## Introduction to CCNA (200-301) with Jeremy

1. Introduction to CCNA (200-301) with Jeremy

## Introduction to CCNA (200-301) with Keith
2. Introduction to CCNA (200-301) with Keith
## Introduction to CCNA (200-301) with NetworkChuck
3. Introduction to CCNA (200-301) with NetworkChuck
## Build a Physical Cisco Lab Environment
4. Introduction to Build a Physical Cisco Lab Environment
5. Why Use a Physical Lab?
6. Understanding Common Switch Models
7. Understanding Common Router Models
8. Understanding Device Memory Requirements
9. Understanding Common Modules
10. Performing Password Recovery
11. Building a CCNA Lab Environment
## Set Up Packet Tracer for Hands-On Cisco Practice
12. Why You'll Benefit from Packet Tracer
13. Getting and Installing Packet Tracer
14. Configuring Your First PT Network
15. Getting Physical
16. Visualizing Network Traffic with Simple PDUs
17. Visualizing Network Traffic with Complex PDUs
18. Replicating a Physical Rack
19. Using Packet Tracer on your Tablet
20. Final Challenge and Review
## Describe Network Functions and Equipment
21. Introduction to Describe Network Functions and Equipment
22. Primary Switch Functions
23. Primary Wireless Access Point Functions
24. Primary Router Functions
25. Assembling the Network Pieces
26. Review of Describe Network Functions and Equipment
## Explain Network Communication Using the OSI and TCP/IP Model
27. Introduction to Explain Network Communication with the OSI Model
28. Why We Have Two Models
29. Application Layers
30. Transport Layer
31. Network Layer
32. Data Link and Physical Layer
33. Describing Network Communication Using the OSI and TCP/IP Models
34. Review of Explain Network Communication with the OSI Model
## Describe Common Network Architectures
35. Introduction to Describe Common Network Architectures
36. Two-Tier Architecture
37. Three-Tier Architecture
38. Spine-Leaf Architecture
39. WAN Architecture
40. SOHO Architecture
41. On-Premise vs. Cloud Architecture
42. Building a Network Architecture
43. Review of Describe Common Network Architectures
## Discern Copper and Fiber Optic Network Cable Characteristics
44. Introduction Connect Networks with Copper and Fiber Optic Cable
45. Copper Cable
46. Two Styles of Fiber
47. Fiber Port Types
48. Part 1: Connecting the CCNA Lab
49. Part 2: Connecting the CCNA Lab
## Connect and Navigate Cisco Internetwork Operating System (IOS)
50. Introduction to Connect and Navigate Cisco Internetwork Operating System (IOS)
51. Methods of Managing Cisco Devices
52. Configuring a Console Connection in Windows
53. Configuring a Console Connection in MacOS
54. Answering the Epic Post-Boot Question
55. Using Cisco IOS Navigation Commands
56. Modes that Made Cisco Famous
57. Interface Connections and Numbering
58. Preparing for the Initial Configuration
59. Review of Connect and Navigate Cisco Internetwork Operating System (IOS)
## Create a Base Configuration for Cisco Devices
60. Introduction to Create a Base Configuration for Cisco Devices
61. Configuring Device Identification (Hostname and Banner)
62. Configuring Foundation Security and Passwords (Console, VTY, Enable Sec)
63. Configuring IP Addresses and Enabling Interfaces
64. Initial Tuning and Configuration Management
65. Telnet and SSH Implementation
66. Ensuring Proper Base Configurations
67. Review of Create a Base Configuration for Cisco Devices
## Create a Base Configuration for Cisco Devices Hands-On Lab
68. Introduction to Your Virtual Hands-on Labs
69. Basic IOS Navigation Lab
70. Hostnames and MOTD Banners Lab
71. Configuring and Verifying Interfaces and IP Addresses Lab
72. Configure DNS and Router Interfaces
73. Cisco Router and Switch CLI Review Lab
74. Review of Hands-On Lab
## Wireshark Fundamentals: Capturing, Viewing, and Filtering Data
75. Introducing Wireshark Fundamentals
76. Performing an Initial Capture
77. The OSI Model in Wireshark
78. Learning from Idle Network Data
79. Practical Wireshark: ARP
80. Practical Wireshark: Rogue DHCP
81. Practical Wireshark: DNS
82. Practical Wireshark: Telnet
83. Reviewing Wireshark Fundamentals
## Describe and Analyze TCP and UDP Communication
84. Introduction to Describe and Analyze TCP and UDP Communication
85. How TCP Starts a Session
