT Example1C30C
  • 7.NAT Address Types1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 68.Configure Network Address Translation (NAT)
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Configuration Overview1C30C
  • 3.Topology and NAT Interfaces1C30C
  • 4.Configure Static NAT1C30C
  • 5.Configure Dynamic NAT1C30C
  • 6.Configure PAT1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 69.Explain Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol1C30C
  • 3.DHCP Considerations1C30C
  • 4.DHCP Process1C30C
  • 5.DHCP Example1C30C
  • 6.DHCP Relay1C30C
  • 7.Configure DHCP Relay1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 70.Explain the Domain Name System (DNS)
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.DNS and Resolution1C30C
  • 3.DNS Servers and Hierarchy1C30C
  • 4.DNS Process1C30C
  • 5.DNS on IOS-XE1C30C
  • 6.Configure DNS1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 71.Explain Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.SNMP Framework1C30C
  • 3.SNMP Operation1C30C
  • 4.SNMP Versions1C30C
  • 5.SNMPv3 IOS-XE Structure1C30C
  • 6.Configure SNMP Parameters1C30C
  • 7.Configure SNMPv2c1C30C
  • 8.Configure SNMPv31C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 72.Configure Syslog and NTP
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.System Logging1C30C
  • 3.Syslog Servers1C30C
  • 4.Logging Severity Levels1C30C
  • 5.Buffer and Syslog Logging1C30C
  • 6.Console and Terminal Logging1C30C
  • 7.Network Time Protocol (NTP)1C30C
  • 8.Configure NTP1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 11.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 73.Configure Cisco Device Management
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Telnet and SSH1C30C
  • 3.VTY Lines1C30C
  • 4.VTY at the CLI1C30C
  • 5.VTY Security1C30C
  • 6.VTY Configuration1C30C
  • 7.Enabling SSH1C30C
  • 8.Configuring and Testing SSH1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 74.Configure IOS File Management
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.IOS Storage System1C30C
  • 3.Configurations and NVRAM1C30C
  • 4.Managing IOS Files1C30C
  • 5.Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP)1C30C
  • 6.TFTP and MD5 Demo1C30C
  • 7.FTP SFTP and SCP1C30C
  • 8.FTP Demo1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C

  • 75.Describe Network Quality of Service (QoS)
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.The need for QoS1C30C
  • 3.Queuing and Scheduling1C30C
  • 4.Classification and Marking1C30C
  • 5.L2 and L3 Marking1C30C
  • 6.DSCP Tagging1C30C
  • 7.Shaping and Policing1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 76.Describe Network Security Fundamentals
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Security Concepts1C30C
  • 3.Data Authentication Privacy and Integrity1C30C
  • 4.Logical and Physical Security1C30C
  • 5.Password Policies and MFA1C30C
  • 6.Network Access Control (NAC)1C30C
  • 7.User Compliance1C30C
  • 8.Common Network Attacks1C30C
  • 9.Validation1C30C
  • 10.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 77.Describe Cisco VPNs
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.VPN Overview1C30C
  • 3.IPsec Fundamentals1C30C
  • 4.IPsec Site to Site VPN Example1C30C
  • 5.Using ACLs and Hit Counts to Confirm Tunnel Use1C30C
  • 6.Creating Static Routes to Send Traffic Through the Tunnel1C30C
  • 7.Verifying Results of IPsec Protected GRE Traffic1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C

  • 78.Create Standard IPv4 ACLs
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Access Control List Overview1C30C
  • 3.Capabilities of Standard vs Extended ACLs1C30C
  • 4.Creating a Standard Numbered ACL1C30C
  • 5.Applying and Testing a Standard ACL1C30C
  • 6.Standard Named ACL1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 79.Create Extended IPv4 ACLs
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Extended ACL Review and Game Plan1C30C
  • 3.Create an Extended Numbered ACL1C30C
  • 4.Apply and Test the Numbered ACL1C30C
  • 5.Create an Extended Named ACL1C30C
  • 6.Validation1C30C
  • 7.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 80.Use ACLs with NAT and PAT
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Overview of ACLs Used with NAT and PAT1C30C
  • 3.ACL NAT and PAT Game Plan1C30C
  • 4.Configure ACLs for Use with Address Translation1C30C
  • 5.Configure IP NAT Interfaces1C30C
  • 6.Configure NAT POOL1C30C
  • 7.Configure NAT Rules1C30C
  • 8.Testing the NAT One to One Mappings1C30C
  • 9.1C30C
  • 10.Testing the PAT Overload Translations1C30C
  • 11.Validation1C30C

