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Cisco CCNA 200-301 Complete Course: Packet Tracer Labs
The complete course to help you prepare and pass Cisco's newest CCNA certification (200-301 exam). Don't wait.
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Description
Welcome to my complete Cisco CCNA 200-301 course!
This course helps you prepare for the newest CCNA 200-301 exam. This is your first step towards attaining your Cisco certifications.
This course is unlike other CCNA courses as it contains:
* Large amount of practical video content with detailed explanations of CCNA topics and GNS3 and Cisco Packet Tracer demonstrations
* Built in Packet Tracer assessments and labs. Massive amount of practical, hands-on content that you can use to study offline.
* Software - Subnetting Calculators, Config-Register, binary & hexadecimal & decimal calculators
* Many demonstrations showing you practically how to configure and build Cisco networks
* Cheatsheets
* Quiz questions
Networks are all around us and you are using one right now to access this course.
Imagine for a moment, how different your life would be without access to Facebook, Snapchat, Google, YouTube, Whatsapp or any of the other websites on the Internet? How would you live with no Internet?
The Internet is extremely important in modern life today and all websites and Internet communication relies on networking. This reliance is only predicted to continue with the growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) in the next few years.
Without routers, switches, network cabling and protocols like BGP there would be no Internet!
This course will teach you how networks actually work and how you are able to connect to websites like Facebook, Google, and YouTube. Companies throughout the world (from the smallest to the largest) rely on networks designed, installed and maintained by networking engineers. Join this in demand industry!
Start your journey today learning about networking.
Content in this course can be used towards your CCNA. Topics such as IP addressing, subnetting and many others can be applied directly to passing your CCNA certification.
Access our online simulations so you can practice on simulated Cisco routers and switches. You will get to type commands such as enable, configure terminal, router ospf and many others and learn how to configure devices.
I want to welcome you to this Cisco CCNA 200-301 course! I'm David Bombal, and I have been teaching networking courses for over 15 years. I qualified as a Cisco Certified Network Engineer (CCIE) in 2003 and hold with numerous other networking certifications. I'm also a Cisco and HPE certified instructor where I have trained thousands of networking engineers in many of the largest companies in the world including Fortune 100 companies.
I have designed this course for anyone wanting to learn more about networking and gain foundational knowledge, to help them embark on their networking career. The concepts taught in this course can be applied directly to multiple industry certifications including the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA).
In this course, you will learn about topics such as IP addressing, IP subnetting, Routing, Switches, VLANs, Spanning Tree, Network Address Translation, Wireless and a whole lot more.
You will also learn more about the latest networking trends including Network Automation and Software Defined Networking.
The course covers the topics in the lasted Cisco CCNA 200-301 exam.
At the end of this course, you will be able to confidently discuss networking topics; and be able to start configuring real networking devices such as routers and switches. In this an introductory course, but contains a lot of information that can be directly applied to the CCNA certification.
The ideal student for this course is someone looking to break into the networking field, someone looking to extend their knowledge from PCs and servers to networking, or someone interested in getting knowledge to work in one of the most exciting, most in-demand jobs in IT - networking.
There are no requirements necessary to enroll in this course, I only ask that you come open minded and ready to learn.
Feel free to take a look at the course description and some of the sample free videos.
I look forward to seeing you on the inside!
Who this course is for:
If you are interested in a Networking career, then this course is for you!
This course is for anyone who wants to attain the Cisco CCNA certification
This course will prepare the student for the CCNA 200-301 certification exam.
What you'll learn
This course will prepare you for the CCNA 200-301 certification exam.
This course is for anyone who wants to attain the Cisco CCNA certification
Once you complete this course and pass your CCNA exam, you can study towards higher level Cisco certifications
This course will prepare you for the CCNA 200-301 certification exam
Learn how Kali Linux can be used to hack networks
Start a career in networking
Learn topics such has Wi-Fi, Network Automation and Network Security
This course is practical! Once you complete the course, you will be able to apply what you have learned to real world networking scenarios.
Requirements
- You will need a copy of Adobe XD 2019 or above. A free trial can be downloaded from Adobe.
- No previous design experience is needed.
- No previous Adobe XD skills are needed.
Course Content
27 sections • 95 lectures
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1.1-Welcome to the course
1.2-CCNA 200-301 Exam: My Experience
1.3-Answering your questions
1.4-Udemy Tips and Tricks
2.1-Packet Tracer: Windows Installation
2.2-Packet Tracer: Macbook Installation
2.3-Packet Tracer Tips and Tricks
3.1-What is a network?