86. How TCP Sends Data (TCP Windowing)
87. How TCP Ends a Session
88. How UDP Communicates
89. Review of Describe and Analyze TCP and UDP Communication
## Configure Windows, MAC, or Linux for Network Access
90. Introduction to Configure Windows, MAC, or Linux for Network Access
91. Configuring and Testing Windows Network Access
92. Configuring and Testing MacOS Network Access
93. Configuring and Testing Ubuntu Linux Network Access
94. Review of Configure Windows, MAC, or Linux for Network Access
## Describe Network Switch Functions and How to Locate Network Devices
95. Introduction to Describe Network Switch Functions and How to Locate Network
Devices
96. Connecting Devices to a Switch
97. Switches Learning MAC Addresses
98. Viewing and Filtering MAC Address Tables
99. Locating Devices on a Network Switch
100. Locating Devices Lab
101. Review of Describe Network Switch Functions and How to Locate Network Devices
## Diagnose Interface Status, Errors, and Cabling Issues on a Cisco Switch
102. Introduction to Diagnose Interface Status, Errors, and Cabling Issues on a
Cisco Switch
103. Common Copper and Fiber Physical Issues
104. The Quick Way to See Interface Status
105. Examining Speed and Duplex Mismatches
106. Deep-Dive Into Interface Counters
107. Review of Diagnose Interface Status, Errors, and Cabling Issues on a Cisco
Switch
## Describe Power over Ethernet (PoE) Capabilities and Standards
108. Introduction to Describe Power over Ethernet (PoE) Capabilities and Standards
109. How Power over Ethernet (PoE) Works
110. Exploring PoE Standards
111. PoE in Action on a Cisco Switch
112. Review of Describe Power over Ethernet (PoE) Capabilities and Standards
## Explain IP Addressing and Subnetting Concepts
113. Introduction to Explain IP Addressing and Subnetting Concepts
114. The Classes of Addresses from A to E
115. The Fundamentals of IP, Mask, and Gateway
116. Public and Private Address Ranges
117. Network Designs that Require Subnetting
118. Review of Explain IP Addressing and Subnetting Concepts
## Convert Decimal to Binary and Back
119. Introduction to Converting from Decimal to Binary and Back
120. Process of Binary Conversion
121. Practicing Decimal to Binary
122. Practicing Binary to Decimal
## Perform Subnetting Based on Network Requirements
123. Introduction to Perform Subnetting Based on Network Requirements
124. Subnetting Class C Networks Based on Network Requirements
125. Subnetting Class B Networks Based on Network Requirements
126. Subnetting Class A Networks Based on Network Requirements
127. Troublesome Networks
128. Review of Perform Subnetting Based on Network Requirements
## Perform Subnetting Based on Host Requirements
129. Introduction to Perform Subnetting Based on Host Requirements
130. Subnetting Class C Networks Based on Host Requirements
131. Subnetting Class B Networks Based on Host Requirements
132. Subnetting Class A Networks Based on Host Requirements
133. Troublesome Hosts
134. Additional Examples of Subnetting Based on Host Requirements
## Reverse Engineering Subnets and Using VLSM
135. Introduction to Reverse Engineering Subnets and VLSM
136. Doing Subnetting Backwards
137. Practical Reverse Engineering Examples
138. What is VLSM?
139. VLSM Scenario
## Describe IPv6 Core Addressing Concepts
140. Introduction to Describe IPv6 Core Addressing Concepts
141. Comparing IPv4 and IPv6
142. Binary, Decimal, and Hex
143. Making IPv6 Addresses Shorter
144. Types of IPv6 Addresses
145. Designing IPv6 Addressing
146. Configuring IPv6 Addressing
147. Configure IPv6 Addressing Lab
148. Review of Describe IPv6 Core Addressing Concepts
## Design a Basic Wireless Network
149. Introduction to Describe Wireless Frequency and Design Fundamentals
150. What is a Wireless Signal?
151. Battle of the Bands
152. Basic and Extended SSIDs and WAP Placement
153. Review of Describe Wireless Frequency and Design Fundamentals
## Explain VLANs and Configure VLANs on a Single Switch
154. Introduction to Explain VLAN Concepts and Configure VLANs on a Single Switch
155. How VLANs Changed the World
156. Routing Between VLANs
157. Configuring VLANs on a Single Switch
158. Configuring a Router on a Stick
159. Configuring VLANs on a Single Switch Lab
