What you'll learn

Understand the fundamentals of CCNA and networking principles.

Configure and troubleshoot Cisco devices to build functional networks.

Implement various network protocols, including IP, Ethernet, and VLANs.

Secure networks by implementing basic security measures and access control.

Prepare for the CCNA certification exam and gain a competitive edge.

Topics Covered : OSI Model, IP, MAC, ARP, Static Routing, DNS, DHCP, OSPF, Summarization, VLAN, STP, ACL, NAT, Network Security Attacks.

Requirements

No Prerequisites. Anyone can learn.

Description

CCNA (200-301) is a comprehensive course that covers the fundamentals of networking and prepares individuals for the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification. This course provides a solid foundation in routing, switching, network protocols, and more. It focuses on both theoretical concepts and practical implementation, allowing learners to gain the necessary skills to configure, troubleshoot, and manage network infrastructure.Key Highlights:In-depth coverage of network fundamentalsDetailed understanding of TCP/IP protocols and addressingHands-on experience with Cisco routers and switchesComprehensive exploration of network security and managementPreparation for the CCNA certification examWhat you will learn:Introduction to networking essentialsLearn the basics of networking, including network topologies, protocols, and OSI model.IP addressing and subnettingUnderstand IP addressing, subnetting, and subnet mask calculations.Routing and switchingGain knowledge of routing protocols, switching concepts, and how to configure Cisco routers and switches.Network securityExplore network security principles, network access control, and common security threats.Network managementLearn about network management protocols, device monitoring, and network troubleshooting techniques.Understand the fundamentals of CCNA and networking principles.Configure and troubleshoot Cisco devices to build functional networks.Implement various network protocols, including IP, Ethernet, and VLANs.Secure networks by implementing basic security measures and access control.Prepare for the CCNA certification exam and gain a competitive edge.Topics Covered  : OSI Model, IP, MAC, ARP, Static Routing, DNS, DHCP, OSPF, Summarization, VLAN, STP, ACL, NAT, Network Security Attacks.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction to Networking & OSI Model

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 OSI Model

Section 2: Network Devices - IP, Mask - CLI Vs GUI & Cisco IOS Modes - 1st Lab

Lecture 3 Network Devices - IP, Mask - CLI Vs GUI

Lecture 4 Cisco IOS Modes - 1st Lab

Section 3: Routing Table & Static Routing In CPT & NG Labs

Lecture 5 Routing Table

Lecture 6 Static Routing In CPT & NG Labs

Section 4: Static Routing - MAC - ARP & DNS - DHCP - Default Route

Lecture 7 Static Routing - MAC - ARP

Lecture 8 DHCP - Default Route

Section 5: IP Classification - Binary to Decimal - Subnetting - C & Subnetting Class C

Lecture 9 IP Classification - Binary to Decimal - Subnetting - C

Lecture 10 Subnetting Class C

Section 6: Subnetting Class B and A & Router Security - Console Connection

Lecture 11 Subnetting Class B and A

Lecture 12 Router Security - Console Connection

Section 7: Telnet - SSH - Dynamic Routing & OSPF - ACL & NAT - Firewall

Lecture 13 Telnet - SSH - Dynamic Routing

Lecture 14 OSPF - ACL

Lecture 15 NAT - Firewall

Anyone who is interested to learn Networking