3.2-Most basic type of network
3.3-A bit of networking history
3.4-Servers, Clients, Ports and Protocols
3.5-Practical Demonstration using Packet Tracer
3.6-Networking Devices: Repeaters, Hubs, Switches and Routers
3.7-Networking Devices: Firewalls, IDS, IPS and WLC
4.1-OSI and TCP/IP Models: Who cares? Rants and arguments
4.2-Life is more complicated: Tips and Tricks
4.3-Practical TCP/IP Model Part 1: Bits, Frames, Packets, Segments and more
4.4-Practical TCP/IP Model Part 2: HTTP captures
4.5-Practical TCP/IP Model Part 3: Port Numbers
4.6-Practical TCP/IP Model Part 4: E-mail and FTP captures
5.1-Binary Introduction
5.2-Binary Math
5.3-Binary Conversion Examples
5.4-Converting IP Addresses to Binary
6.1-Hexadecimal - why do we care?
6.2-Hexadecimal - Lab demonstration
6.3-Hexadecimal calculations
7.1-IP Addressing Overview and Demonstration
7.2-IP Characteristics and IPv4 Address Format
7.3-Network versus Host portion
7.4-IPv4 Address format (Street Analogy) and Address Classes
7.5-Class A and B addresses
7.6-Class C, D, E, A and B addresses
7.7-Special IPv4 Addresses and Directed Broadcast Address
7.8-Local Broadcast Address
7.9-Local Loopback Address
7.10-RFC1918 - Private Addresses
7.11-RFC1918 - Class A, B, C and IPv4 Link Local Addresses
7.12-Subnet Masks
7.13-Subnet mask demonstrations and Discontiguous Network Masks
7.14-CIDR Notation Part 1 and Part 2
7.15-CIDR Notation Part 3
8.1-How to connect to a Cisco router or switch
8.2-Initial Device Configuration - Switches
8.3-Router initial configuration
8.4-Build a basic Cisco network
9.1-IP Subnetting Part 1
9.2-IP Subnetting Part 2
9.3-IP Subnetting Part 3
9.4-IP Subnetting Part 4
9.5-IP Subnetting Part 5
10.1-Subnetting Lab 1: Can you complete the lab?
10.2-Subnetting Lab 1: Answers Part 1
10.3-Subnetting Lab 1: Answers Part 2
10.4-Subnetting Lab 1: Answers Part 3
10.5-Subnetting Lab 1: Answers Part 4
11.1-Subnetting Lab 2 - Can you complete the lab?
11.2-Subnetting Lab 2 - Answers Part 1
11.3-Subnetting Lab 2 - Answers Part 2
12.1-PacketLife.net IPv4 Subnetting Cheat Sheet
13.1-#050: CCNA IP addressing and subnetting: Are these hosts on the same subnet?
13.2-#051: CCNA IP addressing and subnetting: Can these hosts ping each other?
13.3-#053: CCNA IP addressing and subnetting: Can these hosts ping each other?
13.4-#079: IP Addressing and IP Subnetting for the CCNA Exam (Part 1). Practical IP S
13.5-#080: IP Addressing and IP Subnetting for the CCNA Exam (Part 2). Practical IP S
13.6-#081: IP Addressing and IP Subnetting for the CCNA Exam (Part 3). Practical IP S
13.7-#083: IP Addressing and IP Subnetting for the CCNA Exam (Part 4). Practical IP S
14.1-How does data flow in hubs, switches and routers?
14.2-Ethernet history
14.3-10base2, MAC addresses,
14.4-MAC Addresses, CSMA/CD
14.5-Issues with 10base2, Collision domains
14.6-Broadcast domains, 10BaseT
14.7-Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP), Cross Over Cables
14.8-Which cable should you use? Cross over or straight? Auto MDI / MDIX
14.9-Cable Categories, Cat 1 to Cat 8
14.10-DAC cable, SFPs
14.11-Roll Over Cable
14.12-How Devices Operate, Hubs
14.13-How does a Hub forward traffic?
14.14-What is a bridge?
14.15-How does a bridge forward traffic?
14.16-What is a switch?
14.17-How do switches forward traffic?
14.18-What is half duplex and full duplex?
14.19-What is a router?
14.20-How does a router forward traffic?
14.21-How is traffic routed between subnets?
14.22-Routing between subnets - What are the IP address and MAC address values?
14.23-Summary or routing, MAC addresses and IP addresses
15.1-PacketLife.net Physical Terminations Cheat Sheet
16.1-Life of a packet: Can you answer the questions?
16.2-Life of a Packet: Answers
17.1-Can you answer the questions?
17.2-Answers Part 1: ARP
17.3-Answers Part 2: Broadcast and Collision domains
17.4-Answers Part 3: Broadcast and Collision domains
18.1-Duplex and Speed Mismatch Demo
18.2-Speed & Duplex Demo: Introduction
18.3-Speed & Duplex Demo: Late Collisions
18.4-Speed & Duplex Demo: Fix Issue between router and switch
18.5-Speed & Duplex Demo: Fix Other Switch Issues
18.6-Speed & Duplex Demo
PC and Switch
19.1-What is a loopback? Why is it used?
19.2-Another reason to use a loopback - OSPF
20.1-IP Connectionless and Overview
20.2-Comparison
20.3-TCP Header and Applications
20.4-Port Number
20.5-TCP 3 Way Handshake
20.6-TCP Acknowledgement and Windowing
20.7-TCP Seq and Ack
21.1-Why use Wireshark?
