Ccna 200-301: Your First Step To Become A NetWork Engineer!

Ccna 200-301: Your First Step To Become A Network Engineer!
Published 5/2024
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Language: English

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| Duration: 11h 39m
CCNA 200-301 Complete Course in English

What you'll learn

You will have in-depth Networking Fundamentals knowledge

You will be introduced to Networking Protocols

You will have Security Foundational Skills

How IP Addressing & IP Services work?

Intoduction to Automation & Programmability

Requirements

No technical or networking knowledge needed

Description

Welcome to PyNet Labs' CCNA 200-301 Course. Our CCNA course is a great fit for both, experienced and fresher in the networking domain as we cover CCNA 200-301, the latest version of Cisco Certified Network Associate.Our CCNA full course comes with all-inclusive videos, study notes, lab exercises, assignments, and some active Q&A/quizzes to make this learning experience more interactive.In the CCNA course, you will get an understanding of the networking fundamentals theoretically as well as practically. CCNA course provides conceptual knowledge of the latest networking technologies, security, automation, and programmability.The modules have the required lab sessions to provide the step-by-step process to work with the networks. All the concepts are explained from the very basics to the intermediate level, and it comprises studying network fundamentals, network access, IP connectivity, IP services, security fundamentals, automation, and programmability.Major Course Outline to be covered during the CCNA 200-301 course:Network FundamentalsNetwork AccessIP ConnectivityIP ServicesSecurity FundamentalsAutomation and ProgrammabilityLearning outcomes include:Learning about networking devices, and how to install, operate, and configure them. What are the various routing protocols, how to verify IPv4 and IPv6, and basic security protocols to protect your network from threat.

Overview

Section 1: Chapter 1: Exploring Networks

Lecture 1 Exploring the Functions of Networking

Lecture 2 Introduction To LANs, Working of Switch

Lecture 3 Fundamentals of a Router

Lecture 4 Explaining the Evolution of Intelligent Networks

Lecture 5 Introducing System Monitoring

Lecture 6 Managing Cisco Devices

Lecture 7 Exploring the Functions of Routing

Section 2: Communication Protocol

Lecture 8 Introduction to Host-to-Host Communication Model

Lecture 9 Exploring Data Link Layer

Lecture 10 Introducing the TCP/IP Internet Layer, IPv4 Addressing and Subnets

Lecture 11 Introduction to Subnetting

Lecture 12 Explaining the TCP/IP Transport Layer And Application Layer

Lecture 13 Operating Cisco IOS Software

Lecture 14 Introducing Architectures and Virtualization

Section 3: Introduction to CCNA 200-301 Labs over Cisco Packet Tracer

Lecture 15 Get started with Cisco Command Line Interface

Lecture 16 Configuring Interface

Lecture 17 Configure Default Gateway

Lecture 18 Exploring The Packet Delivery Process

Lecture 19 Observe How A Switch Operates

Lecture 20 Perform Basic Switch Configuration

Lecture 21 Implement The Initial Switch Configuration

Lecture 22 Inspect TCP/IP Applications Part 1

Lecture 23 Inspect TCP/IP Applications Part 2

Lecture 24 Troubleshooting A Simple Network

Section 4: OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)

Lecture 25 Introducing OSPF

Lecture 26 Configuring and Verifying Single Area OSPF

Section 5: VLAN (Virtual LAN)

Lecture 27 Configuring VLANs and Trunk

Lecture 28 Troubleshooting VLANs and Trunks

Lecture 29 Configuring Router On A Stick

Lecture 30 Implement An Initial Router Configuration

Lecture 31 Configure and Verify Layer 2 Discovery Protocols

Lecture 32 Configuring Inter-VLAN (SVI)

Section 6: NTP

Lecture 33 Configure and Verify NTP

Lecture 34 Configure System Message Logging

Lecture 35 Create The Cisco iOS Image Backup

Lecture 36 Upgrade Cisco iOS Image

Section 7: EtherChannel

Lecture 37 Configuring a PAgP EtherChannel

Lecture 38 Configuring a LACP EtherChannel

Lecture 39 Configuring a Static EtherChannel

Lecture 40 Building Redundant Switched Topologies

Lecture 41 Improving Redundant Switched Topologies with EtherChannel

Section 8: Security

Lecture 42 Implement Port Address Translation (PAT)

Lecture 43 Configure And Verify Port Security

Lecture 44 Troubleshoot Port Duplex Issues

Lecture 45 Troubleshoot Switch Media and Port Issues

Section 9: DHCP

Lecture 46 Configure a DHCP Scope

Section 10: ACL

Lecture 47 Configuring Numbered ACL

Lecture 48 Configuring Named ACL

Section 11: NAT

Lecture 49 Configuring Static NAT

Lecture 50 Configure Dynamic NAT and Port Address Translation

Lecture 51 Introducing QoS

Section 12: Wireless

Lecture 52 Explaining Wireless Fundamentals

Lecture 53 Introducing WAN Technologies

Section 13: Internet Protocol

Lecture 54 Configuring and Implementing IPV4 Static Routes

Lecture 55 Configure a Provider - Assigned IPv4 Address

Lecture 56 IPv6

Lecture 57 Configure Basic IPv6 Connectivity

Lecture 58 Configuring and Implementing IPV6 Static Routing

Section 14: Network Security

Lecture 59 Examining the Security Threat Landscape

Lecture 60 Log into the WLC

Section 15: Automation & Programmability

Lecture 61 Secure Console and Remote Access

Lecture 62 Define a Remote Access Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) Server

Lecture 63 Explore the Cisco DNA™ CenterExplore the Cisco DNA™ Center

Section 16: Quiz

Entry-level network engineers,Freshers