CCNA Routing & Switching Technologies
What about this course?
CCNA Routing & Switching Technologies prepares students for exams 200-120 (CCNA) and 100-101 (ICND1) / 200-101 (ICND2). Each hands-on level allows you to follow along with the material step by step. While you learn about topics on the exam, you will also actively engage with the technology and build your experience base. The course is designed for students who are new to networking as well students who want to renew their CCNA certifications.

Instructor for this course
Keith Bogart
CCIE #4923
This course is composed by the following modules
Introduction to Networking
Types of Networking Devices
Cabling Overview
Network Topologies
Introduction to the 7 layers :: Part 1
Introduction to the 7 layers :: Part 2
Ethernet Basics
Standards Organizations
Broadcast & Collision Domains
CSMA/CD
Distance, Cables & Duplex
Ethernet Frame Structure
Ethernet Cabling
Intro to Binary and Hexadecimal
Ethernet MAC Address Structure
Data Transmission Types
Introduction to IPv4
IP Services :: DHCP
IP Services :: ARP
IP Services :: DNS
UDP Overview
TCP Overview
IPv4 :: Review Questions
Evolution of Switching
Basics of Switching
MAC Address-Table
Introduction to Cisco IOS
Device Startup Sequence
Memory Types
Accessing router via CLI
Basic Switch Configuration & Verification :: Part 1
Basic Switch Configuration & Verification :: Part 2
Basic Switch Configuration & Verification :: Part 3
Why do we need VLANs?
VLAN Configuration
Access Ports
VLAN Trunking :: 802.1q and ISL
VLAN Trunking :: Native VLANs
VLAN Trunking :: Configuration and Verification
Dynamic Trunking Protocol (DTP)
VLAN Trunking Protocol (VTP)
VLAN :: Review Questions
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) :: Part 1
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) :: Part 2
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) :: Part 3
Per-VLAN Spanning Tree (PVST)
Etherchannel
Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (RSTP)
BPDU Protection Mechanisms :: Portfast
BPDU Protection Mechanisms :: BPDU Guard & Filter
BPDU Protection Mechanisms :: Root Guard/Loop Guard
Port Security :: What problem does it solve?
Port Security :: Violation Modes, Configuration & Verification
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) :: What problem does it solve?
Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) :: Configuration & Verification
Inter-VLAN Routing
IPv4 Addressing :: Classes of Addresses
IPv4 Addressing :: Subnet Mask Usage
IPv4 Addressing :: Private vs Public Addresses
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) :: Review
IPv4 Same Length Subnetting
IPv4 Variable Length Subnetting (VLSM)
IPv4 Summarization
IPv4 Supernets
IP Routing Fundamentals :: What is Routing?
Types of Routes & General Rules of Routing
Routing Components :: Autonomous Systems
Routing Components :: Administrative Distance
Routing Components :: Metrics
Characteristics of Routing Updates
Static Routing
Default Routing
Introduction to Dynamic Routing
IGP Categories :: Distance Vector, Link State, Hybrid
Introduction to EIGRP
EIGRP :: Packet Types
EIGRP :: Neighbor Process
EIGRP :: Internal vs External Routes
EIGRP :: Terminology
EIGRP :: Variance
IP Addressing/Subnetting Review Excercise
EIGRP :: Authentication
Implementing EIGRP
Floating Static Route
Introduction to OSPF
OSPF :: Network Types
OSPF :: Neighbor Process
OSPF :: Router Roles
OSPF :: Link State Advertisements (LSAs)
OSPF :: Router id & Priority
OSPF :: DR & BDR Election
OSPF :: Authentication
Implementing OSPF
Introduction to WAN Terminology
Types of WANs
HDLC
Point-to-Point Protocol
PAP Authentication
CHAP Authentication
Frame-Relay Concepts
Frame-Relay :: Implementation & Verification
Introduction to HSRP
Introduction to GLBP
Implementing HSRP
IOS Services :: DHCP Server
Access Control List :: Introduction to ACL
Access Control List :: Standard ACL
Access Control List :: Extended ACL
Access Control List :: Named ACL
Review Questions
Introduction to NAT
Static NAT
Dynamic NAT
Port Address Translation (PAT)
Introduction to IPv6
Types of IPv6 Addresses
Implementing IPv6
Implementing RIPng
Implementing EIGRPv6
Implementing OSPFv3
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