Basic cyber security via the Secure Shell remote login

Configuration of Ether-channel between switches for faster throughput

How to set up a System Log server as an Admin, to record any changes made to your network

You will need either Packet-Tracer or GNS3 installed on your device.

A curiosity and desire to learn network eeering

CCNA exam candidates will aos benefit from taking this hands-on training course.

What will I do in this course?You will attend lectures, take notes, and do hands-on configurations of network devices. Those 3 things: Lectures, note taking, and hands-on labs, are proven to be the best way to retain knowledge for passing exams and to do well in job interviews.How do I register?Just click the button to b.What will I need to take this course?Network simulation software such as GNS3 or Packet Tracer. You can  them for free.When can I learn?You can b immediately and learn any 24/7 at your own pace. What does this course contain?CCNA 200-301 Let's Build a Small Business Network is the best hands-on course in which you will build a fully functional simulated small business network, using real-world configurations that fulfill 200-301 CCNA exam skill goals such as configuration of DHCP, static routes, routing protocols, Network  Protocol, System-Log Server, inter-vlan routing, SSH, ether-channel, remote login, some cable information (types of cabling used), troubleshooting, and much more. This course also includes separate PDF handouts per appropriate sections that also contain the complete configurations to study and practice on your own. This course also fulfills exam goals for the CCT, CCRS, and Network+, and portions of the A+ exams. FREE book and certification of completionThis course also includes a FREE copy of my book On the Command Line + a professional Certificate of Completion so that you may document your educational achievements. By the way, On the Command Line by J.Diamond is available from , and it includes 100 of the most popular commands and configurations many of which are part of the current CCNA exam track. All command and configurations are listed line-by-line with diagrams and real screen shots. I hope you enjoy the course and I wish you all the best in your IT career. Jeff DiamondCCNA / FOA CPCT, CFOT

Section 1: Lesson 1

Lecture 1 Select devices

Lecture 2 Subnetting to create 4 new LANs

Lecture 3 We learn Static Route configuration

Section 2: Lesson 2

Lecture 4 MOTD and host names

Section 3: Lesson 3

Lecture 5 VLANs and the switchport command

Lecture 6 Configuring trunk ports and sub-interfaces

Lecture 7 Testing inter-VLAN routing

Section 4: Lesson 4

Lecture 8 We configure a DHCP server

Lecture 9 Our network grows! Adding new devices

Lecture 10 Reset devices to use DHCP and test connectivity

Section 5: Lesson 5

Lecture 11 DNS server

Section 6: Lesson 6

Lecture 12 Adding a second router and a new network

Lecture 13 Configuring RIPv2

Section 7: Lesson 7

Lecture 14 Quality of Service and DSCP

Section 8: Lesson 8

Lecture 15 Configuring an Ether-Channel

Lecture 16 Finishing, verifying and testing our Ether-Channel

Section 9: Lesson 9

Lecture 17 The Console Port and Password Security

Lecture 18 Expanding our network and setting up SSH

Lecture 19 Testing our SSH configuration

Section 10: Lesson 10

Lecture 20 Setting up Systems Log Server + automatic message logging

Lecture 21 Configuring stamps for our syslog messages

Lecture 22 NPT: the network  protocol

Lecture 23 NPT part 2 and a message from your instructor

CCNA students studying for certification exams, and curious IT professionals,Or anyone curious about network eeering and network architecture

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