21.2-Wireshark Installation: Windows
21.3-Wireshark Installation: Mac OS
22.1-The best way to learn!
22.2-Capture frames / packets / segments
22.3-Why are no packets captured?
22.4-Port SPAN / Mirroring
23.1-VLANs Part 1
23.2-VLANs Part 2
24.1-PacketLife.net VLANs Cheat Sheet
25.1-Demo Overview
25.2-Demo Part 2: Access Ports
25.3-Demo Part 3 - Trunking
25.4-Demo Part 4 - Wireshark
25.5-Demo Part 5 - Wireshark
25.6-Demo: InterVLAN Routing Part 1
25.7-InterVLAN Routing Part 2
25.8-InterVLAN Routing Part 3
26.1-Lab Overview: Can you complete the lab?
26.2-VLANs Campus Network Answers Part 1
26.3-VLANs Campus Network Answers Part 2
26.4-VLANs Campus Network Answers Part 3
27.1-DTP Theory
27.2-DTP GNS3 Demo Part 1
27.3-DTP GNS3 Demo Part 2
27.4-DTP GNS3 Demo Part 3
28.1-DTP: Will a trunk be formed?
28.2-DTP: Answer
29.1-Spanning Tree Overview
29.2-Versions of Spanning Tree
29.3-Why is Spanning Tree Required?
29.4-BPDUs and Bridge IDs
29.5-Demo: STP Root
29.6-Root Ports and Designated Ports
29.7-Extended Bridge ID
29.8-PortFast
29.9-Path Cost Part 1
29.10-Path Cost Part 2
29.11-Path Cost Part 3
29.12-PVST versus RPVST Port States
29.13-RPVST and PVST Interoperability
29.14-802.1w and 802.1s Overview
29.15-802.1w
29.16-802.1w Link Types
29.17-Demo: 802.1w
29.18-802.1w Proposals
29.19-802.1s / MSTP
29.20-Spanning Tree Comparison Summary
30.1-What happens when you disable Spanning Tree?
30.2-I disabled Spanning Tree! What are the Results?
31.1-PacketLife.net Spanning Tree Cheat Sheet
32.1-BPDU Guard Part 1
32.2-BPDU Guard Part 2
32.3-BPDU Guard Part 3
33.1-CDP Introduction
33.2-CDP Demo
34.1-CCNA VLOG #065: Routed ports, Switchports and SVIs - what and how?
34.2-CCNA VLOG #066: How to configure Layer 3 switching and interVLAN routing for the
34.3-CCNA VLOG #067: How to configure Layer 3 switching and interVLAN routing for the
34.4-CCNA VLOG #068: How to configure Layer 3 switching and interVLAN routing for the
34.5-CCNA VLOG #071: Using Ostinato to prove how broadcasts work for the CCNA Exam (P
34.6-CCNA VLOG #072: Using Ostinato to prove how broadcasts work for the CCNA Exam (P
35.1-CCNA VLOG #042 Campus troubleshooting scenario 1: Can you find the issue?
35.2-CCNA VLOG #043 Campus troubleshooting scenario 2: Can you find the issue?
35.3-CCNA VLOG #045 Users cannot ping? Which layer of the OSI model broke?
35.4-CCNA VLOG #052 Campus troubleshooting scenario 3: Can you find the issue?
35.5-CCNA VLOG #060: LAN and WAN troubleshooting Scenario: Can you find the issue?
35.6-CCNA VLOG #069: MAC Address troubleshooting scenario 1: Can you find the issue?
36.1-Packet Tracer Campus Network Overview: Can you complete the lab?
36.2-Packet Tracer Campus Network: Answers Part 1: Power on and hostname configuratio
36.3-Packet Tracer Campus Network: Answers Part 2: Port configuration
36.4-Packet Tracer Campus Network: Answers Part 3: Passwords
36.5-Packet Tracer Campus Network: Answers Part 4: VTP and VLANS
36.6-Packet Tracer Campus Network: Answers Part 5: Access ports and trunk ports
37.1-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 2 Overview: Can you complete the lab?
37.2-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 2: Answers Part 1: CDP & LLDP
37.3-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 2: Answers Part 2: CDP and LLDP
37.4-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 2: Answers Part 3: Spanning Tree
37.5-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 2: Answers Part 4: EtherChannel
37.6-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 2: Answers Part 5: EtherChannel
37.7-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 2: Answers Part 6: SVIs, IP addresses, routing
37.8-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 2: Answers Part 7: Access Switch IP addresses
38.1-Introduction to IP Routing
38.2-Overview
38.3-Routed vs. Routing Protocols
38.4-Routed protocols
38.5-Demonstrations
38.6-Static Routes and Dynamic Routes
38.7-Static vs. Dynamic Routing
38.8-Static vs. Dynamic Routing
38.9-How do routers determine the best route?
