This lesson will explain the importance of getting the CCNA Routing and Switching certification, not only for your own personal growth, but professional growth as well.

In this lesson I will explain the process of taking your CCNA exam. I will show where you would go in order to schedule your exam.

In the lesson I will explain if you should take the test in two parts or one part. I will explain the differences between both.

In this lesson I will explain what you should expect to learn in this course.

In this lesson I will show how to get around in the packet tracer and explain how to use different tools that are available to you.

In this lesson I will show how create a simple topology. Connecting the devices with the proper cabling

In this lesson I will show how to configure routers hostname and interface.

In this lesson I will show how to configure a switches hostname, IP address and default-gateway also basic navigation on the switch.

In this lesson I will show how you would configure your PC to have connectivity with your router and switch.

In this lesson I will show how to configure a server to have connectivity with rest of the network. We will also configure it as a Web server and DNS server.

In this lesson we will discuss the necessity of networks in todays techonological world. I will explain how crucial networking is for a company to run more effecient.

In this lesson I will explain how communication occurs between two devices on a network using a layer 1 device and how we can increase efficiency by using a higher level device.

In this lesson I will explain the different internetworking devices you will encounter in your CCNA exam. I wlll also give you a glimpse as to what devices you will find in a real world scenario where centralized cabling is used.

In this lesson I will explain how important it is to segment your network both physically and logically through the use of vlans, as to improve bandwidth in your network.

In this lesson I will give a brief background of the birth of the OSI model

In this lesson I will give you a brief overview of the layers of the OSI model and a quick and easy way to remember the name of all the layers.

In this lesson I will explain the top 3 layers of the OSI model and their functions

In this lesson I will explain the lower layers of the OSI and all its functions

In this lesson I will explain the process of encapsulation as the data flows down the OSI and give the order of encapsulation wich will be helpfull on your CCNA exam.

In this lesson I will show the tables needed for conversions.

In this lesson we will convert a Hex number to a binary number which is our middle ground and then to a decimal.

In this lesson we configure a decimal to binary, then break that binary value into sections of four and convert it into a Hexadecimal number.

In this lesson I will explain the need to know Hexadecimal numbers.

In this lesson I will explain what the Core layer functions are and its importance.

In this lesson I will explain what the Distribution layer functions are and its importance.

In this lesson I will explain what the Access layer functions are and its importance.

In this lesson will look at the birth of the TCP/IP model and how it came to be.

In this lesson will discuss the different layers of the TCP/IP mode and compare them to the OSI model.

In this lecture I will give you an understanding of what Ethernet networks are.

In this lecture I will explain the contention access based method of Ethernet and the standard it uses. As well as the importance it plays in how we segment our infrastructure.

In this lecture we will discuss the different standards we use when we cable a network using UTP cabling and what cable you would create when connecting devices to your network.

This lesson will show the format of an IP address and why and how it is used.

Classifying an IPv4 Address, default subnet mask and default number of host

In this lesson you will get an understanding what a private IP address is.

In this lesson we will learn the private IP ranges and their masks

In this lesson we will prove the need for IPv6 address today.

In this lesson will breakdown the IPv6 address and its different sections

In this lesson you will the different types of IPv6 addresses

In this lab will learn how to use the auto-configuration feature that IPv6 offers us.

In this lecture we will discuss the benefits that ICMPv6 brings to the table

In this lecture we will discuss the three transition mechanism that we can use to help us move over to the IPv6 protocol.

In this lecture we will discuss how to use the diagram to help us subnet

PLEASE NOTE: In the diagram, I was thinking toooooo fast and subtracted 2 ahead of time. Where you see 2046, it should really be 2048.

In this lesson we learn how to attack an Class-full IP problem, by using the diagram we just learned.

In this lesson we will learn the concepts of VLSM and how to create and use the diagram to help us find the subnets, ranges, broadcast address whith their new mask.

In this lesson I will show the proven method to summarize your networks and what to do with the summary address.

In this lesson will learn 2 easy methods to be able to calculate your wildcard mask.

In this lecture I will show how to create and use the diagram, to be able to subnet in IPv6

In this lesson I will show how to setup the digram into binary format and its different positions

In this lecture I will show how to count for subnet from the starting point given and find not only your increment must importantly the position you would be incrementing by.

In this lesson we will finally increment our subnets in the correct position using our new network prefix

In this lesson you will learn how to connect to a Cisco router using various methods.

In this lesson you will learn the main components of a Cisco router such as, RAM, ROM, NVRAM and FLASH. At the end lesson you will understand what this components are and the part they play in the boot up process.

In this lesson we learn in detail how the router boots up starting with ROM all the way until the IOS is fully loaded in RAM.

In this lesson you will learn the different prompts within the Cisco IOS, as we navigate and learn our way around the router.

In this lesson you will learn administrative commands you would configure on the router

In this lesson you will learn how to configure the routers interfaces to include clock rates where applicable

In this video we will learn how to telnet or SSH into a router, to be able to remotely monitor.

In this lesson you learn main show commands to allow to verify your configurations

In this lesson you will learn how to configure the DHCP service on a Cisco router

In this lesson you will learn how to use the IP helper-address command to be able to assign IP addresses accross broadcast domains.

In this lesson you will learn how to configure static host tables for name resolution on the router

In this lesson you will learn how to use the CDP command to be able to see your directly connected neighbors.

In this lesson you will  learn how to use the LLDP command to be able to see your directly connected neighbors.

In this lesson you will learn how manipulate the registry inside the router, to have it bypass nvram.

In this lesson you will learn how to bypass the boot up process to get in too ROMMON and change the registry to bypass NVRAM.

In this lecture you will learn how to change the register to the 0x2100 and understand what it does.

In this lesson you will learn how the IP routing process occurs, how does a packet get from point A to point B.

In this lesson you will learn the difference between static and dynamic routing and which one would be the most appropriate to use for the scenario.

In this lesson you will learn how to configure default static routes, where and when you would use them

In this lesson we will be configuring static routes on live Cisco 1841 routers.

In this lesson I will give you an introduction to the three routing protocols you will encounter in the CCNA certification exam.

In this lesson you will learn about the details of the RIP routing protocol and how to configure both RIPv2 and RIPng in a dual stack scenario.

In this lesson you will learn about the details of EIGRP an EIGRP for IPv6 and its configurations

In this lab we will manipulate in which direction the packet will flow changing the bandwidth on the interfaces.

In this lesson will learn about the different terminology OSPF uses and you need to be familiar with for CCNA certification exam

In this lesson you will learn how OSPF acts when connected in a point to point configuration. We will compare between ethernet and serial connections in point to point.