160. Review of Explain VLAN Concepts and Configure VLANs on a Single Switch
## Configure Trunking Between Switches, WAPs, and Servers
161. Introduction to Configure Trunking Between Switches, WAPs, Servers
162. Understanding DTP and the Native VLAN
163. Configuring Trunks the Right Way
164. Weird and Wacky World of VTP
165. Configuring VTP
166. Limiting or Adding VLANs to Trunks
167. Connecting Trunks to Servers, WAPs, and More
168. Deploying VLSM in a VLAN Network
169. Configuring VLANs, Trunking, and Routing Lab
170. Review of Configure Trunking Between Switches, WAPs, Servers, and More
## Create a Network Diagram with Cisco CDP and LLDP
171. Introduction to Create a Network Diagram with Cisco CDP and LLDP
172. What is CDP and LLDP?
173. Configuring and Tuning CDP and LLDP
174. Creating a Network Diagram using CDP and LLDP
175. Creating a Network Diagram with CDP Lab
176. Review of Create a Network Diagram with Cisco CDP and LLDP
## Design and Configure a Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) Network
177. Introduction to Design and Configure a Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
Network
178. What Does STP Do?
179. Understanding STP Standards
180. How the Root Bridge is Elected
181. How to Determine Your STP Topology
182. Configuring Basic STP and Verifying Results
183. Identifying and Configuring STP Ports and Root Bridge Lab
184. Review of Design and Configure a Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) Network
## Increase Network Capacity Using EtherChannel
185. Introduction to Increase Network Capacity Using EtherChannel
186. What is EtherChannel?
187. Configuring and Verifying EtherChannel
188. Modifying EtherChannel Load Distribution
189. Review of Increase Network Capacity Using EtherChannel
## Configure a Basic Cisco Wireless Network using the WLC GUI
190. Introduction to Configure a Basic Cisco Wireless Network using the WLC GUI
191. Cisco WLC Puzzle Pieces
192. Accessing a Cisco WLC for the First Time
193. Base Level WLC Configuration
194. Review of Configure a Basic Cisco Wireless Network using the WLC GUI
## Explain End-To-End IP Communications
195. Introducing End-To-End IP Communications
196. TCP/IP Protocol Stack Review
197. Routers and Multilayer Switches
198. Predicting the Correct L2 and L3 Addresses
199. Logical and Physical Topologies Lab
200. Identifying and Correcting a Layer 2 Path
201. Topology and Lab Strategy
202. Reviewing End-To-End IP Communications
## Configure and Verify Cisco IPv4 Static Routes
203. Introducing IPv4 Static Routing
204. How a Router Learns IP Routes
205. Adding Directly Connected IPv4 Routes
206. Planning Static Network Routes
207. Configuring Static IPv4 Network Routes
208. Adding Static Host Routes
209. Implementing Static Default Routes
210. Floating Static Routes Overview
211. Configuring and Verifying Static Floating Routes
212. Static Routes using an Outbound Interface
213. IPv4 Static Routes Review
214. IPv4 Static Route Case Study and Lab
215. Review of Configure and Verify Cisco IPv4 Static Routes
## Configure and Verify Cisco IPv6 Static Routes
216. Introducing IPv6 Static Routes
217. IPv6 Static Route Lab Topology
218. Adding IPv6 Directly Connected Routes
219. Planning Static IPv6 Network and Default Routes
220. Configuring Static IPv6 Default and Network Routes
221. Floating Static IPv6 Host Routes
222. IPv6 Static Routes Review
223. IPv6 Static Route Case Study and Lab
224. Review of Configure and Verify Cisco IPv6 Static Routes
## Describe Cisco Dynamic IPv4 Routing with OSPF
225. Introducing OSPF Concepts
226. Dynamic vs. Static Routing
227. OSPF Path Cost
228. OSPF Router ID (RID)
229. OSPF Areas
230. Wildcard Masks and Network Statements
231. OSPF Wildcards on Clean Octet Boundaries
232. OSPF Wildcards for Subnets
233. DR and BDRs on Broadcast Networks
234. Verifying OSPF Adjacencies
235. OSPF LSAs and DRs
236. OSPF and Point-to-Point Networks
237. Review of Describe Cisco Dynamic IPv4 Routing with OSPF
238. OSPF Concepts Wrap-Up
## Implement Cisco Dynamic IPv4 Routing with OSPF
239. Introduction to Implement Cisco Dynamic IPv4 Routing with OSPF
240. Lab Topology Introduction
241. Implementing Loopbacks for OSPF