38.10-Terms: AS, IGPs, EGPs
38.11-Types of Routing Protocols -Distance Vector, Link State
38.12-EIGRP - advanced distance vector routing protocol
38.13-Administrative Distance Introduction
38.14-Administrative Distance values
38.15-Additional AD values
38.16-How does a router route when told conflicting information?
38.17-Classful routing protocols
38.18-Auto Summarization
38.19-Classless routing protocols
38.20-Administrative Distance versus mask length
38.21-Administrative Distance and multiple routes with the same mask
38.22-Link State Routing Protocols
38.23-OSPF Hierarchy - Multiple areas
38.24-Benefits of link state routing
38.25-Drawbacks of link state routing
39.1-Static Routing 1
39.2-Static Routing 2
39.3-Static Routing 3
39.4-Static Routing 4
39.5-Static Routing 5
39.6-Static Routing 6: Default Routes
39.7-Static Routing 7: Remove Static Routes
40.1-Static Routes: Can you complete the lab?
40.2-Static Routes: Answers Part 1
40.3-Static Routes: Answers Part 2
41.1-IP default gateway versus default route? (CCNA VLOG #004)
42.1-CCNA VLOG #076: Static and default IP routes for the CCNA Exam (Part 1)
42.2-CCNA VLOG #077: Static and default IP routes for the CCNA Exam (Part 2)
42.3-CCNA VLOG #078: Administrative Distance and Static routes for the CCNA Exam (Par
43.1-Router on a stick overview and create topology
43.2-Router configuration and Wireshark capture of 802.1Q frames
44.1-Router on a stick lab overview: Can you complete the lab?
44.2-Router on a stick solution
45.1-DHCP Explained Step by Step Part 1
45.2-DHCP Explained Step by Step Part 2
46.1-GNS3 DHCP Server Part 1
46.2-GNS3 DHCP Server Part 2
47.1-DHCP Server Lab 1 Overview: Can you complete the lab?
47.2-DHCP Server Lab 1 Solution
48.1-DHCP Server Lab Overview: Can you complete the lab?
48.2-DHCP Server Lab2 Answers Part 1
48.3-DHCP Server Lab2 Answers Part 2
49.1-CCNA VLOG #047 DHCP Troubleshooting Scenario 1 - Can you find the issue?
49.2-CCNA VLOG #055 DHCP Troubleshooting Scenario 2 - Can you find the issue?
49.3-CCNA VLOG #056 DHCP Troubleshooting Scenario 3 - Can you find the issue?
50.1-DNS Explained Part 1
50.2-DNS Explained Part 2
51.1-Administrative Distance Part 1 (CCNA VLOG #014)
51.2-Administrative Distance Part 2 (CCNA VLOG #016)
51.3-Administrative Distance Part 3 (CCNA VLOG #017)
51.4-Administrative Distance Part 4 (CCNA VLOG #018)
52.1-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 3: Can you complete the lab?
52.2-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 3: Answers Part 1: HSRP Part 1
52.3-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 3: Answers Part 2: HSRP Part 2
52.4-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 3: Answers Part 3: HSRP & testing
52.5-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 3: Answers Part 4: EIGRP
53.1-PacketLife.net First Hop Redundancy Protocol Cheat Sheet
54.1-NTP Overview and Demo: Issue on Network
54.2-Configure NTP
54.3-Points to remember
55.1-NTP and Syslog: Can you complete the lab?
55.2-NTP and Syslog: Answers Part 1
55.3-NTP and Syslog: Answers Part 2
56.1-SPAN network overview & Test before SPAN
56.2-Configure SPAN and SPAN Ingress Options
56.3-SPAN Options and SPAN - Multiple Sessions
57.1-Please note
57.2-Its not the NETWORK!
57.3-Netpath, NPM12 and GNS3 overview
57.4-Live demo of NetPath
58.1-How to Guide, Topology Overview, Windows 7 VM for NPM and Windows 2012 VHD
58.2-NPM Download, Access NPM software and Install and Inititial Login to NPM
58.3-Integration of NPM and GNS3, GNS3 VM and Build GNS3 Topology
58.4-Configure Routers, Configure Management network and Test IP connectivity
58.5-Import GNS3 network into NPM
59.1-Applications covered in course
59.2-You need to know SNMP, OID and Performance Counters
59.3-Two main types of Network Protocols
59.4-Query Based Network Based Management
59.5-Event Based Network Management Protocols
59.6-What are the best practices?
59.7-Network Management Planning
59.8-Reporting
59.9-Network Overhead
59.10-Impact of Network Topology
59.11-ACLs and Firewall rules
60.1-Network Management Protocols
60.2-Ping, SNMP, WMI
60.3-Demo Wireshark, NPM and GNS3
60.4-Demo Wireshark, NPM and GNS3 Part 2
60.5-Demo Wirehshark and NPM ICMP
60.6-Demo
Wireshark and SNMP
61.1-SNMP Lab: Can you complete the lab?