  • 81.Use Cisco IPv4 DHCP Snooping
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.IPv4 DHCP Snooping Overview1C30C
  • 3.Game Plan for DHCP Services and DHCP Snooping1C30C
  • 4.Configure R4 as a DHCP server1C30C
  • 5.Configure DHCP Relay1C30C
  • 6.1C30C
  • 7.Enable DHCP Snooping1C30C
  • 8.Configuring DHCP Snooping Trusted Ports1C30C
  • 9.Using the Snooping Database and Agent1C30C
  • 10.Validation1C30C

  • 82.Use Cisco L2 Port Security
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Port Security Overview1C30C
  • 3.Configure the Layer 2 Switched Environment1C30C
  • 4.Configure and then Enable Port Security1C30C
  • 5.Manually Configuring Secure MAC Addresses1C30C
  • 6.When Port-Security Interacts with Other Features1C30C
  • 7.Validation1C30C
  • 8.1C30C

  • 83.Understand L2 Security Controls
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.DAI and using DHCP Snooping Binding Information1C30C
  • 3.1C30C
  • 4.Layer 2 Controls To Protect Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)1C30C
  • 5.Mitigate VLAN Hopping Attacks1C30C
  • 6.Enable DHCP Services and Snooping1C30C
  • 7.Configure Dynamic ARP Inspection (DAI)1C30C
  • 8.STP BPDU Guard1C30C
  • 9.STP Root Guard1C30C
  • 10.Validation1C30C

  • 84.Describe Cisco AAA
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.AAA Concepts1C30C
  • 3.RADIUS &TACACS+1C30C
  • 4.AAA Local Authentication of Telnet1C30C
  • 5.AAA Local Authentication of SSH1C30C
  • 6.Validation1C30C
  • 7.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 85.Understand Automation for Network Management
  • 1.Introduction to Network Automation1C30C
  • 2.What is Network Automation 1C30C
  • 3.What should we Automate 1C30C
  • 4.Push vs Pull1C30C
  • 5.What is Ansible 1C30C
  • 6.Ansible in Action1C30C
  • 7.Puppet and Chef1C30C
  • 8.Validation1C30C
  • 9.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 86.Understand REST APIs and Data Formats
  • 1.Introduction1C30C
  • 2.What is an API 1C30C
  • 3.1C30C
  • 4.Understanding REST APIs1C30C
  • 5.Methods and Headers1C30C
  • 6.HTTP Status Codes1C30C
  • 7.1C30C
  • 8.Understanding Structured Data1C30C
  • 9.1C30C
  • 10.Data Serialization and JSON1C30C
  • 11.XML and YAML1C30C

  • 87.Understand Software-Defined Networking
  • 1.Introduction1C30C
  • 2.The Data Plane1C30C
  • 3.1C30C
  • 4.The Control and Management Planes1C30C
  • 5.1C30C
  • 6.Software-Defined Networking Fundamentals1C30C
  • 7.1C30C
  • 8.Comparing Traditional networks & Controller-based networks1C30C
  • 9.Understanding Software-Defined Access1C30C

  • 88.Troubleshoot Cisco Wireless Networks
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Review Quiz1C30C
  • 3.Configuration Review1C30C
  • 4.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 5.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C
  • 6.Hands-On Lab or Other Video1C30C

  • 89.Troubleshoot Cisco Routing - Labs
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Welcome to 7 Troubleshooting Scenarios1C30C
  • 3.Troubleshooting LAB #11C30C
  • 4.Troubleshooting Lab #21C30C
  • 5.Troubleshooting Lab #31C30C
  • 6.Troubleshooting Lab #41C30C
  • 7.Troubleshooting Lab #51C30C
  • 8.Troubleshooting Lab #61C30C
  • 9.Troubleshooting Lab #71C30C

  • 90.Troubleshoot Cisco Switching - Labs
  • 1.Intro1C30C
  • 2.Customer Symptoms for Each of the Five Labs1C30C
  • 3.Troubleshooting Lab 11C30C
  • 4.1C30C
  • 5.Troubleshooting Lab 21C30C
  • 6.Troubleshooting Lab 31C30C
  • 7.Troubleshooting Lab 41C30C
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