242. Implementing OSPF with Exact Network Statements
243. Adding more OSPF Routers
244. OSPF Link Cost Calculation
245. OSPF Neighbor Adjacencies
246. Default Routes in OSPF Overview
247. Implementing a Default Route in OSPF
248. Real World OSPF Case Study and Lab
249. Review of Implement Cisco Dynamic IPv4 Routing with OSPF
## Configure and Verify First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRP)
250. Introducing First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRPs)
251. FHRP (First Hop Redundancy Protocols) Overview
252. Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP)
253. Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP)
254. Gateway Load Balancing Protocol (GLBP)
255. Applying your FHRP Skills in a Production Network
256. Review of Configure and Verify First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRP)
## Interpret and Describe a Cisco IP Routing Table
257. Introduction to Interpret and Describe a Cisco IP Routing Table
258. Routing Protocol Codes
259. Network Prefix and Mask
260. Next Hop
261. Administrative Distance (AD)
262. The Routing Table Metric
263. Gateway of Last Resort
264. Using a Routing Table in a Production Network
265. Review of Interpret and Describe a Cisco IP Routing Table
## Predict a Cisco Router’s IP Forwarding Decisions
266. Introduction to Predict a Cisco Router’s IP Forwarding Decisions
267. Winning Routes of a Router's Table (Concepts)
268. Preferring a Better Route Due to AD Lab
269. Choosing a Route Based on the Metric or Cost
270. Concepts of Using the Longest Match in the Routing Table
271. Longest Match Routing Lab
272. Identifying Which Routes Include a Specific IP
273. Route or Drop: The Prediction Game
274. Case Study and Lab: Predicting the Router's Decisions
275. Review of Predict a Cisco Router’s IP Forwarding Decisions
## Configure and Verify Cisco’s Router on a Stick
276. Introducing a Router on a Stick
277. Router on a Stick Concepts
278. Implementing Router on a Stick
279. Using Router on a Stick in Production
280. Review of Configure and Verify Cisco’s Router on a Stick
## Troubleshoot an IP Network
281. Introducing the Troubleshooting Labs
282. Troubleshooting Tips
283. Troubleshooting Topology
284. Trouble Ticket 1 with Guest Jeff Kish
285. Trouble Ticket 2 with Guest Knox Hutchinson
286. Trouble Ticket 3 with Guest Bart Castle
287. Trouble Ticket 4 with Keith Barker
## Cisco NAT Concepts and Base Configurations: Static and Overload
288. Introducing Cisco NAT Concepts and Base Configurations
289. Using Different NAT Strategies
290. Defining NAT Terminology
291. Configuring NAT Overload
292. Configuring Static NAT
293. Configuring and Verifying Cisco NAT Lab
294. Reviewing Cisco NAT Concepts and Base Configurations
## Configure and Verify Cisco NTP
295. Introduction to Configure and Verify Cisco NTP
296. What is NTP?
297. Configuring an NTP Client
298. Configuring an NTP Server
299. Review of Configure and Verify Cisco NTP
## Configure DHCP Server and Relay Functions
300. Introduction to Configure DHCP Server and Relay Functions
301. DHCP Server, Client, and Relay
302. Configuring a Cisco DHCP Server
303. Configuring DHCP Relay in a Cisco Network
304. DHCP Lab
305. Review of Configure DHCP Server and Relay Functions
## Explain Common Network Services: SNMP, Syslog, QoS, and TFTP-FTP
306. Introducing Common Network Services
307. SNMP
308. Syslog
309. QoS
310. TFTP-FTP
311. Reviewing Common Network Services
## Define Key Concepts Regarding Network Security
312. Introduction to Define Key Concepts Regarding Network Security
313. Security Overview and CIA
314. Vulnerabilities
315. Exploits
316. Threats and Risk
317. Mitigation Techniques and Countermeasures
318. Review of Define Key Concepts Regarding Network Security
## Describe Security Program Elements
319. Introducing Security Program Elements
320. Polices as Part of a Security Program
321. User Awareness and Training
322. Physical Controls and Review
## Describe Elements of Secure Password Policies
323. Introduction to Describe Elements of Secure Password Policies
324. Password Policies
325. Password Managers
326. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
327. Review of Describe Elements of Secure Password Policies