61.2-SNMP Lab: Answers
62.1-Overview and RFCs
62.2-Demo MIB Browser
62.3-Demo MIB Browser
62.4-Performance Counters
63.1-Overview
63.2-Demo: Logging levels
63.3-Demo: Telnet (monitor) and logging
63.4-Demo: Logging levels, monitor, Stop logging to console and Logging Buffer
63.5-Demo: Kwi Syslog Server
63.6-Demo: Syslog levels, facilities and GNS3 setup with Syslog server
63.7-Demo: GNS3 and Syslog
63.8-Demo: Timestamps, dates and other options
64.1-Cisco Router Components
64.2-Router Components (continued)
64.3-Modules
64.4-Demo: Router components
64.5-Demo: Router Components
64.6-Configuration Register Part 1
64.7-Configuration Register Part 2
64.8-Boot Field and software, Router Boot Process - POST and load of IOS
64.9-Boot process and Demo: Bootup without startup config
64.10-Image Boot Theory, Boot System Command and Boot Process Theory - Startup Config
64.11-IOS Images
64.12-Demo: IOS Systems
64.13-IOS Naming Conventions
64.14-Backup IOS to TFTP Server
64.15-Upgrade IOS Theory, Download IOS from Cisco and Demo: Upgrade IOS
64.16-Password Recovery
64.17-Demo: Password Recovery
65.1-Can you fix the network?
65.2-Config Register: Answers Part 1
65.3-Config Register: Answers Part 2
65.4-Config Register: Answers Part 3
66.1-Password Recovery: Can you complete the lab?
66.2-Password Recovery: Answers Part 1
66.3-Password Recovery: Answers Part 2
66.4-Password Recovery: Answers Part 3
66.5-Password Recovery: Answers Part 4
67.1-Missing IOS operating system! Can you fix the network?
67.2-Missing IOS operating system! Answers
68.1-Backup and restore configurations and IOS: Can you complete the lab?
68.2-Backup and restore configurations and IOS: Answers Part 1
68.3-Backup and restore configurations and IOS: Answers Part 2
68.4-Backup and restore configurations and IOS: Answers Part 3
69.1-Enable and Secret Passwords 1
69.2-Enable and Secret Passwords 2
69.3-Disable Services
69.4-Enable and Secret Passwords 4
69.5-Disable Services
69.6-Disable CDP
69.7-Line console security
69.8-Telnet security
69.9-Sessions and lines
69.10-SSH
69.11-Banners - Introduction and MOTD
69.12-Banners - MOTD
69.13-Login and Exec Banners
70.1-Telnet troubleshooting (CCNA VLOG #006)
71.1-Important: Hacking topics
71.2-Hacking Cisco Networks Part 1
71.3-Hacking DTP and VTP and VLAN hopping
71.4-Hacking DHCP: Rogue DHCP server and DHCP exhaustion
71.5-ARP poisoning and man-in-the-middle attack
71.6-Kali Linux Wi-Fi
72.1-DHCP Snooping
72.2-Dynamic ARP Inspection
73.1-DHCP Snooping: Can you complete the lab?
73.2-DHCP Snooping: Answers Part 1
73.3-DHCP Snooping: Answers Part 2
74.1-Telnet Passwords
74.2-TFTP Password & Data Capture
74.3-FTP Password & Data Capture
74.4-HTTP Data Capture
74.5-Cisco router HTTP Password Capture
75.1-Replay Voice over IP calls (Virtual IP Phones)
75.2-Capture and replay voice calls (Virtual & Physical IP Phones)
76.1-Port Security Overview
76.2-Port Security and security mechanisms
76.3-MAC addresses Port Security: Static, Dynamic, Sticky
76.4-Port Security Demo Part 1
76.5-Port Security Demo Part 2
76.6-Port Security Demo: Sticky
76.7-Port Security Error disable and auto recovery
77.1-Port Security: Can you complete the lab?
77.2-Port Security: Answers Part 1
77.3-Port Security: Answers Part 2
77.4-Port Security: Answers Part 3
78.1-802.1X Overview
78.2-Issues with Local Authentication
78.3-RADIUS and TACACS overview
78.4-AAA Demo Part 1: Configuration
78.5-AAA Demo Part 2 ACS Config and Testing
78.6-AAA Demo Part 3: AAA Groups with IOSv
79.1-AAA, TACACS and RADIUS: Can you complete the lab?
79.2-AAA, TACACS and RADIUS: Answers Part 1
79.3-AAA, TACACS and RADIUS: Answers Part 2
79.4-AAA, TACACS and RADIUS: Answers Part 3
79.5-AAA, TACACS and RADIUS: Answers Part 4
80.1-Switch Stacking Part 1
80.2-Switch Stacking Part 2
80.3-Switch Stacking Part 3
81.1-Access Control Lists (ACLs) introduction
81.2-ACL demonstrations, wildcard masks Part 1
81.3-ACL demonstrations, wildcard masks Part 2
81.4-ACL demonstrations Part 1
81.5-ACL demonstrations Part 2
81.6-Extended ACL demonstrations
82.1-ACL Lab 1: Can you complete the lab?
82.2-ACL Lab 1: Answers Part 1
82.3-ACL Lab 1: Answers Part 2
83.1-ACL Lab 2: Can you complete the lab?
83.2-ACL Lab 2: Answers Part 1
83.3-ACL Lab 2: Answers Part 2
83.4-ACL Lab 2: Answers Part 3
84.1-PacketLife.net Access List Cheat Sheet
85.1-NAT Part 1: Overview
85.2-NAT Part 2: RFC1918 and NAT Terms
85.3-NAT Part 3:Private Addresses and NAT Types
85.4-NAT Part 4: Demo: Static NAT
85.5-NAT Part 5: Wireshark Captures
85.6-NAT Part 6: Show commands, Static NAT : GNS3 Server NAT
85.7-NAT Part 7: Dynamic NAT Overview, GNS3 Static and Dynamic NAT Demo
85.8-NAT Part 8: Dynamic NAT Configuration and Show Commands
85.9-NAT Part 9: NAT Overloading / PAT
85.10-NAT Part 10: PAT demo and Show commands
85.11-NAT Part 11 : Source Address Theory
85.12-NAT Part 12: NAT and PAT Theory
85.13-NAT Part 13 : PAT Demo
86.1-NAT Lab 1 overview: Can you complete the lab?
86.2-NAT Lab 1: Answers
87.1-NAT Lab 2 overview: Can you complete the lab?
87.2-NAT Lab 2: Answers Part 1
87.3-NAT Lab 2: Answers Part 2
88.1-NAT Lab 3 overview: Can you complete the lab?
88.2-NAT Lab 3: Answers
89.1-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 4: Can you complete the lab
89.2-Packet Tracer Campus Network Part 4: NAT
90.1-CCNA VLOG #032: Static NAT Part 1
90.2-CCNA VLOG #033: Static NAT Part 2
90.3-CCNA VLOG #034: NAT Single IP Multiple Servers
90.4-CCNA VLOG #035: NAT Troubleshooting 1 - Can you find the issue? CCNA Exam 200-12
90.5-CCNA VLOG #036: NAT Troubleshooting 2 - Can you find the issue? CCNA Exam 200-12
90.6-CCNA VLOG #038: NAT Troubleshooting 3 - Can you find the issue? CCNA Exam 200-12
90.7-CCNA VLOG #040: NAT Troubleshooting 4 - Can you find the issue? CCNA Exam 200-12
90.8-CCNA VLOG #046 NAT Troubleshooting Scenario 5 - Can you find the issue? CCNA Exa
91.1-PacketLife.net NAT Cheat Sheet
92.1-QOS Introduction
92.2-Traffic Types and Requirements
92.3-SRND Guide
92.4-QOS mechanisms and Exam details
92.5-Classification and Marking
92.6-COS
92.7-IP Precedence and DSCP
92.8-DSCP AF Classes
92.9-DSCP CS, AF and EF Classes
92.10-Router demo Part 1
92.11-Router demo Part 2
92.12-SRND Guide Recommendations
92.13-SRND Switch Examples
92.14-Wireshark showing COS and DSCP
92.15-Trust boundary
92.16-Traffic classes
92.17-Policiers and shapers Part 1
92.18-Policiers and shapers Part 2
92.19-Queuing
92.20-Queuing - FIFO, PQ, CQ, WFQ
92.21-Queuing - WFQ and CBWFQ
92.22-CBWFQ and LLQ
92.23-Congestion Avoidance with WRED
92.24-QOS Demo Part 1
92.25-QOS Demo Part 2
93.1-QoS: Can you complete the lab?
93.2-QoS: Answers Part 1
93.3-QoS: Answers Part 2
93.4-QoS: Answers Part 3
94.1-PacketLife.net QoS Cheat Sheet
95.1-IP Phone Startup - Power requirements
95.2-Demonstration of Cisco IP Telephony configuration
95.3-Demonstration: Voice VLAN Configuration
95.4-How does an IP Phone get an IP address and register with a CUCM?
96.1-VoIP Lab: Can you complete the lab?
96.2-VoIP Lab: Answers Part 1
96.3-VoIP Lab: Answers Part 2
96.4-VoIP Lab: Answers Part 3
97.1-OSPF Part 1
97.2-OSPF Part 2
97.3-OSPF Part 3
97.4-OSPF Part 4
97.5-OSPF Part 5
97.6-OSPF Part 6
97.7-OSPF Part 7
97.8-OSPF DR, BR, DROTHER (CCNA VLOG #031)
97.9-DR Election Process (CCNA VLOG #039)
97.10-OSPF DR Elections (CCNA VLOG #041)
98.1-Lab Overview: Can you complete the lab?
98.2-OSPF Single Area Answers Part 1
98.3-OSPF Single Area Answers Part 2
98.4-OSPF Single Area Answers Part 3
98.5-OSPF Single Area Answers Part 4
99.1-OSPF Lab: Quiz
99.2-OSPF Lab: Answers Part 1
99.3-OSPF Lab: Answers Part 2
100.1-OSPF Troubleshooting (CCNA VLOG #001)
100.2-OSPF Troubleshooting (CCNA VLOG #005)
100.3-OSPF Troubleshooting (CCNA VLOG #003)
100.4-OSPF Troubleshooting (CCNA VLOG #037)
101.1-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 1 Overview: Can you fix the network?