## Configure Cisco Device Access Control Using Local Passwords
328. Introducing Local Passwords
329. Default Behavior for Console Access
330. Default Behavior for Aux Access
331. Passwords for VTY Login
332. Storing Local Passwords
333. Type 9 Local Passwords
334. Local Usernames and Passwords
335. Configure Cisco Device Access Control Using Local Passwords Review
## Summarize and Differentiate AAA Concepts
336. Introducing AAA
337. AAA Overview
338. Building Blocks of AAA
339. AAA New-Model Framework
340. Commands to Implement AAA
341. Implementing and Verifying AAA
342. Summarize and Differentiate AAA Concepts Review
## Apply and Verify Cisco Access Control Lists
343. Introducing Access Control Lists (ACLs) for Packet Filtering
344. ACL Concepts
345. Standard ACLs Concepts
346. Standard ACLs Lab
347. Wildcard Masks Concepts
348. Wildcard Masks Lab
349. Wildcard Masks for Subnets Lab
350. Extended ACLs Concepts
351. Extended ACLs Lab
352. Using Named Extended ACLs
353. ACL Production Case Study and Lab
354. Review of Apply and Verify Cisco Access Control Lists
## Configure and Verify Cisco Port Security
355. Introducing Port Security
356. Understanding Port Security and Why we Need It
357. Port Security Defaults
358. Implementing Port Security on Layer 2 Interface
359. Customizing Port Security
360. Configuring Auto Errdisable Recovery
361. Applying Port Security Skills in Production
362. Review of Configure and Verify Cisco Port Security
## Configure and Verify Cisco DHCP Snooping
363. Introducing DHCP Snooping
364. Why is DHCP Snooping Needed
365. The Recipe for DHCP Snooping
366. Building and Implementing DHCP Snooping in PT
367. Adding Source Guard to a Switch
368. Applying DHCP Snooping in Production
369. Review of Configure and Verify Cisco DHCP Snooping
## Configure and Verify Cisco Dynamic ARP Inspection
370. Introducing Dynamic ARP Inspection (DAI)
371. Why is DAI Needed
372. The Recipe and Commands for DAI
373. Implementing DAI
374. ARP Access Lists for Non-DHCP Devices
375. Additional DAI Options and Features
376. Applying DAI to the Production Network
377. Review of Configure and Verify Cisco Dynamic ARP Inspection
## Describe Remote Access and Site-to-Site VPNs
378. Introducing VPNs
379. Virtual Private Network (VPN) Overview
380. Building Blocks for Cryptography
381. Site-To-Site VPN Concepts
382. Verifying Site-To-Site Encryption Lab
383. Remote-Access VPN Concepts
384. Remote-Access VPN Client Examples
385. Review of Describe Remote Access and Site-To-Site VPNs
## Describe, Configure, and Verify Wireless Security protocols
386. Introduction to Describe, Configure, and Verify Wireless Security protocols
387. Wireless Security Protocol Options
388. Options for Controlling Wi-Fi Networks
389. Implementing WPA2 PSK on a SOHO Network
390. Planning WPA2 on a Controller-Based Wi-Fi Network
391. Implementing WPA2 on a Controller-based Wi-Fi Network
392. Review of Describe, Configure, and Verify Wireless Security Protocols
## What is Network Automation?
393. Introducing Network Automation
394. What is Network Automation?
395. Automating Network Device Deployment
396. Automating Network Device Backup, Monitoring, and Data Collection
397. Automating Network Troubleshooting Lab
398. Let's Keep Automating
## Use REST APIs and JSON
399. You are a Network Developer
400. API vs. SNMP vs. CLI
401. What is a REST API?
402. Navigating a REST API
403. HTTP Verbs
404. Programming 101: Data
405. Programming Playground Lab
406. JSON, YAML, or XML?
407. Interpreting JSON
408. REST API Lab
409. Becoming a Network Developer
## Controller-Based Networking
410. Forget Everything You Know About Networking
411. Reviewing the Planes
412. What is Controller-Based Networking?
413. Why do we Need an SDN Controller?
414. SDN Architectures
415. Automating the Data Center with ACI
416. Magic of Software-Defined Access
417. DNA Center Overview
418. Using Postman with the DNA Center REST API
419. DNA Center Lab
420. Controller-Based Networks Review
## Network Automation Tools: Ansible, Puppet, and Chef
421. Introducing Ansible, Puppet, and Chef
422. Configuration Managament with DevOps Tools
423. Ansible
424. Puppet
425. Chef
426. Summing it All Up