101.2-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 1: Answers Part 1
101.3-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 1: Answers Part 2
102.1-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 2 Overview: Can you fix the network?
102.2-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 2: Answers Part 1
102.3-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 2: Answers Part 2
103.1-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 3 Overview: Can you fix the network?
103.2-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 3: Answers
104.1-CCNA VLOG #073: OSPF Multi-area configuration and testing for the CCNA Exam (Par
104.2-CCNA VLOG #074: OSPF Multi-area configuration and testing for the CCNA Exam (Par
104.3-CCNA VLOG #075: OSPF Multi-area configuration and testing for the CCNA Exam (Par
104.4-CCNA VLOG #082: OSPF Multi-area configuration and troubleshooting for the CCNA E
105.1-Lab Overview: Can you complete the lab?
105.2-OSPF Multiple Area Lab Answers Part 1
105.3-OSPF Multiple Area Lab Answers Part 2
106.1-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 1: Question
106.2-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 1: Answers
106.3-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 2: Question
106.4-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 2: Answer
106.5-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 3: Question
106.6-OSPF Troubleshooting Lab 3: Answer
107.1-PacketLife.net OSPF Cheat Sheet
108.1-IPv6 Part 1
108.2-IPv6 Part 2
108.3-IPv6 Part 3
108.4-IPv6 Part 4
108.5-IPv6 Part 5
109.1-Lab Overview: Can you complete the lab?
109.2-IPv6 Configuration Lab 1: Answers Part 1
109.3-IPv6 Configuration Lab 1: Answers Part 2
109.4-IPv6 Configuration Lab 1: Answers Part 3
110.1-CCNA VLOG #048: IPv6 static routing using next hop IPv6 address (IPv6 routing Pa
110.2-CCNA VLOG #049: IPv6 static routing using next hop IPv6 address (IPv6 routing Pa
110.3-CCNA VLOG #062: Troubleshooting IPv6 networks for the CCNA exam (Part 1): Can yo
110.4-CCNA VLOG #063: Troubleshooting IPv6 networks for the CCNA exam (Part 2). Can yo
110.5-CCNA VLOG #064: Troubleshooting IPv6 networks for the CCNA exam (Part 3). Can yo
111.1-Lab Overview: Can you complete the lab?
111.2-IPv6 Troubleshooting Lab: Answers
112.1-PacketLife.net IPv6 Cheat Sheet
113.1-IPv6 addressing and SLAAC Part 1
113.2-IPv6 addressing and SLAAC Part 2
113.3-IPv6 addressing and SLAAC Part 3
113.4-IPv6 addressing and SLAAC Demo 1
113.5-IPv6 addressing and SLAAC Demo 2
113.6-IPv6 addressing and SLAAC Demo 3
113.7-IPv6 addressing and SLAAC Demo 4
113.8-IPv6 DHCP Server, Relay Agent and Client Part 1
113.9-IPv6 DHCP Server, Relay Agent and Client Part 2
114.1-WAN introduction
114.2-WAN Overview
114.3-WAN Point-to-point link
114.4-CSU DSU
114.5-VPNs versus leased lines
114.6-DTE / DCE
114.7-Serial interfaces (WAN Interface Cards)
114.8-Serial Interfaces (continued)
114.9-Serial interface speeds
115.1-HDLC Introduction
115.2-HDLC Demo Part 1
115.3-HDLC Demo Part 2
116.1-OSPFv3 Overview
116.2-OSPFv3 configuration and show commands: R1
116.3-OSPFv3 configuration and show commands: R2
116.4-OSPFv3 full network configuration and testing
116.5-OSPFv3 Troubleshooting
116.6-OSPF IPv6 no ip addresses (CCNA VLOG #044)
117.1-IPv6 ACLs Part 1
117.2-IPv6 ACLs Part 2
117.3-IPv6 ACLs Part 3
117.4-IPv6 ACLs Part 4
117.5-IPv6 ACLs Demo 1
117.6-IPv6 ACLs Demo 2
118.1-VPNs Part 1
118.2-VPNs Part 2
118.3-VPNs Part 3
118.4-VPNs Part 4
119.1-GRE Tunnel Theory
119.2-GNS3 GRE Tunnel Demo Overview
119.3-RFCs and Protocol Types
119.4-GNS3 GRE Lab Part 1: IP addressing
119.5-GNS3 GRE Lab Part 2: GRE Tunnel Configuration
119.6-GNS3 GRE Lab Part 3: EIGRP
119.7-GNS3 GRE Lab Part 4: Wireshark captures and show commands
119.8-GNS3 GRE Lab Part 5: GRE and OSPF
119.9-VPN Config Generator
120.1-GRE Tunnel: can you complete the lab?
120.2-GRE Tunnel: Answers Part 1
120.3-GRE Tunnel: Answers Part 2
120.4-GRE Tunnel: Answers Part 3
121.1-GRE: Site to Site Tunnel
121.2-IPSec: Static Site to Site VPN
122.1-PacketLife.net IPSec Cheat Sheet
123.1-Cloud Computing Part 1: Overview
123.2-Cloud Computing Part 2: Hypervisors
123.3-Cloud Computing Part 3: Hypervisors
123.4-Cloud Computing Part 4: Amazon Demonstration
123.5-NFV
124.1-Wi-Fi Intro
124.2-What are these new terms?
124.3-Wi-Fi 6 demonstration
124.4-Channels and Hertz
124.5-Network Types Part 1
124.6-Network Types Part 2
125.1-Cisco WLC lab: Part 1
125.2-Cisco WLC lab: Part 2
126.1-Wi-Fi Technical Discussion Introduction
126.2-Wi-Fi 6 Overview and benefits
126.3-Wi-Fi Technical Discussion Part 1
126.4-Wi-Fi Technical Discussion Part 2
127.1-Advice for the exam and real world. Northbound, southbound APIs and more.
127.2-Ansible vs Puppet vs Chef
127.3-Overlays, Underlays, VXLAN and intelligence
127.4-Autopilot
127.5-SDA
128.1-Why do we care? JSON format examples
128.2-Practical JSON using Cisco Nexus
128.3-JSON with Cisco On-Box Python
128.4-Python, Ubuntu and remote Cisco devices
128.5-JSON, Ubuntu and remote Python scripts
129.1-Practical Overview and advice
129.2-REST API Theory
129.3-DNA Center APIs
129.4-Demo: DNA REST APIs
129.5-Free DNA Labs
129.6-Router REST API
129.7-Python script using REST API
130.1-Linux on Cisco IOS
130.2-Additional Linux commands on Cisco IOS
130.3-Linux, TCL and EEM scripts on Cisco devices
130.4-Network Automation: Schedule Config Backups
130.5-How well do you know the Cisco IOS?
130.6-Linux scripts on Cisco IOS?
130.7-Python and Linux on Cisco IOS?
131.1-Quick Start 1: GNS3 Lab Setup and IDEs
131.2-Quick Start 2: Telnet Script creation
131.3-Quick Start 3: Telnet Script Test
131.4-Quick Start 4: Telnet to a switch and create VLANs
131.5-Quick Start 5: Loops
131.6-Quick Start 6: PEP8: Python Style Guide
131.7-Quick Start 7: Configure switch VLANs using loops
131.8-Quick start 8: Create a multiple switch network
131.9-Quick Start 9: Open a file of switch IP addresess
131.10-Quick Start 10 Configure multiple switch with a loop
131.11-Quick Start 11 Loops within loops
131.12-Quick Start 12 Backup Network Device Configurations
132.1-Paul and Peter Issues
132.2-Paul can do things himself now - what about Peter's job
132.3-Layer 2 networks across the DC Is this even possible Layer 2 over Layer 3
133.1-Overview and tshark install and packet capture
133.2-tshark and Pyshark installation
133.3-Basic Pyshark testing
133.4-Termshark
133.5-Pyshark script
133.6-Lab overview and setup
133.7-iPython and interactive OSPF script
133.8-OSPF Password Python script
133.9-FTP Password Capture Python script
133.10-Telnet Password Capture Python Script
134.1-Welcome
135.1-What do the inventors say it is?
135.2-Open SDN, SDN via overlays, White box SDN
135.3-SDN via APIs, Cisco ACI (ASICs), OpenStack, NFV
136.1-GNS3 Topology Overview
136.2-IOSvL2 Appliance Import
136.3-Switch Hostnames, VTP and VLANs Part 1
136.4-Hostnames, VTP, VLANs Part 2
136.5-IP addressing and ping testing
136.6-Static trunk encapsulation and mode
136.7-Disable DTP and configure access ports
136.8-Ping within a VLAN
136.9-Which ports are trunking and which VLANs are permitted?
136.10-CDP Demo: Basic discovery
136.11-CDP Demo: Disable globally and per interface
136.12-CDP Demo: Command Options
136.13-LLDP Demo: Discover Linux Servers
136.14-Which ports are blocking?
136.15-Spanning Tree blocks core switch ports
136.16-CDP & LLDP and STP - what happens?
136.17-STP - optimize Core switches
136.18-STP failover testing
136.19-HSRP Overview
136.20-Demo: HSRP Configuration: Switch 1
136.21-Demo: HSRP Configuration: Switch 2
136.22-Demo: Test connectivity to HSRP router
136.23-Demo: HSRP failover test
136.24-Optimize campus network using Etherchannel
136.25-EIGRP configuration
136.26-EIGRP Configuration (continued)
136.27-Redistribute Static Route
136.28-Troubleshoot GNS3 cloud issue
136.29-Configure NAT and test
137.1-Thank you for attending. Your feedback is welcome!
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